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They have fat behinds too.

And before, historical record shows US expansionism over the ages. Attacks on Britain/Canada in 1812 Attacks on Spain/Mexico in 1848 Genocide of American Indians pre 1860 and post 1865 (General Sheridan’s memoirs shine a light on the prevailing attitudes) Attacks on Spain/Philippines/Cuba 1898...

I think the extent of the restrictions the BBC and other media operate in is a well kept secret. The idea the BBC is unbiased is frankly ludicrous, it has more agenda’s than I've had hot dinners.

If they bring in another striker it's likely to be a loan from a Championship or Premiership club I think. The focus on signings has been on midfield development players so far. I would actually look at central defence now for a permanent contract. The defence was solid in League Two but it will...

Which is why I don't support them, they are in football club ownership for the wrong reasons.

There is a tendency to run on even bigger losses in the Championship. There are always a few clubs where the owners are spending loads in an attempt to reach the Premier League. But of course there are only 3 winners, the other 7 or 8 that try end up with a very bad balance sheet.

That thought about returning injured players gets trotted out every season, the problem is that usually someone else gets injured. A few squad injuries are something that have to be managed, but the main thing is to have sufficient squad depth to deal with whatever happens.

For a minute I thought this was a thread about male menopause.

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Bjork saying shhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.

From what I read about him I see him as a long term replacement for Doyle, defensive midfielder. So far since late May we signed 3 midfielders, a left back and a striker. Can't be many more signings to come, but I think one or 2 will be going with Bayliss, Beavon, Haynes & Vincenti the most...

Apologies if already posted but BBC now saying bid accepted but can see no definite confirmation, they say £20M. James Maddison: Norwich accept Leicester bid of about £20m

LOL, you're bonkers. The Romans invaded everywhere, what they did not do is force the existing populations to change their religion and they brought many economic benefits with them as the ruins of a once great civilisation all over the Middle East testify. The Crusades by the way were a...

So they've pulled out not the other way round.

I think you'll find the roots of all these conflicts stem from initial Islamic aggression and that certainly includes Burma. Islam is an expansionist doctrine historically achieved by military force and civil disorder over many years. I'm more worried about the hate preaching in this country...

Decent documentary maker, as he is a 'rapper' I doubt I'd be interested in his music.

You are missing the point here, how many recent examples of Christians killing to spread their faith can you find? I am completely against proselytism by any means but to to do so by violence is built into Islam* and that's why I hold is as particularly objectionable. * because Mohamed spent...

A Saudi defender?

Yet he won't disclose how much was paid for a barrister for a legal opinion that contradicted the tribunal chairperson's view. I'd be willing to bet it exceeds 3 grand. Hypocrisy++