Woah woah wah, I thought you along wit your lentil eating brethren in St. Pauli and FCUM were against all sorts of discrimination. Not very socialist to derogatorily categorise someone based upon their race. Che wouldn't be happy.As a Celtic fan who always had a liking of city......your arrogance is shocking. Look at our European history then compare your's. Nothing without arabs money.....welcome Brendan to a club with European pedigree
"Why always wee me"?Ballotelli on loan there next season. He'll be an instant legend in that league.
He'd be fun at Auld firm games."Why always wee me"?
Well said. I always found it somewhat astonishing that the UK never got to vote on whether they should stay or go. Given the importance that they'd placed on oil, how interesting would the task facing Salmon and Sturgeon have been, as the oil price went from $120 a barrel to $30 a barrel? It would have been comedy gold!Proof you know fuck all
Most people I know wanted you gone, in fact I wish we could have a vote to get rid of you
You're a drain on our resources, and only good to see what life was like back in the 70s, you're like a living museum
Well said. I always found it somewhat astonishing that the UK never got to vote on whether they should stay or go. Given the importance that they'd placed on oil, how interesting would the task facing Salmon and Sturgeon have been, as the oil price went from $120 a barrel to $30 a barrel? It would have been comedy gold!
As for your second point, public spending per head in the UK (14/15) was £8913. In Scotland: £10,374 (16% above the UK average), whilst in England it is £8638. What's more, the variance in England is £7756-£9840, so even the worst area in England gets less than Scotland, for no justifiable reason whatsoever. Joel Barnett has much to answer for.
Well said. I always found it somewhat astonishing that the UK never got to vote on whether they should stay or go. Given the importance that they'd placed on oil, how interesting would the task facing Salmon and Sturgeon have been, as the oil price went from $120 a barrel to $30 a barrel? It would have been comedy gold!
As for your second point, public spending per head in the UK (14/15) was £8913. In Scotland: £10,374 (16% above the UK average), whilst in England it is £8638. What's more, the variance in England is £7756-£9840, so even the worst area in England gets less than Scotland, for no justifiable reason whatsoever. Joel Barnett has much to answer for.