Andy

Didn't Tarantino do Kill Bill? I really enjoyed those two films. Me and Mrs Andy are going to go and watch Wreck-It Ralph next week, looking forward to that a lot.

I must admit, I do find the slaughter process of Halal meat to be disgraceful and for that reason, I will try to avoid it where possible. We're in 2013, not 34BC and shouldn't be causing unneccessary stress and distress to the animals when there are devices such as stunners and pitters around. I couldn't care less if Halal was related to Islam, Judiasm or Christianity, it's just wrong.

More Than Words - Extreme

Strange comment. If a player is not performing then the fans are absolutely right to 'harrass' them.

You're absolutely right - as far I know, people are just assuming that Gary suffered from depression, but there are a number of reasons why somebody might opt to take their own life. Doesn't stop it from being extremely sad, of course.

To be fair, we don't know if Gary had a mental health issue, if he was depressed or whatever. A lot of people are assuming that he suffered from depression, though he may have killed himself for a number of reasons. As per Tom's post, I've heard a number of rumours/theories as to the reason Gary chose to commit suicide, though I agree that it would be in bad taste to discuss these - particularly so shortly after his death.

Sad news and such a shame for all involved. I always think that you have to be in a very disturbed state of mind to even consider suicide, so who knows what's been going on in his personal life for this to happen. Genuine Prem legend though.

Only just seen this - disgraceful if true. Jensen has quite obviously been part of the problem, but to make him the scapegoat to save his own neck shows what a callous, lying little toad Kean is. I actually dislike the weasel more now than I did 5 minutes ago.

If it's Jensen's choice, who can blame him? He may link up with Laudrup again, now that Laudrup is a free agent and won't be short of offers. Plus, if he knows that Kean isn't about to be sacked anytime soon, why stay on a blatently sinking ship? If it's a club decision then why just remove the assistant manager? Even if they replace him with an experienced number 2, which shows that they're willing to make some changes, why not make the change that needs making and get rid of the real problem (Kean)?

Under normal circumstances I wouldn't touch O'Leary with a barge pole, but as an alternative to Kean, he sounds like a Godsend.

Rafa has been banging them in for Livingston up in Scotland for a couple of years, so it's a good move for him. Also playing under his idol there (Di Canio).

From the sounds of it, Rochina likes to play a deeper forward role, behind a front man - so a front pairing of RSC with Rochina just behind sounds like a plan. Worth a try.

Eh?! The police quite clearly collected enough evidence or it wouldn't have ever made to inquest. If you read the link above, it mentions both CCTV and witness statements - both of which would have been obtained by the police at the time of the incident. At 'there' best indeed. Also, as much as a tragedy as this is, if the lad has actually drunk excessive amounts, taken cocaine and intended to head a bin (as per the report), rather than try to protect himself/get out of the way of it - then nobody is more to blame than the lad himself. To try and blame Stoke is nothing short of a disgrace. Now the facts are out, hopefully his family can get some peace and move on in some way.

I'd say the easy option would have been to go to United, sit back and collect the trophies. Took more bravery going to a smaller club, one that he truly loved - and that's admirable.