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Everything posted by Dr Gloom
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I hope Man City get back on track against Liverpool today. A City win will put a bit of pressure on them before our match.
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I weirdly fancy us against these more than I fancied us at palace yesterday. We fucking owe them one too. 4-3 to us, Keegan rises himself having been slumped over the ad hoardings to fire home the winner
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Should the supporters back the manager who lifted us from relegation to top four in one season, and who hasn’t been backed properly for three consecutive windows? Yes, we should. The problem isn’t the manager. He has improved average players, lifted expectations and galvanised the squad. The problem is the recruitment, which has been stifled by the bullshit psr rules.
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Joelinton’s best games this season - and for most of his time here tbh - has been wide left. Willock was poor against West Ham but we looked much better in the winning run prior to that with him and big Joe down our left. The truth is Gordon is our best option at RW. Not his fault that we haven’t recruited properly in that position. I’d rather he played LW too but not when our options at RW are Miggy and Murphy. Tonali’s best game for us came against Chelsea in the cup when he occupied Bruno’s number 6 role. He hasn’t started a game since. I don’t get it, particularly when Bruno’s best games for us came when he played the number 8 role after he first signed. Why not try him again there given we’re crying out for creativity further up the pitch when the opposition sit deep. I think the West Ham game poked holes in the narrative that we can’t win unless Sean starts. He started against West Ham and was just as bad as willock. He’s useful in certain games but Howe has to find a way to get our best technical players on the pitch. To that end I’d start Tripoier today too if he’s fit.
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Got my first ever guitar there probably to be replaced by a darts/golf/axe throwing bar
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My mother in law spent the last weeks of her life in intolerable pain. She wanted to die. The state wouldn’t not facilitate what she wanted. If we assisted her we would have committed a crime. I agree with Strawb. This bill is a triumph and has restored my faith in this country. Steamer’s first big win. Brilliant piece by Dunt btw @Gemmill
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why should suicide be illegal? Genuine question. Do you believe in free will, if a person is of sound mind? we apparently live in a free country. Sovereignty of the individual is sacrosanct. The decision over when to check out is the ultimate freedom. Why is it the state’s business? Keeping people alive who would rather be dead and prolonging preventable suffering is also a massive drain on the nhs. i am yet to see a cogent argument against assisted dying
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This bill gives me hope we might still live in a progressive country after all
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cheers man. Lots of people have been saying that. I’m fine. I just can’t stop thinking about the hell they’re living through. It’s occupying my thoughts constantly. Just putting myself in their shoes and can’t imagine how they get their life back.
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sorry man, that's rough
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Sometimes life throws things up which render everything else meaningless. All the bullshit we carry around. All the worries about trivial stuff - careers, stuff that’s going on in the world that we can’t control, relationships, whatever. My best mate lost his youngest daughter last week. I won’t get into the details but it’s been the most harrowing week of my life as I’ve been with him for most of it. It’s every bit as awful as you might imagine - utterly devastating to see someone you love dealing with unbearable pain. There’s nothing any of us can do or say other then be there for him and his family. A life-breaker
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He’s an uninspiring leader. He needs to use these four years to improve people’s lives. Can he do that? Has he shown enough vision or ambition? Jury very much out
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The Labour party’s own Gareth Southgate
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The truth is Gordon hasn’t hit the heights of last season but he’s still looked one of our biggest threats when on the pitch in most games. He’s had the odd poor game but which player hasn’t? He is clearly an asset.
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interesting take. i thought that's why we signed tonali - to free bruno to play further forwards and to have two midfielders who can pass forwards. it hasn't worked out that way and bruno remians the lone creative force centrally in our starting line up but his starting position is so deep he isn't often able to play those balls that unlock the low blocks.