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I still can't sit down after the 'A' to be honest.

Well I'm just glad he didn't. NSC would have been very quiet otherwise, as it's an international week, and we need all the clicks and the subsequent Google income that is genarated to keep us in the life of champagne, cocaine and Columbian hookers to which we have become accustomted.

Indeed, I have a SAUCE who tells me that Duffy won't be playing in the next game for us.

That's fair comment. Duffy isn't stupid, he knows his views are not going to find universal favour.

No he doesn't, any more than Piers Morgan represents ITV. He's an employee, not a spokesperson.

If he's seen at first hand, given his place of birth, the misery and carnage caused by terrorism, then perhaps he considered McGuinness's conversion to the peace process to be a positive. It's not the same as supporting the IRA.

Piers Morgan manages to do that fairly well, as do Donald Trump, Katie Hopkins, Gary Lineker etc. There is too much fear of offence these days. Fearful silence is far worse than engaging in debate IMO.

Tomer Hemed has posted pictures of his involvement with the Jewish community in Brighton though. If the Israeli PM died and he expressed a message of condolence there I cannot see a problem with it, even if it might upset some who are opposed to the state of Isreal.

Has he? Where?

What consequences for him and his employer?

In a democracy he is entitled to express a view. If it's okay for Norman Tebbitt, Tim Parry, Piers Morgan et al to give their views, why not Shane Duffy?