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I'm not sure saying you're considering committing fraud on a public forum is a massively wise idea.

I'm inclined to agree regarding Bridcutt. Would sell for £3 million. Buckley, I'm less sure about. I think he needs a run of games to get going - but of course, with his injury problems, we haven't managed to get this out of him, certainly this season. When fully fit he is a real asset and so...

What about the British sovereign territory that was invaded in 1982?

Every time I see him play, his explosiveness surprises me. I don't think I've seen a player, anywhere, with acceleration like he has. If he can further improve his consistency and decision-making (which, along with his defensive work, have come on markedly in the last year or so), he could be a...

Wow.

How dare you bring facts into the argument, that's the last thing our Tory overlords want!

Perhaps, but I guess I am naturally sceptical. As others have said, taking everything the club says (or doesn't say) at face value and offering a degree of blind trust can be a risky business.

I think you're confusing "disloyalty" with "disagreeing or questioning a decision." Fair enough, you say you have information, but you refuse to share it. Surely you can understand the position some of us without information take, which is that sacking the manager who led the club to its highest...

That bit is very true. If he's ever given you a condescending reply it's just because you are not worthy of his exalted position and inside knowledge.

Strikes me that the club have deliberately made it a bit of a hassle to collect refunds. But as the aim of that seems to be to drive the money towards AITC, I don't really have a problem with it. Fair play to Barber for making stuff happen, but as others have said, it's not great that it took...

Your post is somewhat symptomatic of the mindset that running around like a headless chicken constantly is the best way to play football.

Nonsense. How is executing someone lying wounded on the ground, then bragging about breaking the Geneva Convention anything other than the actions of a cold-blooded murderer?

Have you actually read any of the thread? We're above cold-blooded murder, regardless of whether the Taliban are or not.

Yes, they do have courts in Afghanistan. Would the Taliban condemn one of their soldiers murdering one of ours in the way Alexander Blackman did? No, probably not. But that doesn't mean we should stoop to their level - in fact, that's how we try and distinguish ourselves and prove we're above...

Agreed.

Ah good, now here comes some casual racism.

Taught to "fight terrorism with terrorism?" Really?

None of this matters. He executed a wounded, defenceless human being in cold blood, and knew exactly what he was doing in the process. I know enough about myself to know I could never bring myself to do that.

I'm having an incredible season in my career save on FM12, where I'm currently with Bayer Leverkusen. Won the German title last season (2015-16), and this year, having wrapped up the title again with 3 games to go, I've just played the semi of the Champions League against AC Milan, having beaten...

I got into a lengthy argument with a fellow Albion fan on Twitter about this. My position remains the same - he knew exactly what he was doing and is nothing more than a cold-blooded murderer. For all those saying "You don't know what it's like out there," "You would have done the same," "It's...