LDN Blue

Lady luck was with us after our "bad moment". Up to us to seize the opportunity now

Oh, you wrote one! Haha

On the CFC website?

Hope you do, be sure to give us updates on here about how it goes!

Very good to hear! As soon as you'd got the army onside Egypt was always going to other throw Mubarak! I was happy you guys did it without any help from America or the USA, a real inspiration for all the other repressed countries out there. But you know, I've heard things in Tunisia are still not that great. Apparently the government they have now is another puppet government which are following the same policies as before, I hope the same won't happen in Egypt

Well that changes things..

Roman has never given an interview to UK media. Judging by stories like this, you can see why.

Exactly.. Yes we'll always love the bridge because it's the original home of Chelsea FC. But a new stadium is exciting! It really makes the Roman Abramovich era, the transition from what the club was to what it is today.

Very strange. Considering Buck's been saying it's not in their plans for the next coming years, it's very strange he'd change stories like that. Any idea of when? Where?

Interesting..

Haha thanks for the nomination My vote goes to Steve for all his work here on TC. Never fails with match videos, even when in another country with shitty internet & still finds time to make some sigs! All the others have a great chance too though! Good luck everyone.

31. Jesus. Happy Birthday to him anyway.

Not Pato. Merkel would be nice

I couldn't believe it when we'd done a sponsorship deal with them, they've never been a good drink by any means!

For the right price, anyone can be sold. Didn't Torres teach you anything?

Read about this. It's interesting.. Maybe for £25million+?

It's either Aguero or Lukaku for me. Otherwise it's goodbye Kalou, Sturridge, Borini, Sala & any other hopeful forwards we'd have..

Not bad for Ajax

Well, the Taliban before 9/11 offered to hand over Bin Laden to stop the Afghanistan invasion. Providing the USA could prove Bin Laden was responsible for the crimes they wanted to put him on trial for. So why couldn't they provide it? As for the rest. You make good points. I do question why there was no denying or such. However that video is not legitimate. Anyone who's viewed it can tell you, comparing to other videos and photographs, that was not Bin Laden. However you are right as to why there was never any comeback from the Taliban.

What's silly about it? He started 2 illegal wars, for reasons that were not only awful, but invalid too. He should be tried for War Crimes at the Hague. But since America haven't "ratified" their membership it's unlikely to happen. Agree on the rest of this. Though the topic we had diverted to had relevance to Che & Chavez. I was merely making a point of such leaders emerging in the world to stop fanatics like Bin Laden from becoming powerful at all.

Right, so, he denies for over a year, more than 5 times that he denies any involvement. To multiple news outlets, he tells jounos that he had no knowledge of it & denies any involvement. Then a tape turns up? A tape which looks nothing like him, which gets mistranslated and gets the rituals wrong? Why also would he leave the tap lying in a house which was ambushed? Usually they're sent to a news network (i.e. Al Jhezeera) like he did after the bombings in Nairobi & Dar Es Salaam and even after the bombings of USS Cole.

I don't know who did it. But there is no proof it was Bin Laden. Everyone knows the bombers were Saudi. Saudi paid too. Everyone also knows Bin Laden hates Saudi Arabia, hence why he left them.

Already proven but Like seriously though, am I the only one who wants proof of his crimes? Especially 9/11.. I mean it's not like the Taliban didn't offer to hand over Bin Laden in '01 http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2001/oct/17/afghanistan.terrorism11

It would've been justice if it could be proven Bin Laden was responsible for those attacks, in a trial.

Like I've said. The policies Chavez imposed, changed Venezuela for the better, and I know someone in Venezuela who will vouch for that. There's no denying he's got many many flaws. But the policies is what I'm focusing on. When it comes to helping the poor, Chavez is inspiring. That's the truth of it.