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Given that the police are all over the far left and the far right they will have intelligence sources beyond the telegram list you keep going on about. Not that they're going to say publicly for obvious reasons.

Your argument seems to be that if something didn't happen it was never going to happen? Rather than the reality which is probably a mix of factors including but not limited to: 1. Those involved in Liverpool, Sunderland and elsewhere being sent down rapidly 2. The police telling the public that...

Social media of course is a brilliant source. The police use that as their sole means of intelligence.

Why do you think anybody on here has that information? How is it the same as covid? What was being "pushed" then? Was it not a lethal disease that killed a poster on here then?

Your bizarre ranting about the things being "pushed" and comparing it to Covid, what the fuck are you on about? Now saying "How many mosques have been attacked?" as if that somehow proves that there aren't people out there who want to attack mosques. I don't even know what your point is? Is it...

You have completely lost the plot

I said 2nd last year and it failed me so we'll be between 16th and 18th 1. Burnley 2. Leeds United 3. Luton 4. Coventry 5. Sheffield United 6. Bristol City 7. Norwich 8. Sunderland

Mecca, I knew those muslims would be involved somewhere

Started well but didn't stick to his regions

Yes, the compromise is that they don't get the increase they requested.

No, it's a cost of living pay negotiation, you don't get more for less.

They're rich but clueless, they make large losses and have a wage bill higher than many in the division.

She's said it's down to the football clubs themselves :rolleyes:

It's hardly 'capitulation' to settle a long term dispute with a compromise, especially where the costs to everybody of the dispute continuing accumulate. It's funny really, Tories agree with the idea of the market setting the price of goods and services until it's the labour market.

It's more like the Mail, Torygraph etc do their best to disassociate themselves from the behaviours driven by the kind of drivel they've published for 20-30 years. They hate the type of people who are on the anti-racist protests usually.

It's a misfuelling episode

I don't know, neither do you.

It's just a precaution, it's hardly the end of the world having shops close early is it?

Right wing extremism potentially seems more wide spread and closer to home though, I think that's the difference to be honest.