Manchester_lalala
Well-Known Member
Probably Tuesday.I reckon monday
Probably Tuesday.I reckon monday
It's not even 8 o'clock yet, can't we get today over with first?Tomorrows the day.
We beat Wrexham, that was the start of the run...The reason York is mentioned so much is after that defeat the club were in their lowest position ever in the football league. 10th in league one(or 3rd division in old money).
Many fans including me at that time just couldn't see a way back. After the defeat at Wrexham on boxing day the players and staff had a team meeting and many players at that time have said that's where the dogs of war mantra started with Andy Morrison as the leader which saw the start of an upturn in results which led us back to The Premier League
Coffee F5 F5 F5 F5 F5 F5 All day I must be fukin mad
Thank god for that I thought I was going mad, I was stood in the Wrexham end trying not to celebrate when we scored!We beat Wrexham, that was the start of the run...
Today or tomorrow.Tomorrows the day.
Legalism is particular to those two religions though. So say for Islam it is things like the law of apostacy (many people stop believing in Islam but cannot say for fear of losing their family, be arrested, and status), marriage laws (a man can have up to 4 wives at time, a woman can only marry another Muslim etc..), dietry laws, in some cases who you can be friends with, and what you can wear, and so on. Its all part of a complex legal system governed by Sharia courts, which is harder to change than other systems of belief, particularly on the Arabian penisula. Other religions have moral rules but not entire complex legal systems. That's all my point is. It can be done to a degree, like Ataturk making Turkey secular, but it's hard. It's also why Imams hold so much sway.Don’t think that really makes sense all religions have rules / laws
And missing my point
Sorry my bad. Can't remember what I did 27 minutes ago nevermind 27 years!!We beat Wrexham, that was the start of the run...
On the contrary - do you really believe this unequivocal summary dealt with the CAS situation for most observers. Absolutely not. And, as you know, I also disagree with point 2 here re APT. It was necessarily nuanced because that was the finding of the tribunal.
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On the other hand, it’s no secret that in the interests of generating debate a presenter will often articulate a point of view with which they may not wholeheartedly agree. These issues, as I understand it, are the sorts of things more frequently discussed in production meetings than the subject of direct instruction via an earpiece.
Whilst it almost certainly overstates the case to say that a particular presenter‘s views are actually dictated for them by the producers - I think back to the infamous Sunday Supplement episode after Yaya signed, where I suspect none of the contributors on that day had the slightest need of editorial input - but equally to say that there is never any editorial input seem to overstate the case the other way.
You soft shandy drinking shite.
Get some bread and lard down your neck.
You soft shandy drinking shite.
Get some bread and lard down your neck.
Tomorrows the day.