Everything posted by Moon boy
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Keith Hill
Just watched Lincoln game, none of those 5 goals can be blamed on KH, all individual player errors, from a group of 11 players who have never payed together before Every Manager in our current position would find it hard to explain a 5-1 drubbing, following on from more humiliation in the previous games KH has his own ‘style’ of interview technique, he could come out and say ‘yes’ that was absolute shite and I don’t want to discuss it now so see you later He try’s to take positives out of every situation, probably for his own sanity The players he has brought in upto now have been surprisingly good for what we have paid, Bridcutt, Verlinden, Crawford, Chicksen,Emmanuel, Hamilton, ect, so his judgement on players is sound It looks to me like FV can’t decide to stick or twist this season and this is causing some instability, we have till the end of January to strengthen the squad, there ar3 still a lot of points to play for, let’s all calm down a bit KH needs 12 months to try and steady the ship and turn it round we should give him the benefit of the doubt till then
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Dale away
On Twatter every time Marc Iles tweets some bait ‘Steven Battersby’ is usually the first response tweeting a wordy authoritative rant reinforcing a negative opinion on KH Know SB is well in with the Media luvvies surrounding BWFC, had a lot to say on the takeover but think his opinion carries too much weight in certain circles
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Dale away
Frustration and disappointment getting the better of KH, not done himself any favours today No need to sink to this level, he’s giving 110% and being hampered by injuries,suspensions, players mistakes, lack of funds, available players all those things out of his control With today’s game at 1-0 we could have got an equaliser, a draw would have been a big boost but a defeat has hit him hard, needs to go for a few pints and start again on Monday I think he will turn it round
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Politics
You think Nandy has what it takes to turn Labour round and win a GE, deal with International Leaders and lead us to the sunny uplands, I can’t see any of that ability in her. She did vote for TM’s deal but I don’t think the veiw of Leavers in Wigan was represented by her, she kept her seat on the strength of traditional Labour voters who couldn’t make the jump to Conservatives, yet.
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Electing a Labour Leader is controlled by the Members, the NEC and the Unions, David Miliband was the obvious choice a while back but he got stabbed in the back and we ended up with ‘goofy’ Once Ed had fucked up it was a choice between Cooper, Burnham, Kendal and his holiness JC, anyone of the first 3 would have been a decent choice but no, Momentum rigged it for Jezzer, the rest is history This time round Momentum and the loons may not have as much power as 2015 but they should see their choice elected, Wrong Daily, I suspect Five to ten years of navel gazing for ‘ The Working Class Party’ I feel Meanwhile........
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Houses With The Best Views In Bolton.
The views from the top of plodder lane are stunning, slightly spoiled now by the warehouses on the open coal mine area off the A6 If you drive up Wigan rd from Beaumont rd the houses on the right hand side opposite the Tavern on the hill have stunning views over Rumworth lodge and across to the Pike
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Extinction people
I suspect fracking will cause less environmental damage to the world than Electric cars
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Extinction people
Thanks, you too
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Extinction people
Ok, last word from me, you said ‘statements’ ,plural, I’ll withdraw that factually incorrect statement, I believe the Government have recently doubled, yes doubled funding for on street electric car charging to £5m, this should add over 2000 extra charging points throughout Great Britain, the Government obviously going flat out to cater for the 1% of electric cars on the road, Its still my opinion that is a token gesture Want to point out any other ‘absolutely incorrect ‘ statement, or shall we find something else to disagree about?
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Extinction people
Ok, you tease, which bits are ‘absolutely incorrect ‘
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Extinction people
It’s not ‘absolutely incorrect’ because it’s just my opinion. I don’t claim to be a an expert but I know a fair bit about batteries and re- chargeable batteries are limited by the physics of the chemical reaction within the battery. Scientists all over the world are working on the new ‘wonder batteries ‘ using new combinations of materials that are powerful, small, light weight, re-charge in minutes, have a long life, etc, personally I don’t think that will be achievable in the next 10 years say, I suspect some better form of propulsion will come along and therefore I think we are going down the wrong path
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Extinction people
If the purpose of switching to electric vehicles is to save the world I think we will all be disappointed Big car manufacturers have found a growth area and are heavily marketing electric vehicles, wealthy consumers will feel they are doing their bit to save the world but the plan is massively flawed, we will end up with a massive problem to dispose off tons of environmentaly dangerous waste. Government grants/ subsidies to improve the infrastructure will be a token gesture which might improve accessibility to charging points but IMO is money that could be better used elsewhere
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Extinction people
‘An electric car revolution’ is not the answer to moving people around Moderb batteries use precious metals which makes them expensive, hard to manufacture and even harder to dispose off when their short working life is over. Batteries are hard to charge quickly and efficiently and the infrastructure needed to replace petrol stations with charging stations is IMO impossible to achieve in the time environmentalist’s are demanding Electric cars at the moment are a car salesman’s dream, don’t forget it’s not long ago the Government were encouraging us to buy diesel cars Unless scientists perfect the hydrogen engine quickly we’re fucked
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Sir Lindsay Hoyle
When he made his speech in Parliament he was wearing the poppy/BWFC badge (I think)