SWPISHOME
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He's got to be feeding her more like.
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Prestwich_Blue
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Does he need a new warehouse/distribution facility?
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And reading a bed time story from one of the books he is getting for the kids.
wolviedinho
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With his nose ;)
wolviedinho
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Were not going to win the league. Now you gonna believe us, now you gonna believe us, now you gonna believe US, we’re not gonna win the league. Fuck off rags
feedmpenzaandhewillscore
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It’s a master stroke, warehousing in Trafford park if they knock the ground down and disband the team. Has anyone seen Jeff Bezos round Gorse Hill? Probably not which qualifies him as a typical rag.
I said when the free meals for kids was being forced on us, this is just the rag PR machine in full flow. Now surely no one will disagree.
SWPISHOME
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I'd say the kids read him a story, That **** can't string a sentence together when been interviewed.
blue b4 the moon
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I met Jackie Blanchflower in the late 80's/early 90's though my job, really nice bloke. There was a love of football in him but not much for the rags.yeah right show some respect
what a club truly making money of the back of dead players
and the ones that could not play again was shafted and left with nothing
Jackie Blanchflower, the Northern Ireland defender, was the first to suffer from United’s ill treatment. When it became clear to the club that Blanchflower would never play football again, the club soon cut ties with the man from Belfast. First they withdrew his taxi rights, a crippling blow for a man who struggled to walk after Munich.
Next, Blanchflower was evicted from his club accommodation despite his wife being heavily pregnant at the time. The Reds were quick to cut away those players who were no longer of use. Blanchflower wasn’t the only victim of such ill-treatment either. The Reds withdrew rented accommodation for all the survivors who couldn’t play football again.
Johnny Berry was evicted from his club house and was later fired by United through a letter. Albert Scanlon, another survivor badly affected by the disaster played with United for a short time in the aftermath of Munich before being transferred to Newcastle. Busby allegedly told Scanlon that if he ever fell on hard times Busby would help him out. When Scanlon did turn to Busby, his pleas seemingly fell on deaf ears. Anger at Scanlon’s treatment still affects Albert’s family.
Manchester United & Munich '58 - Forgetting the Past?
Conor Heffernan discusses the ill-treatment of Manchester United towards survivors of the Munich Air Disaster in the years that followed the tragedy.punditarena.com
Neville rant about his rancid club should be played on loop! When he says the stadium is rusty as fuck, around the ground they have acres to do something for the fans he means like our owners! Glazers not interested all they bothered about is there cash cow..
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