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acethanoi

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2. hanoi
3. Vietnam
4. Member Since: May 20 2007 8:47:28 AM
5. Last modified date: Jun 15 2007 12:17:28 PM
6. Last visited date: Aug 09 2008 8:55:31 AM
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acethanoi asked Brian Barwick: "In the 15 years of the Premiership we have had just 4 different champions - Man utd, Arsenal, Chelsea and Blackburn. Is this good for the game? Wouldn't a salary cap like they have in Aussie rules inject..." Show more »"In the 15 years of the Premiership we have had just 4 different champions - Man utd, Arsenal, Chelsea and Blackburn. Is this good for the game? Wouldn't a salary cap like they have in Aussie rules inject a bit of life and interest into the game?" Show less »
Brian Barwick answers: "The problem with a salary cap is that you cannot just apply it to one league, so it would have to be approached as a Europe-wide initiative. At the end of the day football is a business, and it is up ..." Show more»" The problem with a salary cap is that you cannot just apply it to one league, so it would have to be approached as a Europe-wide initiative. At the end of the day football is a business, and it is up to those at the top to maintain their dominance. Certainly, Blackburn haven’t been a permanent fixture in the top 4, and until recently neither had Chelsea. The top league has always been dominated by the same few clubs, though at least now with the Champions League set-up there are very great rewards for finishing 4th, or lower down for the UEFA Cup. We didn’t have those incentives twenty or thirty years ago, so as things stand, there are actually more opportunities for clubs to play and achieve more. "Show less«
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acethanoi is asking David Miliband MP: "In view of the S. Korean hostage crisis in Afghanistan, would you consider a blanket ban on Christian Organisations interfering in the affairs of other countries? "
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1 comment | Topic: World Affairs | Email to friends | Aug 06 2007 9:47:06 AM

acethanoi is asking Sir Alex Ferguson: ""Is there any truth in the rumour that Carlos Quieroz has asked to be assured that he will be chosen to take over from you before he decides on another contract?""
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0 comment | Topic: Sport | Email to friends | May 28 2008 3:06:16 AM

acethanoi is asking Gordon Brown: "Would you allow a UK citizen to be extradited to a country with which we do not have an extradition agreement? And if not, why should Russia allow the extradition of Lugovoi?"
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1 comment | Topic: World Affairs | Email to friends | Jul 20 2007 3:25:23 AM

acethanoi is asking Tony Blair: "At a time when the West should surely be trying to build bridges with Muslim nations, what was the thinking behind awarding Salman Rushdie a knighthood?"
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0 comment | Topic: Arts and entertainment | Email to friends | Jun 19 2007 8:11:40 AM

acethanoi is asking Thaksin Shinawatra: "How do you intend to spend the $1600m in frozen assets if the Thai Govt releases it?"
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0 comment | Topic: World Affairs | Email to friends | Feb 28 2008 9:34:15 AM

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acethanoi is asking Barack Obama: "You are not happy with the New Yorker cartoon cover depicting yourself as a Muslim and your wife as a terrorist (quite understandably)..." Show more »"You are not happy with the New Yorker cartoon cover depicting yourself as a Muslim and your wife as a terrorist (quite understandably) but what was your stance on the Danish cartoons depicting Mohammed as a terrorist?" Show less »
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0 comment | Topic: Politics | Email to friends | Jul 15 2008 4:26:04 AM

acethanoi is asking Simon Bradshaw: "The Australia Tibet Council is encouraging Australian athletes to protest at the Olympic Games against the human rights abuses perpetrated by China in Tibet. Firstly, this would undoubtedly antagonise..." Show more »"The Australia Tibet Council is encouraging Australian athletes to protest at the Olympic Games against the human rights abuses perpetrated by China in Tibet. Firstly, this would undoubtedly antagonise Chinese athletes and intoduce bad feeling into the Games and secondly, is it fair to single out China as a country which abuses human rights? There are many other countries with less than perfect human rights records including the States with what they are doing in Guantanamo Bay which, as yet, your own country has refused to condemn?" Show less »
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0 comment | Topic: Sport | Email to friends | Jul 15 2008 4:21:51 AM

acethanoi is asking Sir Alex Ferguson: ""Is there any truth in the rumour that Carlos Quieroz has asked to be assured that he will be chosen to take over from you before he decides on another contract?""
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0 comment | Topic: Sport | Email to friends | May 28 2008 3:06:16 AM

acethanoi is asking Cao Duc Phat: "If it's illegal for us to keep our hamsters now - what should we do with them?"
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0 comment | Topic: World Affairs | Email to friends | Mar 07 2008 8:48:48 PM

acethanoi is asking Tony Blair: "What attracted you to the post of Lecturer on Faith at Yale Uni?"
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