ScepticalStan

More Islamic hilarity as two gay lads have had the first ever Muslim wedding. Of course, the likes of Unilad and LadBible and so on have tried to be oh-so-progressive by repeatedly sharing the story far and wide, but its rather backfired as the comment sections have been dominated by hordes of irate, angry Muslims telling them that they're going to burn in hell and that Islam condemns this and so on.

https://twitter.com/YTFC/status/884003457077661696/video/1 Balls. Cocked up the link first time.

He doesn't seem to happy about it in Yeovil's gimmicky little video! https://twitter.com/YTFC/status/884003457077661696/video/ Still, best of luck to him. He is only 19 after all.

Speaking of Sam Harris and Douglas Murray - interesting Podcast here about his new book. https://www.samharris.org/podcast/item/is-this-the-end-of-europe

This is the problem the apologists constantly run into. You come out with such over-the-top hyperbole that its so, so easy for people to argue against you without a shred of effort.

Do you really not have any Muslim friends? That really does seem quite astonishing to me.

By the way, isn't it interesting how when someone points out the ethnicity of the terrorist, the left is keen to continuously bang the drum about how he was born in England and therefore he's English as apple pie. Yet on the other hand, he's perfectly justified in his actions because he's defending his land and his people from a foreign invading force...wait a second, I thought he was English?

That is factually, proven to be not the case when it comes to Jihadi terrorists. This recent attack was yet another example of a perfectly intelligent young man with every opportunity to fully integrate into a welcoming Western country, who turned it down to make his own contribution to the war effort of the global caliphate. Please read and study this article. https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2015/03/what-isis-really-wants/384980/

Here's a cute little stat for you - a British Muslim is twice as likely to join the Caliphate in Syria and Iraq than he is to join the British Army https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/hundreds-more-uk-muslims-choose-jihad-than-army-l38256qqxx3 lol

That's right. There is no middle ground whatsoever between doing absolutely nothing on the one hand, and shooting brown people on sight and throwing them into concentration camps on the other. It's quite clearly either-or.

A bit of cultural enrichment. Never did any European country any harm. Remember folks, there's literally nothing we can do about this. Nothing whatsoever.

You might as well say that Pochettino failed at Tottenham because they didn't win the league. Hull finishing anywhere above bottom was a massive overachievement. No-one would have kept them up. No-one. In Silva's 18 matches he got 21 points. That works out at 44.33 points across the whole of a season. That's 2 or 3 points less than Puel's Southampton despite having what was undeniably the worst team in the league. This.

God almighty the irony of people clinging to Hull's defeat today despite scathing people for 'knee jerk reactions' and 'failing to look at the bigger picture' when it came to Puel is unbelievable. So, let's look at the bigger picture with Silva. He has managed to get 21 points in 18 matches this season, including matches where his team were effectively already relegated. In Hull he had the worst team in the league at his disposal, a team who were in the midst of a slump and who had just sold their best attacking player. Within a month he got them taking 4 points off Liverpool and United in the space of half a week and managed to get a squad that would have been relegated in April under Phelan to have a fighting chance of staying up. Saying Silva's done a bad job with Hull because he didn't keep them up is like saying Pochettino has done a bad job with Spurs because they didn't win the title. Get him in.

Mmmhm. Don't really need to add anything to this.

Useless, talentless try-hard clogger.

We were 10/11 to *win* the group (admittedly after the Sparta Prague 3-0 which is to Puel's credit) but still. It was a massive screw-up that cost the fans a trip abroad, a knock-out tie and a chance to repeat/improve upon the trip to Milan.

Oh and can we please stop going on about the League and the Cup final implying that we didn't have two other competitions this year? The first being a Europa League group in which we were ODDS ON FAVOURITES to WIN, not just qualify, but WIN after the first match, and we ballsed it up without so much as a goal away from home for our travelling support. The second was an FA Cup game full of kids and potential young, new, fans who came to the game as it was only a tenner, and we threw the game 0-5 (all so that we could save the first XI to get beat 2-1 away to Swansea).

If we finish 8th it will be an extremely flattering final league position. Attached is a link to the 'long' league table (so that's a league table 'to scale' in terms of the points between the clubs). https://www.fourfourtwo.com/features/premier-league-long-table-your-sides-true-place-league Also, if you look back through past seasons, whatever points tally 8th place ends up with this season will be lower (and in many cases far lower) than the points tally that has been required in most previous seasons. (60, 56, 56, 49, 52, 49, 61 and 51). http://www.soccerstats.com/latest.asp?league=england

Hahahahaha Weren't you on all the Puel threads insisting that any reaction to defeats against West Brom, West Ham and Swansea was a knee-jerk reaction and that you were well above all that? Can't be true. That'd make you a thick hypocrite wouldn't it?

Indeed. And, to add to that, I'd also mention it wasn't like we were suddenly effortlessly winning game after game under Pochettino. I'm pretty sure that the 3-1 against City was his only win in his first 7 or 8 matches if I remember rightly. Its almost as if the majority of Saints fans (there are of course, exceptions) aren't quite the knee-jerk nutters that many think they are, and are far more patient than some might realise.

If we can offload Long and Rodriguez for a combined £25Mn this summer that will be a fantastic start.

I'm in the Puel out camp but anyone trying to spin this result against him is a complete retard.

Glad Puel listened to me.

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