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I surprised McGhee isn't doing it - he seems to have popped up at a lot of the first games at the Amex. Plus, Sky have used him before...?

He'll see out his contract and then reassess where he is as a manager and where we are as a team. If he has progressed as a manager faster than the club and has an offer from a big Premier League team he'll be off. But, if the he and the club and progressing together and he feels he can continue...

7/10

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Saturday, 17 September 2011 Millwall 1 v 2 West Ham Nott'm Forest 2 v 2 Derby Barnsley 1 v 0 Watford Blackpool 2 v 1 Cardiff Crystal Palace 1 v 2 Middlesbrough Hull 0 v 0 Portsmouth Leeds 2 v 0 Bristol City Leicester 2 v 2 Brighton Peterborough 1 v 2 Burnley Reading 2 v 1 Doncaster Sunday, 18...

Boundary changes: Labour and Lib Dems set for big losses, first analysis shows | Politics | guardian.co.uk "The Labour party could have netted 14 fewer seats, the Liberal Democrats 10 fewer, while the Conservatives, who dominate England, might have lost just six seats. The UK's only Green MP...

I'm sure I read on the Guardian that the boundary changes mean Lucas would not win at the next election - she looses half her green voters to a new constituency and gains Tory voters...

I think, given the allegations and upcoming trial for defrauding the taxman, the FA would be very unlikely to give Harry the job.

Can't connect

So if you support the Iraq war on the grounds that SH may have had WMDs which he may have exported to Syria prior to the Allies invading, I take it you would now support a similar invasion of Syria to track down those same, hypothetical WMDs?

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Well done! I think it's fairly certain that you've made more money in one day than 'NSC's Tipster' will make this season.

(1) There were no WMDs. (2) What they found were plans. There was no evidence that SH was capable of acting upon those plans and, even if he was had been able to do so, the weapons wouldn't have been a threat to either the UK or the US (3) Breach of SC resolutions has never been a legitimate...

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Any invasion of another country is prima facie illegal under international law (an act of aggression under the UN Charter) unless it is supported by (a) a resolution of the UN Security Council; (b) a resolution of the General Assembly of the UN; or (c) it is an intervention directed to prevent...

I would hardly characterise the people of a country which is plagued by continual bombings, where individuals in high offices are continually assassinated and where the streets are crawling with uninvited, unwanted and ruthless 'private security firms' as 'free'.

One of the many reasons why Forest are going nowhere fast this season.

This is tragic

Deary me. Bolton 2-0 down already. One day in and £35 down the drain. Are you actually putting these bets on yourself or just posting them here for the 'benefit' of others?

The inevitable slide towards relegation has begun :lol: