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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-16573066 I'm not sure MBT, I guess it kind of make sense.

Pretty much what I was hoping to read That article gives nothing away, in fact, it barely even speaks of his time here. So I guess maybe thats telling in it's own right?

I actually think it was the first occasion I agreed with Wenger. Can see why it was given, but I thought it was a tad harsh. I still think Swansea deserved the win anyway, but it was an unfortunate penalty for Arsenal to concede.

Booo sack the board!!!

Hallelujah! Hopefully he's successful.

Agreed, thoroughly disappointed it was only three episodes long though. How does that constitute a series

Cheers, I didn't realise

Sadly, thats what I think it confirms

Swansea - arsenal has been decent. Arsenal equalised for the second time and Swansea run up the other end and score to regain the lead.

confirmed on BBC. http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/16568858.stm I hope it works out for all of us

sad news indeed

Considine according to original 106, though nothing on red web. Bye bye Arnie then

Any mention of who's captain?

COYR, lets get into these killie bears!

Usually about 900 is it not?

Sandaza has turned them down too

Thought that myself. Fuck you neil Lennon you prick!

I mentioned this to TC earlier in the week, i'm quite impressed with the way the club have gone about their business this transfer window. First time i've seen an AFC manager acknowledge they need to be quicker off the mark

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/health-news/2012/01/11/woman-with-two-vaginas-had-to-lose-virginity-twice-115875-23694835/ Please note, I do not read the mirror

18 month deal apparently, I just hope its on a pay as you play

Watching crimson tide, I'd forgotten how good it was

There are rules in war, just not modern warfare as we know it. The Taliban / Muslim terrorists have completely changed the game. Just because they would and have probably done the same if not worse doesn't mean you have to sink to their level. The dead should be respected, no matter who they are.

http://sport.stv.tv/football/scottish-premier/hibernian/293372-leigh-griffiths-banned-for-gesture-after-sfa-tribunal/?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

Whilst i disagree with the fact they have done this (out of order by any stretch of the imagination), the reporter is surely factually incorrect by saying it goes against the code of war? Do both parties not need to sign up for this to be in force? And I can't say that guerilla tactics or whatever the fuck the Taliban are using are part of the Geneva convention. It's morally wrong, but rules of war are not in play here.