Jamaican Till I Die!

You have been living away from Jamaica for some 20,30 or 40 years and in all that time you have not been a regular visitor to the island but now you have decided that it is time for you to retire and you want to retire back home in Jamaica. In all the time you have been away you have been carrying around these romantic memories of how life use-to-be, how wonderful life was in the area where you grew up. So you spent many years dreaming and pining about returning home to recapture these special moments in your beloved country. There is nothing wrong with this except, you have been away from Jamaica for such a longtime and like anywhere else, life change, people change, places change. Some change for the better and others change for the worse but you would not know this about Jamaica because you disconnected yourself from Jamaica and like Morpheus disconnecting Neo from the Matrix, ...you have been living in a romantic, nostalgic dream world. First let’s clear up a few simple fa

Well if it walks like a duck, quack like duck then it must be duck! The behavior of Arsenal over the past couple years will suggest that we are very much a selling club. The club is behaving like a stock broker, buy low, sell high and players are the commodity.   For the past several years Arsenal have been buying cheap, young unknown talented players then invest very heavily into their development, turning them into world class play makers, in demand football stars, then selling them to the highest bidder. Because of this Arsenal is in a state of perpetual rebuilding simply because we continue to sell players that make up the core of the squad, players we should build the squad around. The problem is, "if a player wants to leave, there is very little the club can do to stop that player" and in this world of crazy money players are going to come up with rubbish every reason under the sun to justify them leaving instead of admitting they are leaving for more money. Arsen

......Agent86 "I was gambling a lot at the time and the move to Boro doubled my wages, but the grass isn't always greener. I regretted it within a month. Arsenal was a phenomenal club." "It is very difficult to stop players leaving if somebody offers them three times as much," he said, he felt it was time for "a new challenge" Cole, having stated in the publicity for his book that he had been "fed to the sharks" and "hung out to dry", signed for Chelsea soon afterwards, earning a reported £90,000 a week "We are not naive enough to think it is not linked to money," Wenger said in the days before the deal was completed. "He says he wants to stay, and if he goes somewhere else that means it is linked to what?" "I can't get used to the chaotic way of life in London, where everyone is racing around 24 hours a day," Hleb himself said in July. "It is uncomfortable and I'm menta