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Spot on. Lets be honest though. The comment was more idiotic than amazing.

Love this. Spot on.

The mind boggles at the level of intelligence. It's seriously low.

You can also use the Deepstate map and open the link to their Telegram channel which much of the frontline news is reported on.

Yeah, initial estimates were 200 troops but looking far more like 500 plus conscripts. Nice New Year gift for the Russian frontline.

Get out of here. Dougie ain't going anywhere. He's been our most consistent midfielder this season so to make out one performance is because of an impending replacement is ridiculous considering he's just signed a new deal.

Thank f*** it's not up to you james bond

In terms of consistency and quality this season thus far I'd probably have him just behind Dougie. My top 3 would be.. 1. DL 2. Ash 3 Mings. I think all 3 have been top draw this season. I'd probably have added Kamara to that list had he not had 2 months out.

Not only did it confuse spurs but as we all know. Matty is probably better going forward than defending. However, taking off Bailey for Matty still gave us that wide outlet but with more defensive solidity. I've been saying for ages Cash could be deployed in front of the back 4 at times when we want to be solid defensively but have someone that can do 2 jobs. I had a smile when he made that sub tbh, because the first thing that came into my head was, smart cookie.

I was having kittens at half time with the thought we couldn't sit back in the second half in the same manner as the first half. I needn't have worried because Unai had it all worked out. Even more impressive from my point of view was the use of subs. Rather than go like for like, he shut up shop on spurs. Bringing Cash on in front of Young, Chambers into the midfield. He swamped spurs with changes late that would disrupt any momentum to claw anything back from us after Dougie's injury. If every there was a moment when you could see we are in good hands it was the last 15mins and the way Unai managed the team over the line. Very impressive.

My favourite moment of the day was at half time when Redknapp mentioned the game was crying out for a bit of magic. Then proceeded to mention from Kane or Son. So glad them moments of magic came from Buendia and Luiz instead just to shove it up that melt.

Class. Instrumental in that second half tearing spuds a new one. Haters and bitches are just going to do what they do best.

Him and DL are the future. Absolutely stink of class the pair of them.

I think it was arguably him or DL for MOTM. Absolutely superb. What a great example of good living and taking care of yourself this dude shows. He could play top level for another 2 years at this rate.

Never was a contract renewal so worth every penny. Lap it up Dougie, my boy.

Genius!! How lucky we are right now. Who'd have guessed. Get an accomplished manager, top draw and hey ho, away we finally go. It feels like we aren't a cannon fodder, relegation candidate anymore. Feels like them days are finally over.

Watching us is horrendous. 6 across the back inviting Spurs to play right on our backline. It's like we want them to score because we are far too slow to counter.

More than 20 minutes into the New Year and not one signing. FFS, liquidate the club!

Great breakdown by Bill Bowder

If your Russian, involved in or have in classified info, or just filthy rich. It's time to get out of dodge me thinks.

3 in a week. This time rocket man whilst under house arrest. Vladimir Putin's 'rocket man' Vladimir Nesterov dies: Fourth official in days to 'die mysteriously' (msn.com) The man who made Vladimir Putin's dreams of space exploration possible has died aged 74. Vladimir Nesterov, is the latest casualty this year among Russia's elite and the fourth official reported dead in a matter of days. He pioneered the new 'world's best' Angara rocket and was the former general director of the Khrunichev Centre, which Putin hoped would facilitate Russia's first manned mission to the moon. Since 2014, Nesterov has been dogged by persistent allegations of fraud and embezzlement. Authorities accused him of pocketing upwards of £57million, and he had been under house arrest pending further investigation. Nesterov's cause of death has not been revealed. Alexander Buzakov, 65, director general of Admiralty Shipyards, in charge of building new submarines armed with deadly Kalibr missiles, also unexpectedly died earlier this week. And General Alexei Maslov, 69, former commander of Russian ground forces with close ties to Ukraine, died 'suddenly' on Christmas day, after Putin abruptly cancelled a trip to the tank enterprise where he worked as an international sales ambassador.

What I am describing is very much perception, but based on whether or not the act they carry out is premeditated, organised and the individual or group intend to carry out an act based on political, religious or ideological reasons . However to just label anyone with a death wish a terrorist is arguably lazy. Would I call a terrorist a nutcase? Tricky.... That would again be dependant on the situation and who they are trying to terrorise and what the end goal is. As you mentioned above after saying terrorist don't think logically. Terrorists can think logically, because not every terrorist blows themselves up. Like you mentioned, Joe Bloggs loses everything and has nothing to live for and decides to lose his shit and kills someone. Is he really a terrorist or some dude that lost his shit?! And of course Russia as with any government would throw the label of terrorist at anyone committing a violent act on their soil. Just the same as everywhere else. We could go round in circles arguing the point regarding an act of terror being the thing that labels the individual, but it never paints the whole picture. .

I think this is actually the most likely method of attack that will have any bearing on this conflict within the Russian Government. Organised assassination attempts on Russian diplomats by disgruntled Oligarchs.

What your talking about isn't thought of as terrorism. Even most individual attacks classed as terrorism are for a cause and part of a bigger picture, or further attacks. Like I said, politically or religious. An individual going off their head because of a personal grievance isn't classed as terrorism. That person wont be remember as a martyr. Take mass shootings.... such a barbaric crime. Some of these are carried out by extremists, whatever you want to call them. Others are carried out by those with no cause, no reason and no objective other than to kill because of some internal pain. That's not a terrorist but a nutcase.