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Well, it's not like they have an agenda against the US :shy: Look, it's such a web of lies, deceit and corruption. All I'm trying to say is, there is strategic attacks going on by "the west" if you believe they want to help Syria, Iraq etc. Personally, I don't know if they're trying to help...

Isn't that the Russian news network? RT?

Surely that contradicts? I would have thought the liberal attitude would make them less of a target?

Could you expand on that please? Which expenses? I'm assuming the 3 months is end of/pre season?

Can you provide a link? I'd like to read that. By the way, I'm not suggesting there's dodgy dealings on both sides. "The West" has a lot to answer for, i.e arms deals, oil etc...

Exactly, random. "civilian casualties from coalition airstrikes targeting ISIS fighters in the city" I don't know what people think, but the US aren't going over there, dropping bombs randomly on civilians and flying home. There's days or months of planning and surveillance of ISIS targets...

At least 112 bodies have been pulled from the site of a US-led coalition airstrike in Mosul, senior Iraqi health official Ahmed Dubardani said Monday. The deaths have sparked renewed concerns about civilian casualties from coalition airstrikes targeting ISIS fighters in the city. A senior Iraqi...

I'm not 100% sure what you're trying to make out I'm saying? I know we shouldn't be involved in the middle east. I know the US pull out their pistols and go full wild wild west with everything and ask questions later. Please tell me what you are insinuating?

Could you point me in the direction of this please?

Anyway, there'll be relegation cuts in their contracts in the contracted players. (I hope!)

Naturally. If they're generally sorry for the poor performances all season, they'd take the cuts and make amends. (Those that do stay)

Sorry, was a poor title. You're correct, bombing suggests random attacking. Something I don't believe is happening in Syria by the US/UK etc.

I don't mean that at all. Trump is saying in them tweets, don't attack Syria in general. Bombing of "targets" has been going on for ages by the US on Syria before Trump was president. Today was a military base, not a civilian area of a town or something like that. I hope this comes across...

I thought we didn't offer much to the academy players like Haynes, Thomas etc anyway? The windfall from Wembley at £600K is enough for 11-12 players on £1,000 PW for a year. Plus, isn't the rule for young players offer a contract equal or greater than what they're on? If GT is on £500 p/w...

To be fair, they attacked a military base today, in 2017, not "Syria". If it's true, the same military base that killed innocent civilians in a sadistic and cruel way.