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I'm not sure how easy or hard this is, could change it if need be. Name the 6 goalkeepers to make a league appearance in the League 1 season.

Nice, can I ask a question then?

3.Solano(?) 4. Kermorgant Play off semi's penalty shootout vs Cardiff?

Tottenham On possession anyway

If anyone has a HD link please PM me.

Look at it this way, you will enjoy it much more than any fair weather fan will, that's how I cope at least It does gut me that I can't go after being there in the bad times and "fans" like that will, but I'm just glad it's happening regardless.

Spurs and Arsenal fans are one of the few who hate us, even those who we consider our rivals say they don't hate us.

This time Tottenham will be glad not to be top.

If only Spurs fans could teach us how to be less racist.. http://www.itv.com/news/2015-02-18/west-ham-chelsea-and-spurs-fans-top-arrests-for-racist-chanting-in-premier-league-since-2004-05/

Their obsession is unhealthy.

I have a lot of respect for the people on here, sharing your stories could help others and that's a real good thing to do. I feel for darko massively, I can't imagine what you go through, I hope you you can stay positive. For those of you who have had these feelings because of work, relationships and others, I hope it works out for you, it's sometimes hard when you go through tough times, it's hard to see a light at the end of the tunnel, the problem is we all get very caught up in what we're supposed to do, from a young age were taught to go to through as much education as we can, then on to work, then you can get a mortgage and have a family and so on. but of course, it's not always as simple as that, obstacles get in the way, ADK put it best imo. "As a society we value productivity above happiness." I've personally never had these thoughts, but I understand people who do, if you can, try make changes, I know it must be difficult, if you have responsibilities it can seem impossible to make changes, but it's the only way you can get to a place where you're truly happy, not just happy in the eyes of society, but happy with your life, these changes can be small, even if it's as simple as doing something you like for for a couple hours each week, it doesn't necessarily have to cost money, you could go on to make big changes, whether this be changing your career, location, anything, I'm not saying it will be easy, but that's the light at the end of the tunnel, doing and being what makes you truly happy. I'm not an expert, I don't mean to annoy anyone and I hope I haven't said anything that does make anyone upset, but this is just my opinion from what I've gathered from reading the other posts.

What annoys people is the lack of logic used, to say "soldiers should be paid what footballers are paid" is illogical, to say soldiers should be paid more is fair, but pictures like that are mostly annoying because they are designed to get likes and shares. They're basically using soldiers misfortune for shares.

I personally haven't seen anyone suggest this, however, as seen above, it's made into a bigger problem than it actually is. The article below is 2 years old, however, the stat's shouldn't have changed too drastically, only 3% of the the actual welfare budget goes on benefits to the unemployed, on average, people think the figure is 41%, similar story with fraudulent claims, on average people think around 27% is fraudulently claimed, the real figure is 0.7%, we may spend more than other countries, but the amounts aren't as high as people may think, to just slash the welfare bill doesn't help working people as many of them have to rely on some form of benefits. The point is you can take some benefits away from the unemployed, which if they're long term unemployed, seems fair, those are the minority, but this doesn't really solve the problem, as most of the welfare bill isn't taken up by them. http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/voters-brainwashed-by-tory-welfare-myths-shows-new-poll-8437872.html

http://www.forestforum.co.uk/showthread.php?t=43515