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Losing the EMA grant is a massive blow for people in deprived areas.

Presumably a candidate with more integrity. A lump of dog shit, perhaps?

They have selected Woolas' replacement.

so does eveyone else and by not subsiding students through the tax system maybe we can all have one :winkold: I have no problems refunding the educational system through taxes; I believe we should look after one another in this Country. Are we a collective nation or a bunch of money driven individuals? I know what I believe in.

Many people go in to higher education for various reasons - one is obviously to better their knowledge and help contribute to society with what they have gained from their educational experience; I don't believe every individual is driven by money, and in fact I'm not obsessed with my own financial prospects. I personally just want a comfortable life.

Anyhow common sense has prevailed , the bill has passed and we can move on to other areas of reform and the students can back to doing whatever next weeks student fad is What a disgusting attitude Tony. why .. just cause I happen to think that students should pay their own way .. Yes I know people are going to trott out the line about the poor students and so on but no one has to sit down tomorrow and write a cheque for £9k to go to university , so in that regard it isn't penalising anyone yes students do benefit the country , but the students themselves also benefit and £7 a month in extra tax or whatever it is , really is a small price to pay in the long run ... unless you think every student goes to uni to leave and go and do voluntary work in the Sudan ? and if they do then they wont have to pay the bloody loan thingy back anyway .. So no it isn't a disgusting attitude , what is disgusting is the wanton vandalism and destruction that "some" of the protesters have caused imo It is a disgusting attitude when you see other neighboring nations protect their youth's academic prospects.

What other alternatives do young people have in this Country? apprenticeships, setup your own business, train in many other areas that don't require university. What percentage of university graduates end up going into a job which requires no such further education? i bet the percentage is a lot higher than people think. yes university is not just about getting a great job, but I don't agree I should be funding someone's university course merely to merely educate them. University is certainly not a solution to obtaining a decent wage/living. far from it. All the areas you have mentioned are mainly lip service, and training schemes are being cut by this current Government. It is also important to remember that certain individuals want to go to University for reasons other than financial and will be deterred by the fees. It is a sad day for Education in England and for the future generations in this country.

Anyhow common sense has prevailed , the bill has passed and we can move on to other areas of reform and the students can back to doing whatever next weeks student fad is What a disgusting attitude Tony.

What other alternatives do young people have in this Country?

Are you joking? He made key claims about free education before the General Election. Nick is a weak leader and suits the Conservative party perfectly.

Nick Clegg - decent? He's not going to do anything other than vote for his government's policy (I'm assuming that's not what you hop he'll do). :winkold:

Big day tomorrow, I hope Nick Clegg does the right and decent thing.

i still can't help but wonder if that is the plan ... if another election was called tomorrow , would the UK really elect Ed ? What's wrong with little Eddy? Apart from being an utterly clueless tube? He makes Cameron look good which is no easy task. Eddy has gained on Dave in the polls recently, which reflects enormously on this current Government's uncomfortable position in the public's opinion; and certainly shows us the weak leadership of Cameron.

i still can't help but wonder if that is the plan ... if another election was called tomorrow , would the UK really elect Ed ? What's wrong with little Eddy?

Weak leadership.

My mistake. Still I don't think he has the passion

He doesn't have the hunger to succeed anymore that is quite clear. I recently found out that he originally turned us down when we first approached him for the role, and his wife convinced him to come here. I really want him out before he ruins this club completely.

No, we will go backwards under his management and attitude.

I get to vote again.

A little treat - http://www.everythingon.tv/category/sports-hobbies/23 - Sky Sports 1,2,3 and ESPN for free.

I see Mr Cameron still speaking about Gordon Brown and the past.

Both are necessary.

I've been far from impressed with him but I have to say defeat against that shower tomorrow and I'll be fuming and I obviously won't be alone. Regardless of injuries we still have the better players. Its all down to getting the formation right and playing to the lads strengths with a nice positive approach/attitude. I'm 100% certain that we have the players to win I'm just not convinced that our manager will set us up right. If he does we will win. I agree. Of course I think he should have time to mould the team in his image. But we haven't won in many games, and the last time we did it was against a Blackpool reserve side. I also get this negative feeling he hasn't got the hunger to succeed anymore and will leave us in a massive mess.

GH needs a win tomorrow and a massive performance from his players. I'm slowly starting to lose faith in his managerial ability.

Is NRC back for this game?