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I don't have the answers but I am suspicious of those that wish to exploit tolerance.

No because it gives some people the warped justification to bring trouble onto our streets because of events in other countries.

Never quite understood that if someone over the age of criminal responsibility should receive a lighter sentence than say somebody in their mid 20s etc. The fact the scum are so young but already capable of such acts is shocking

My Uncle was at Dunkirk with the 1/7 Queens Royal West Surrey Regiment so I've always been interested. Good film but upon reflection the 1958 film made by Leslie Norman (Barry's dad) is superior imo

Utterly depressing and made worse that the sentences are so short. OK they are young but a man lost his life for nothing. Feral scum

Check out the MI5 website. They know a lot more than I do

Not sure if they have political aims other than to hate and kill and quash tolerance

Wanting to take the middle ground is laudable. An inconvenient truth for some is that according to MI5 the most significant terrorist threat to the UK is from extreme islamist groups or individuals.

Of course we all want us to tear up the division but don't think this is realistic. The manager has a major rebuild to do and try to gather a decent points total while doing it. It seems whoever is not playing seems appealing simply because they are not under the spotlight. Looking at contracts up in June 26 will be the crux of what happens and if the younger players really the future.

Hope to see a full game from Ramsey to see what he can do

Seems bizarre to me that traditional Labour voters think that voting Reform is going to help their lot. People should be able to raise concerns about Immigration without immediate accusations of racism but Labour voters are going to be extremely disappointed if they think Reform will improve things. Similar when Brexit voters found that things were worse not better after the referendum

Bit worrying if this has not been addressed. Thinking back the Only time I ever felt really concerned was a match at Newcastle back in about 1972. I was visiting family on Tyneside and went to match against Wolves. Only three sides of the ground open as new stand was being built. Really packed in behind the goal and several times the crowd surged forward as Newcastle attacking that end. Never been so pleased to get behind a crush barrier.

Palace are a breath of fresh air. As you say a lot depends on Glasner staying. Imagine if they did win it. Wouldn't diminish our achievement and would shake things up

To support your players when they make a good shot fine but to abuse the other team when they are about to play etc is just yobbish. Almost that they can't accept you need to have an opponent to play otherwise there is no game.

The game could certainly do with another winner outside the cabal. Palace play some good stuff and have grit too. When we won it the thought was we gave hope to other fans of similar size clubs. Whatever happens we can smile and think we did that at 5001 to one.

Have been impressed with Palace since Glasner took charge. Early days but they may be up there at the end. Could there be a surprise winner to mark 10 years since we upset the applecart.

Could Palace challenge for the title ?

Do we need another negative thread?

Totally agree

Plays for Surrey rather than little Leicestershire.

Southpaws rule

Don't follow the crowd simply because it seems popular

That was after Clive Clarke suffered a heart attack during half time in League Cup match

Talking about abandoned games reminds me of Denis Law. Scored 6 goals for Man City and game abandoned when 6-2 up against Luton. Goals wiped from his record and Man City lost the replay!

Me too