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If the Longstaff move to Man Utd had materialised he’d have 100% been in next England squad.6 points
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Aye Wilson needs sacking off asap... And for Mrs Wykikis benefit I want to confirm I said sacking4 points
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However, utterly pathetic from real madrid https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/articles/ckgr1nem1gwo4 points
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"Dan, this is Reuben..." "Mr Amarim. Nice to meet you. Am...." "Am...a....wait a second...you'll like this " ".... Amahub."4 points
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Thanks Jeff, please don’t forget to keep me updated on all the other games I’m not interested in.3 points
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Even a dodgy sale to Saudi might have been nice just to ruffle feathers a bit. Fine Miggy doesnt want to go there the useless tit, but how much did we sell ASM for? 25M? Sheesh. It's like the club has been tucking their tail between the legs and saying 'please oh please dont question us premier league please look how nice we are'. And if a certain Australian is reading 25M is still far too much for him, it's just that Chelsea or ManUtd would have gotten 35-40M.3 points
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I don't have any issue with the club following the rules. If we break the rules, we'll face points deductions. Whatever Chelsea has done, it's been deemed to be within the rules so far, as far as I'm aware. And we don't have any hotels, or any other assets to sell. The rules that we're following are total bullshit, but they're fairly black and white. There IS no magic wand, so it's not right to criticise the club for not locating it.3 points
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There'll be none of these SHITE nonsense score predictions when I take over match threads. It's that bullshit that's prompted our downturn in fortunes. We were flying before all you knackers started with that. "111 NIL AND ALL GOALS TO BE SCORED BY PLAYERS THAT HAVE LONG SINCE RETIRED OR DIED. 🤭🤭🤭" JUST. FUCKING. RAM IT!3 points
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As I alluded to a few days ago, something is very “off” in the Trump campaign- none of the hangers-on and bullshit merchants from his previous runs have made much of an appearance, there’s an awful lot of “decent” republicans coming out publicly against him, his family have barely been seen bar that coke-freak married to Cunt Son No. 1, and Melania dragged herself away from being buckled by fitness coach to stand on stage for a couple of minutes in New York. Everyone of any note, bar that cunt Musk, have stepped away from the stinker. I reckon his staff know he’s lost his marbles and are just waiting for him to get locked up. Doesn’t stop the crazies from MAGAing their way down to cast their MAGA vote then doing some vocal MAGAisms for the cameras, but I reckon he’s shat in his own bed… … and pants, and in his bedside drawers, on the golf cart, in his boxes of classified documents etc.3 points
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He looked superb when he broke on the scene to be honest. I had massively high hopes for him. He seems a different a player to then.3 points
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Amarim would fit in nicely with Ashworth's hard on for wheel analogies.3 points
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Torness is a fake power station. All nuclear is, ask Wolfy. There are no power lines coming out of Torness. It's a hologram.3 points
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One of the best passes in PL history according to Carragher. The only place that cunt is irresistible is in an Appalachian hill town, and even then only to his cousins.3 points
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3-1 We finally click (possibly) Edit - time for a grown up (or senile old cunt if you prefer) to take charge2 points
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By the sounds of it they could make their money back on a massive bloody cunt in Wideopen.2 points
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He's an asset stripping cunt. No surprise that loads of club staff have been laid off (including Sir Alex). Fully expect him to offer contract renewals on reduced wages for the current squad too https://www.ineos.com/inch-magazine/articles/issue-5/the-grangemouth-dispute/2 points
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I’m inclined to agree with you, as the saying goes: ‘shy bairns get nowt’. I’m frustrated that we’ve done everything by the book. Where’s the training kit sponsor? Where’s the training ground sponsor? Where’s the official tampon supplier to the men’s team? We’ve taken a lot of flak for being owned by a bunch of murderous oil loving cunts without seeing the full benefit of it. If they’re okay with cutting up journalists with a bone saw then I reckon they wouldn’t be too upset with some PL aggro. It’s up to the people at SJP to push that.2 points
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Man City took the PL to court cos they had a sponsorship deal refused due to the new rules. We acted as witness on their behalf. We don't have to come up with our own separate legal challenge. And we aren't able to use PIF's muscle to our benefit because it's muscle is entirely financial and they've brought rules in specifically to prevent a situation where a PIF comes along and uses its financial muscle. We're all frustrated, but blaming the club because they haven't taken the PL to court, or haven't found a hotel to sell (instead of squad players), is "daddy I want an oompah loompah!" territory. The rules need to change. And Man City's victory will hopefully be the start of that. But if the rules don't change, we're going to go on being frustrated in the short term at the very least.2 points
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Not me- no shopping bags in sight. Anyway, here’s @Howmanheyman going to bed after a dodgy pint …2 points
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The January window isn't gonna save our season. It'll be hard to sign anyone and March before they're up to speed and ready to start games.2 points
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It's testament to how shit our youth system was under Ashley that we were properly excited about Longstaff. He did have a good spell under Rafa but never was he ever an exciting player. Worked hard and gelled well in a midfield with Isaac Hayden (ridiculous I know). Hayden was a good player once upon a time but his body wasn't up to his combative nature. Because this was under Rafa the focus was on defensive stability and compressing space so it suited him. In a more expansive game Longstaff doesn't have the athleticism to keep up, he covers a lot of ground but at what seems a snail's pace. I don't see any future for him here and wish we sold him instead of Anderson. Miley is a superior player already with a better range of passing, more physical presence and never gets caught on the ball like Longstaff frequntly does. And that's my rant for today.2 points
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If you've got 2 people going to work 5 days a week that's 20 quid a week plus whatever they put kids fares up by to get to school Much of the reason for the cap was to get people using public transport again as it is do much better for congestion and the environment. Bus usage down here has just got back to pre civid levels Fuel prices are down 50p a litre from a couple of years ago so as goid a time as any to end the duty freeze2 points
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So senior retiree is the new "it was Renton's fault" I see2 points
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On reflection I thionk a rise to £2.50 would have been better and fair - more in line with inflation. Should also be expanded to local rail. As for fuel duty, nothing is more politically toxic than this for some reason. Interesting nobody is highlighting anything more positive here - increase in minimum wage, the beginning of healthcare reforms. Not to mention: The formation of a national wealth fund. Rail Nationalisation bill. School breakfast clubs. Onshore wind farms. Planning applications reform to encourage new housing. Employment rights bill. Water special measures bill. Scrapping Rwanda, border security command. Cessation of sales of arms to Israel. Probably a few things I have forgotten, but we're only 3 months in, yet it's like reading the Daily Mail thisplace sometimes with the negativity.2 points
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his passing range definitely didn’t live up to the early promise when he looked like a young Michael Carrick at times2 points
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fucks sake man, forget the advent of the football casual with the expensive sportswear, the mid 70s boot boys were truly the trendsetters of terrace fashion! dr martens, huge flairs (bit surprised there's only the lad kneeling down front right with the huge turn ups on, skinners I think they were called, he must've been the guru!) checked sports jackets, silk scarves. only thing missing in that photo is some star jumpers, that particular fashion icon must've been simmering away in the background ready to burst on to the scene!2 points
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Great just great. Ten Hag was going to be the prime source of football entertainment now that Nufc are painful to watch again. This week just keeps getting better.2 points
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"The stars are just specks of paint that our alien overlords placed there to fool us into thinking there was more." - Average Rogan guest. "That's crazy. Hey Jamie, pull up that one video of the gorilla lifting a tyre over his head and shitting on the spot." - Joe Rogan.2 points
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A mackem lass goes to the dole office to register for child benefit “How many children?” asks the welfare officer. “Ten” replies the mackem. “Ten?” says the welfare worker. “What are their names?” “Brayden, Brayden, Brayden, Brayden, Brayden, Brayden, Brayden, Brayden, Brayden and Brayden” she says. “Doesn’t that get confusing?” “Naah…” says the mackem lass, “It’s great because if they’re out playing in the street I just have to shout ‘Brayden yer dinner’s ready!’ or ‘Brayden go to bed now!’ and they all do it” “What if you want to speak to one individually?” says the curious welfare worker. “That’s easy,” says the mackem lass.... “I just use their surnames.”2 points
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When TP blows this, the Arsenal thread is mine. I literally just came in here to post that only to find my name being brought into disrepute by Son of Sutcliffe. Disgusting.2 points
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A mate rode with an ineos rider last week. He was there when it was sky for a year and then Ineos. He said Sir Brexit is a cunt. Slashed their budget massively and always sticking his nose in.1 point
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Petrol will increase at some point, it always does. I don't disagree with you btw, but you increase fuel duty and the gammons are howling at the moon. It also inevitably has a knock on effect to the rest of the economy because 99% of goods are tranported by road. And then there is th e town vs rural debate - many rural communities have no bus services operating so no benefit of subsidised bus fares for those residents who you propose to hit with fuel duty to compound this. Nothing is simple.1 point
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I'd agree he's done very well and that the project has stalled significantly before it's completion but I can't agree with the description of the personnel. Eddie brought all these lads in - Pope, Tino & Hall at significant cost to the budget. Only a few months ago we were lauding these as the future of England and now we are saying they're not good enough. We've seen them play FAR better than they currently are, save for Hall whose performances have stood out amongst the mediocrity of late. Our midfield 3 should on paper, be one of the best in the league. Isak is being touted for Arsenal and Barnes and Gordon are good enough for most teams pushing for Europe. I know BDB has had games where he has been a real force, but I think him and Schar as a pair are too slow and it should be one or the other, but unfortunately we don't have that luxury. I think the defence is key to our way of playing and without it we are exposed as they were yesterday. The PL rules have assisted in causing this strorm, and I think our rapid progress in season 2 has meant a sizeable section of fan base has unrealistic expectations now or what we are capable of. We've spent a shit load but that was due to years of mis management to get some decent players in. There's always going to be crictism of managers when things aren't quite going right, but I think we need to keep the faith and without tempting fate, "stick with the plan" and "trust the process". I'm hoping these PL rules are exposed for what they are and the Saudis can start spending the money they have.1 point