TM Trotter
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Fucking hell. Unimaginable.
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Logic, integrity or respect for parliamentary protocol in a post-Johnson Tory government? Ha! More chance of Nlundulu winning the Golden Boot this season.
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Rest well, Comrade.
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If fundamentally disagreeing with that witch's claim that homelessness is a choice makes me a "Commie", I'll wave a red flag and sing L'Internationale with pride.
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Holding about as much parliamentary power as the pseudo-fascists' new poster girl. Thankfully, on both counts.
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There's definitely a strawman under the armour of your profile picture.
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She'll make a clever and astute leader over a dozen Tory MPs next year. Good for her!
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Laughable.
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Reading the rest of Swanny's post, and not wishing to speak for him, it looks like he was referring to Muslims in this country being unable to stop the war in Palestine. Looks like a weak excuse for you to use to cob off about the Rayguns again.
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Owlstalk is a treat at the moment. Meltdowns all over. Something, something scha...? 😁
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That's a lad who is living the dream... and there's still so much more to come. He's such a pleasure to watch.
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Fantastic 3 points, absolute beaut of a winner for GT. Table looking very nice. COYW!
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I think it's important to recognise a something from IE and the press release: "we want a culture where we promote from within." "Culture" is a big word that a lot of employers don't get right. What does it say to loyal, capable employees, if they're qualified to take on a role but get snubbed in favour of an external "name"? Not that Craddock eould necessarily kick off if he was unsuccessful; I don't know the guy. But why take the risk? Good luck, Matt.
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Take pure geography out of it a second. How "up for it" were Carlisle? We're their closest away day (edit: ok, bar the 2x donkey lashers on Fylde), and we can house 5000 of them. No matter what we think, because we played Bayern away once - they're a rival. It's on our coaching and playing staff - and fanbase, to treat it as such.
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There was such a universal clamour for VAR not long back, the "big club" fans, bloggers and pundits wailing that "we've got the technology, why aren't we using it?" I thought then that it would be problematic, purely because of the number of cameras in the stadium, the pace of the modern game, and limitless opportunity for decisions to be dissected in minute detail by the nobs on Arsenal TV, wailing Koreans on Twitter and that dour prick Danny Murphy. Absolutely brilliant. (The schadenfreude that is, not the tech itself 😁)
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Well done from Randell that, great spot. Lovely move. Pretty horrible watch overall but that's a cracking 3 points. Fantastic, lads.
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I think with Evatt playing for Blackpool, alongside the hiding we got earlier in the season, means there's very little chance of him allowing the team to treat it like "another game"... no matter if/how he downplays it in the press.
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I've been sat there about 17 years, on and off. Nout wrong with it, but it's hardly the most imposing section of the ground!
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All part of the "match day experience" for me. Bit of banter between players and opposing fans is fine. Monkey gestures simply aren't. Although I do notice opposing players generally prefer to give it the biggun to the grandmothers and kids in WSL than those in ESL's TV corner 😆
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Sky Glass, in this instance, is one of the apps put on to the dodgy box/stick to enable you to watch any live game. Mine stopped working last season so I got a different app put on it - pretty much the same layout. Works pretty well.
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Well done Charlton for sticking in. Granted they're more likely to be a threat in April, but seeing that shower come back from 3 down would have been sour.
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Go on, I'll call this out, because whatever your rationale, you are typing absolute, unadulterated horse shit. If a few months of me not seeing my mates down the pub, and having to hug my nan virtually for a few months meant that Betty down the road and thousands, if not millions, like her, had the best chance of living, I'd do the same again. Every. Single. Time.
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Almost like the political pyramid scheme empowering old closet racists to "speak their mind" is being eroded, bit by bit. Good. 2024 is going to be so satisfying.
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Would you? Saudi Arabia buy UK weapons. They use said weapons to attack Yemen. Imagine you're a Yemeni dad who has seen his family blown to bits with a UK missile, shot by Saudis. Who do you blame? As you survey the wreckage of your life, I'd wager the Yemeni government comes low on your list. Irrespective of who did what, 10, 50, 100 years ago. It's not who is "right" or "wrong" in our Western ivory towers; we haven't got a horse in the race. It's about how you would feel, in attributing immediate blame, when you're faced with an atrocity. I've never been in that position, and I'm grateful. Imagine you were though. How do you feel?
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I'm just looking at the graph, as presented. We've grown less than the continental collective which so happens to include the aforementioned countries. I'm just immensely proud of being British. What point are you trying to make here?