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Is there a world breast cancer day ? Is there ANY cancer day ? And if NOT so, why ? Which kills more cancer or aids ? Yes, Breast Cancer Awareness day is 30th of October. Various other types of cancers have an awareness day, sometimes an international one or sometimes varying by country. What I'm trying to ask is if not wearing a pink, red or blue ribbon on air on that day is as much of a statement as wearing one, implying that you're making a point about some kind of disagreement with the campaign.

Do we have an "aids day" or not ? Yes, World AIDS Day, 1st of December.

Does the fact he doesn't wear an aids ribbon on air mean that he's doing it solely to impress people who think that there are too many aids campaigns like? Especially if he wears one off air and takes it off before a report.

I think his reasons, that he always wears one off screen, that he gets lots of requests to wear one thing or another to support all kinds of causes and he prefers not to wear any symbols at all when he's presenting is a fairly reasonable one. People are free to disagree with it, but I think characterising him as if he's some kind of monster for it kind of proves his point.

Thought a team had done that though, changed their kit to pink for a game for Breast Cancer trust. Yeah, several teams have done it. Not sure if that means all teams absolutely have to do it otherwise they're disrespectful though.

How far do you go with this? How do you reply to, say, a breast cancer charity who says "Ah, you're putting a poppy on for the troops? Cool, can you all make a strip with a pink ribbon on for breast cancer awareness month? No? Why don't you care about people dying of cancer?" Could end up with everyone in pretty much the same multicoloured kit.

Slagging off Sports Direct is quite a good way of getting at him I reckon, seeing as it warns off potential stadium sponsors and fucks about with his using the club as a vehicle to shove his brand down everyone's throats at every opportunity. Perhaps some banners hinting at the dodgy working conditions of the poor fuckers who make the ultra-cheap sportswear he flogs? Or the fact that Lonsdale has been adopted as the uniform of dutch neo-nazis?

1-1's a good score to be honest, a point doesn't do much to get them out of trouble and he's less likely to get sacked than if Stoke had beat them.

Bent's been on fire for them like, involved in nearly every goal they score. Would be interesting to see what happens to their form if he's out for a long period.

Your mum's out stealing, Your dad's drug dealing, And you look like a cross-dressing gay

See Hull are bottom of the fair play league as well.

What happened? Someone unfurled a banner, steward came over and tried to take it off him or throw him out or something, whatever it was, a load of people stood up and people from further back started moving down towards him, eventually he backed down and walked away, to a lot of sarcastic cheering.

Some steward got made to look a right twat in the gallowgate from what I saw.

Apparently Jonas went off with shock.

Hmm, no early prem kick off. Hope Swansea - Cardiff is entertainingly violent.

Not according to Mr Craptash. http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11661_5677509,00.html

Nunfuckers!

What's an 'early day motion'? http://edmi.parliament.uk/edmi/

The HTTP Forward Slash Forward Slash Colon WWW Dot Sports Direct Dot Com @ St James's Park Stadium Ground Lane Bridge, to give it its new full title.

If they add the "Sports Direct.com @" bit above the St James's logo on Barrack Road I'm going there in the early hours with a crowbar and a hammer. Not even joking.

I don't understand the '@' bit. How is Sports Direct at St James's Park?

We'll probably end up with a black and white version of this, with Sports Direct instead of Reg Vardy across the front http://www.subsidesports.com/uk/images/product/large/SunderlandHSS0506.gif

"Sports Direct is fucking shit" chants?

They say that as if it'll be used to show replays and not fucking adverts.