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Exactly. Nowhere is this pathetic phenomenon more exposed than in any discussion relating to the state of the Albion, on or off the pitch. The canvas is bi-polar, bedwetter or licker, with nothing in the middle. And that is quite a big canvas.

Unfortunately Easy, that is not the modern NSC (or general social media) way. If you express an opinion either way on an issue, you are "angry beyond belief, consumed by rage, offended beyond belief and in floods of tears". As opposed to just saying what you think without necessarily having...

Who knows what's next, doubtless it will inspire someone to push the envelope a little further. Maybe a young child stumbling about what used to be the streets of Hiroshima after a cinematically brilliant yet tasteful depiction of the whole city being wasted. All of a sudden she spies an...

Retailers make adverts for one reason only. Please tell me you understand that bit. And it isn't to commemorate war dead.

I largely agree with this take from the Guardian. Great bit of film-making, but seems inappropriate as a tool to fuel a supermarket Christmas sales war http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2014/nov/13/sainsburys-christmas-ad-first-world-war