ADP

Fucks sake man. Just get it in the net!

Right there with you.

atmosphere is woeful

Jorge Jesus reminds me of Walder Frey

what the fuck is going on? Just fucking lost the plot

fucks sake man Santon

are you fucking kidding me? the post again?

Need to keep disciplined.

jesus christ.

fuck sake

So so so close to two! Agonising!

aye! Fucking screaming out over here!

Shite challenge Perch.

GET THE FUCK IN CISSE!!!!!!!!

Howay lads!

http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/video/2013/apr/04/billy-bragg-paolo-di-canio-video

Reposted from other thread but whatever, I see that the conversation is in both threads and ive just spend a while collecting some strand of logic to how I feel about all of this. That Philpott's psychopathy and fundamental, extremist attitudes to, and treatment of, women has been overlooked and replaced for a discussion regarding the benefits system in a shameless attempt at political point-scoring by the Daily Mail and then one George Osborne, is perhaps the most thoroughly depressing, absurdist statement/ntion that has come from this government. By disregarding the core element - and, possibly, catalyst - of the tragedy (Philpott's abusive treatment of, and views on, women, which deserve an interrogation on a social level as many men hold similar alarming ideas, and a similar perspective on women), Osborne and the Daily Mail have aligned genuine disability, unemployment in a time of recession, and the benefit system with (and passively suggested it is a cause of) amongst other things psychopathy, brutality, the degradation of humanity, and general amorality. So fucked up, so wrong, so very sad and what's worse is that I can do absolutely fuck all to rectify the irrationality of the situation. The shamelessness of it man, it's almost comical. :/ Also, very interesting read: http://shouldireadthedailymail.com

Also, some really interesting, impartial articles on the validity of the Daily Mail as a newspaper and objectively discussing 'Should I read the Daily Mail?': http://shouldireadthedailymail.com

That Philpott's psychopathy and fundamental, extremist attitudes to, and treatment of, women has been overlooked and replaced for a discussion regarding the benefits system in a shameless attempt at political point-scoring by the Daily Mail and then one George Osborne, is perhaps the most thoroughly depressing, absurdist statement/ntion that has come from this government. By disregarding the core element - and, possibly, catalyst - of the tragedy (Philpott's abusive treatment of, and views on, women, which deserve an interrogation on a social level as many men hold similar alarming ideas, and a similar perspective on women), Osborne and the Daily Mail have aligned genuine disability, unemployment in a time of recession, and the benefit system with (and passively suggested it is a cause of) amongst other things psychopathy, brutality, the degradation of humanity, and general amorality. So fucked up, so wrong, so very sad and what's worse is that I can do absolutely fuck all to rectify the irrationality of the situation. The shamelessness of it man, it's almost comical. :/

Cracking ball through from Alves.

Messi 1 PSG 0

PSG looking canny so far.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/quiz/2013/apr/02/brendan-rodgers-david-brent-quotes-quiz

Just finished watching The Sopranos. Had seen the ending before on those 'greatest tv moments' kinda shows. The best TV series I've ever seen. Writing is flawless and the acting is mesmerising. Never thought anything could better Twin Peaks but I think Sopranos has just pipped it. Just perfect.

Kone from Wigan would be handy for another option up front.