In the political world the events in Tunisia and Egypt recently are now being mirrored in Bahrain and Libya with protests for democracy becoming more frequent and visible. In Libya some protests have led to deaths of protesters as members of the armed forces there fired upon them. In Bahrain the protests have meant that the testing of Formula One and the opening race of the season have been cancelled. Like I said many times before, this is THE YEAR FOR CHANGE! It won't take long before we start seeing these protests happening in Western countries and I have a feeling that the UK will not escape. It is time the people took control.
It's a very sad day today as it is now certain that despite empty promises from the board at Argyle the money from the Japanese investor has not materialised and in fact all he managed to achieve is to run the club into the ground. Argyle will officially be put into administration and as a result of that it will mean not only do the financial problems threaten to kill the club off but the Football League will deduct 10 points from Argyle which will place them solidly at the bottom of the league table and most certainly condemn them to relegation in May.
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