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So he's claiming one suicide was immoral and cowardly, but other suicides aren't... let's be serious.

You described Arday's death as cowardly and immoral - the inference is clear as day... people who die in that way are cowardly and immoral.

It's there for all to see (y)

What a fuckin vile post. Suicide is the leading cause of death among men under 50 in the UK, claiming over 5000 lives a year. Around 15 men a day take their own life in the UK. But you think they're immoral and cowardly. Disgusting.

Yes, because you're delusional. YouGov: Nigel Farage favourability, July 2026 The picture looks very different for Nigel Farage, who earlier this month resigned his Clacton seat in order to fight a “people versus the establishment” by-election, following investigations into his financial...

I have a problem with lots of political funding across the spectrum, but a £5m personal 'gift' is unprecedented in this country - certainly in terms of what has ever been known publicly. Pretending this is just par for the course is pathetic. We don't know if it's a technical breach of the...

I'm laughing that you think you haven't picked a side.

I think the corporate takeover of our politics, and the corruption and influence that comes with it, is one of the foundational reasons behind the country falling apart. We all know who our political system serves, yet when that influence is being flagrantly waved in front of our faces, your...

The 'freedom' for major politicians to take bungs from shady rich blokes..? What absurd framing.

Cause of death is qualitative and can be open to interpretation. Attendance is neither of those things. You didn't answer - do you think the NHS are faking attendance figures?

Do you think the NHS are faking attendance figures?

Oh right, bin the recorded data off then:ROFLMAO:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/crrvp45gxzpo Worse to come.

Beginning to look like he's not cut out for it, despite his talent. 3 failed loans with barely a minute played between them... clearly something majorly off with him.

Developing the player achieves both of those things in theory - whether it's for our squad or to boost his value, it's in everyone's interest to develop the player to the highest level possible. I'd argue it's too hard to even know at this stage which outcome is more likely - I think the club...

The whole saga has seen Farage's popularity and reputation take a significant hit by almost any measure - his favourability is at it's lowest in a decade, and all that financial scrutiny will soon return when the investigation resumes. That the people of Clacton will vote for him over a bin...

I don’t think we need to have seen capitalism 100% unregulated in order to make the argument. We have so many examples of what happens when some markets are insufficiently regulated - let’s take the 2008 financial crash as an easy headline one, but there are plenty more. The evidence doesn’t...

Agree with you on this - moving on a £35m signing after 6 months is some statement. I wonder if Sage has had a look at him pre-season and just told the club to get rid at any cost... When you factor in the fee we paid, for me he's certainly our worst ever signing.

Good post. I think people are always far too black and white with this stuff - pretty much all of the most successful economies in the world are mixed models combining private enterprise and markets with varying degrees of regulation, taxation and state provision. Unregulated capitalism...

I've never been impressed when I've seen him play, including at the WC this summer. His goalscoring record in France was very impressive, but he struggled in Italy last year. I'd assume he's on hefty wages at Juventus having run down his contract at Lille. Would be a no from me.