1961_vintage
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The fix is in. Clear as day. Too much revenue being lost for too long not having the rags as champions. Even more so with the return of the global poster boy.
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Corruption in English football?
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KentBlue
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We've played three games and the dye is cast (I'm never sure if it's 'Dye' or Die', but no matter), and still people believe the Pisscan is long gone. Still they imagine he's relaxing somewhere with his webbed-feet on the back of one of his lackey's, who is on all fours licking the carpet for any of his masters' stray semen droplets.
All that has happened is that we have gone back to a time to when the despot prowled the corridors of the swamp, overseeing everything from the buying and selling of players to the type of paperclips the office staff should use.
Nothing, absolutely nothing, goes on at that club without the approval of the dictator - rent boy is a marionette having his strings pulled by the Glazers who in turn are having their strings pulled by the Govan pisscan.
Tell me I'm wrong in May next year.
All that has happened is that we have gone back to a time to when the despot prowled the corridors of the swamp, overseeing everything from the buying and selling of players to the type of paperclips the office staff should use.
Nothing, absolutely nothing, goes on at that club without the approval of the dictator - rent boy is a marionette having his strings pulled by the Glazers who in turn are having their strings pulled by the Govan pisscan.
Tell me I'm wrong in May next year.
GaudinoMotors
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It is clear Pigmol put as much effort into allocating officials to matches to get the "desired" outcomes, as team managers do.
How Dean, Alty and others are allowed to officiate teams they clearly support is clear corruption imo.
I know Dean of old and he was always a red dipper fan; now masquerading under a Tranmere badge of convenience. The whole thing stinks to high heaven.
How Dean, Alty and others are allowed to officiate teams they clearly support is clear corruption imo.
I know Dean of old and he was always a red dipper fan; now masquerading under a Tranmere badge of convenience. The whole thing stinks to high heaven.
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Jesus christ.
He was there yesterday, clearly brought back the other year when it looked like they would not qualify for the CL and the strange and baffling penalties and officiating n their favour started up againWe've played three games and the dye is cast (I'm never sure if it's 'Dye' or Die', but no matter), and still people believe the Pisscan is long gone. Still they imagine he's relaxing somewhere with his webbed-feet on the back of one of his lackey's, who is on all fours licking the carpet for any of his masters' stray semen droplets.
All that has happened is that we have gone back to a time to when the despot prowled the corridors of the swamp, overseeing everything from the buying and selling of players to the type of paperclips the office staff should use.
Nothing, absolutely nothing, goes on at that club without the approval of the dictator - rent boy is a marionette having his strings pulled by the Glazers who in turn are having their strings pulled by the Govan pisscan.
Tell me I'm wrong in May next year.
Manc Born & Bred
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I was told yesterday before their game from someone who sat in the Wolves director’s box that everyone knows who is the boss at the swamp. And whilst he doesn’t make substitutions for instance on a match day everyone knows who is really in charge.
Newman Noggs
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I was told yesterday before their game from someone who sat in the Wolves director’s box that everyone knows who is the boss at the swamp. And whilst he doesn’t make substitutions for instance on a match day everyone knows who is really in charge.
Good to hear. The longer his influence lasts the longer it will take to recover when he has to bow out.
marco
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we not only have to beat the oposition but also take on VAR so we keep doing what were best at and bang in the goals and they cant stop us
Tugay One Cup
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If there's a serious corruption problem in English football then I can pretty much guarantee we're also a part of it.
Trevor Morley's Tache
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EVERY club knows what's going on, but the problem is if they start calling it out the whole house of cards could fall.If there's a serious corruption problem in English football then I can pretty much guarantee we're also a part of it.
No club want to be THAT club.
Depends on what you mean. I genuinely believe that when Khaldoon came in as Chairman, he expected the game to be fair and it took 10 years of UEFA fuckery for him to finally understand that it never will be.If there's a serious corruption problem in English football then I can pretty much guarantee we're also a part of it.
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IF it ever comes out it will make the italian match fixing scandal look amateurish in comparison.If there's a serious corruption problem in English football then I can pretty much guarantee we're also a part of it.
However too many fingers in the our make me think that no one will break ranks and expose it.
GaudinoMotors
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Lol - sky reporter (surprisingly) giving Dermot Gallagher a going over now.
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To be fair, James shoved his upper arm towards the ball to control it away from going in. It’s a pen and a red card all day, plus Mendy got away with booting Henderson and putting his hands on the referee, and Rudiger got away with putting his hands on the referee twice after scuffing the penalty spot up.Interesting that the two controversial incidents in two games involved the two red fuckers benefiting..
Chelsea were the team who got away with some, rather than Liverpool.
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If there's a serious corruption problem in English football then I can pretty much guarantee we're also a part of it.
I disagree, the UAE is not without corruption, but at the level Khaldoon operates I'd be very surprised if we were grubbing around.
Besides, even if the Premier league is a precarious house of corrupt cards, with the enemies we have, someone would've called us out by now.
Lol - sky reporter (surprisingly) giving Dermot Gallagher a going over now.
what about and saying what?
The Rag's have been given the 'nod' from the PiGMOL this season.
Change my mind....
Nothing changes, how many penalties did they get last season?
GaudinoMotors
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The Chelsea "hand ball" and sending off" in particular.what about and saying what?
Sky bloke asking if the ball hit his knee/thigh and was going up, it could have gone over the bar or hit the bar, therefore the hand didn't stop it going in and technically not a sending off. Gallagher looked like he was taking a shit. Quivering wreck.
The 2 Scousers in the studio came to the rescue however.
KentBlue
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Got it in one.What a story for the PL to spread around the globe to sell the brand
Man United lead by the returning legend in the twilight of his career win the title