Rucksackfranzose

Your answer leads to the next intriguing question. If it is justified to kill univolved Israelis to stop Israel, why shouldn't it be justified to kill uninvolved Palestinians fron Gaza to stop Hamas? And no, because I've sided with the latter isn't an acceptable response. A human life is a human life and all humans have the same raison d'etre, after all.

Please be so kind and explain how extending a war and producing an ever bigger bloodbath in the process can be seen as positive? Genuine curious?

Matches played from 19th to 21st of May: Nürnberg - Paderborn Elversberg - Schalke Düsseldorf - Fürth Lautern - Wehen Osnabrück - Braunschweig Hamburg - Kiel Karlsruhe - Hertha BSC Hannover - St Pauli Rostock - Magdeburg

Matches played from 19th to 21st of May: Frankfurt - Augsburg Wolfsburg - Bochum Köln - Darmstadt Hoffenheim - Gladbach Heidenheim - Leipzig Union - Bayern Bremen - Stuttgart Dortmund - Leverkusen Freiburg - Mainz

Just googled it: according to "Open Doors" there're a bit less than half a million Christians in Iran a county of 88M inhabitants. Not even 1%, millions my arse.

Might be wrong here, still seem to remember an also autotochtone so called Assyrian Christian church does exist, as well?

Game 123: 55th min Game 124: 43th min, please

He used the word inevitable in context of his prognosed result, didn't he? Just gave a few examples of inevitability in football, one from very recent times, the other from my own club. What did you expect would be on top of my head?

As invitable as Bayern's title was supposed to be by English bookies before this season? May I remind that FCS has a infinite percentage better win ratio against Bayern than Arsenal this season, although played them in the same amount of matches versus them? Just one of uncountable examples for in evitability in football. Could also name Heidenheim winning versus Bayern whilst the club on top of that league the British media can't stop wanking about could only muster a draw against them just three days later.

@Michael, @Bluewolf, @londonerlilie, @nawoo Lat reminder!

@Michael, @6666, @Bluewolf, @nawoo Last reminder!

Newcastle 2-3 Tottenham Brentford 1-0 Sheff Utd Burnley 0-3 Brighton Man City 2-1 Luton Nottm Forest 2-4 Wolves Bournemouth 1-1 Man Utd Liverpool 3-0 Crystal Palace West Ham 2-1 Fulham Arsenal 2-0 Aston Villa Chelsea 0-0 Everton @Stan Perhaps adjust thread's name to Premier Prediction League?

@Michael, @Viva la FCB, @Coma, @Bluewolf, @Tommy, @Stan, @londonerlilie, @nawoo Your weekly reminder!

@Tommy, @Stan, @Viva la FCB, @Michael, @6666, @Bluewolf, @Coma, @nawoo Your weekly reminder!

Hertha BSC 2-1 Rostock Fürth 1-1 Lautern Paderborn 3-2 Karlsruhe Kiel 4-3 Osnabrück Wehen 1-4 Düsseldorf Schalke 2-3 Nürnberg St Pauli 1-2 Elversberg Magdeburg 2-1 Hamburg Braunschweig 2-1 Hannover

Augsburg 2-1 Union Bayern 2-2 Köln Leipzig 3-0 Wolfsburg Mainz 1-2 Hoffenheim Gladbach 2-4 Dortmund Bochum 1-3 Heidenheim Stuttgart 3-2 Frankfurt Darmstadt 1-3 Freiburg Leverkusen 2-0 Bremen

Sydney 3-1 Western Sydney Atletico Madrid 1-2 Girona Birmingham 2-2 Coventry Motherwell 1-2 Hibernian Torino 0-0 Juventus DC United 2-1 Orlando City Braunschweig 2-1 Hannover Tottenham Women 3-0 Leicester Women Clermont 0-1 Montpellier Vasco da Gama 2-1 Gremio

Drexler is the second player with a bit of a reputation, who's degraded into second team after Baumgartl, now. Apparently Geraerts is a friend of taking tough action. Either that, or Schalke are in panic mode.

Heiko Butscher takes over. It's as inspiring as it's risky to appoint a U19 coach without managing experience, apart from 2 matches as care taker, as new manager instead of one of the usual suspects in the table situation Bochum are in.

After Bochum won 1 point out of their last 6 matches, and were going down from 11th spot to 15th with only being 3 points clear of the relegation play off spot in the course of that streak, this has to be expected. That said I'm not fully convinced Thomas Letsch is responsible for that development. Their performances reflect the squad's quality fairly correct, in my honest opinion.

You oversaw this fixture.

Game 121: 14th min Game 122: 31st min, please

Scores were a bit better than last matchday, still not good. Matchday 28 1) Stan 7 points 2) 6666 6 points 2) Tommy 6 points 4) Bluewolf 5 points 5) Coma 4 points 5) Michael 4 points 5) Viva la FCB 4 points 8- Rucksackfranzose 3 points 9) CaaC(John) 1 point Our first participant took the 200 points hurdle. Table after 28 matchdays 1) @Tommy 201 points 2) @Stan 199 points 3) @Viva la FCB 194 points 4) @Michael 190 points 5) @6666 186 points 6) @Bluewolf 183 points 7) @Coma 173 points 8- Rucksackfranzose 156 points 9) @nawoo 149 points 10) @CaaC (John) 148 points

Although Osnabrück winning against Fürth was the only result nobody predicted, just 2 players scored over4 points. Matchday 28 1) Coma 7 points 2) Stan 6 points 3) CaaC(John) 4 points 3) Rucksackfranzose 4 points 3) Tommy 4 points 3) Viva la FCB 4 points 7) Bluewolf 3 points 8- Michael 2 points Only 12 points separate the top from 7th spot. Table after 28 matchdays 1) @Michael 175 points 2) @Viva la FCB 173 points 3) @Coma 165 points 4) @Bluewolf 164 points 4) @CaaC (John) 164 points 4) @Tommy 164 points 7) @Stan 163 points 8- Rucksackfranzose 142 points 9) @londonerlilie 117 points 9) @nawoo 117 points

Matches played from 12th to 14th of Ap: Hertha BSC - Rostock Fürth - Lautern Paderborn - Karlsruhe Kiel - Osnabrück Wehen - Düsseldorf Schalke - Nürnberg St Pauli - Elversberg Magdeburg - Hamburg Braunschweig - Hannover