meltonblue
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I absolutely would.
I take it as a given that anyone on this forum would :)
I absolutely would.
That's that unfunny rag twat from Phoenix Nights, Shirley?
That gross worth of cock growing pills off Amazon must be working wellI've have it on good.authority that Ian Ladyman has a 3 inch cock...
It seems too much of a coincidence. I'm just surprised they didn't make it 9 years and 7 months. Too obvious, maybe?I absolutely would.
Then they’ve missed a trickWell it’s only half a year because it was negotiated mid year.
In terms of why it’s so long, it’s a risk but it’s due to the player involved and wanting to ensure he spends his prime years with us.
It’s just clearly not the kind of thing anyone would ever do as a pisstake.
I could feel the positivity spreading through the team and the crowd.Probably nothing but I actually thought the team played like they knew we were in the clear today
Just use a site like 12ft.io to read the page. You just have to copy the page you want to read into the search bar of the 12ft.io website.Can’t actually believe people are debating whether the contract is 114 or 115 months or whether it makes a difference. Just seen Harris has done a whole intro about it using my (broader) tweet. I can’t read Harris’s piece and not paying for this one if it’s just an opinion piece but a) it’s close enough to be a wink to “115” b) I’m no longer actually sure it is 129 or 130 breaches anyway as not every paragraph of rule E on PSR is capable of breaching c) it is perfectly possible that the contract could be agreed and effective from an earlier date than the contract is signed (not that it was signed on the day it was released to the public anyway).
It’s make no substantive difference at all (and I’d be amazed if Haaland stays for anything like 9.5 years) but I’m still of the view it’s a 115 wink as part of a deal that has a significant PR element.
Football contracts run from July to June so any contract signed in mid season will always include an half year12*9+6 = 114. Got to be more than just a coincidence? Strange to have a 9 1/2 year contract anyway
Definitely. A not so subtle way of telling Blues not to be too worried, and a piss take to all others.Can’t actually believe people are debating whether the contract is 114 or 115 months or whether it makes a difference. Just seen Harris has done a whole intro about it using my (broader) tweet. I can’t read Harris’s piece and not paying for this one if it’s just an opinion piece but a) it’s close enough to be a wink to “115” b) I’m no longer actually sure it is 129 or 130 breaches anyway as not every paragraph of rule E on PSR is capable of breaching c) it is perfectly possible that the contract could be agreed and effective from an earlier date than the contract is signed (not that it was signed on the day it was released to the public anyway).
It’s make no substantive difference at all (and I’d be amazed if Haaland stays for anything like 9.5 years) but I’m still of the view it’s a 115 wink as part of a deal that has a significant PR element.
Doesn't work on substack, plus just seen the article is not yet released. Only the introJust use a site like 12ft.io to read the page. You just have to copy the page you want to read into the search bar of the 12ft.io website.
Some bellend journalist in the embargoed press conference thought he was a clever fucker saying Erlings contract was 115 months long.Can’t actually believe people are debating whether the contract is 114 or 115 months or whether it makes a difference. Just seen Harris has done a whole intro about it using my (broader) tweet. I can’t read Harris’s piece and not paying for this one if it’s just an opinion piece but a) it’s close enough to be a wink to “115” b) I’m no longer actually sure it is 129 or 130 breaches anyway as not every paragraph of rule E on PSR is capable of breaching c) it is perfectly possible that the contract could be agreed and effective from an earlier date than the contract is signed (not that it was signed on the day it was released to the public anyway).
It’s make no substantive difference at all (and I’d be amazed if Haaland stays for anything like 9.5 years) but I’m still of the view it’s a 115 wink as part of a deal that has a significant PR element.
52 Weeks in a year so would it not be 13 instead of 12,Well a lot of people on social media need to take some basic maths lessons. 9 and a half years is 114 months not 115. Gutter press yet spout more untruths about us.
I respect you mate but I cannot believe for a minute that a £200m contract would be framed in any way around a wink or a piss take like that.Can’t actually believe people are debating whether the contract is 114 or 115 months or whether it makes a difference. Just seen Harris has done a whole intro about it using my (broader) tweet. I can’t read Harris’s piece and not paying for this one if it’s just an opinion piece but a) it’s close enough to be a wink to “115” b) I’m no longer actually sure it is 129 or 130 breaches anyway as not every paragraph of rule E on PSR is capable of breaching c) it is perfectly possible that the contract could be agreed and effective from an earlier date than the contract is signed (not that it was signed on the day it was released to the public anyway).
It’s make no substantive difference at all (and I’d be amazed if Haaland stays for anything like 9.5 years) but I’m still of the view it’s a 115 wink as part of a deal that has a significant PR element.
You won't like this but I speak to a lot of them. All of them are friendly to my face and very personable. Obviously, technical knowledge varies but not one is seething (though I don't speak to Harris or Delaney, for example.)Some bellend journalist in the embargoed press conference thought he was a clever fucker saying Erlings contract was 115 months long.
Pep?
Totally over his head, whether or not it meant he knew or he thought he'd leave said nobhead journalist hanging who knows but what a complete dick to come out with that.
Do you ever meet these hacks on your travels?
Are they absolutely seething about us and how we go about things?
I just think journalism as a whole has been on its arse for a good few years and social media hasn't helped their cause one iota.
They might be working from home.Why would they be remotely surprised?