FA investigating PL boss over sex allegations - bbc/athletic

[NZBlue]

A different police force.

West Midlands?

I do believe there was a time when this force might have been the appropriate one. Not now though

 

[hammocity]

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Was in a bowling club having a beer many years ago, a guy I used to work with said whilst rubbing his stomach:

“The old butter is playing up”

I asked him what he meant, butter?

He said

“Butter, Butter Bean, Gene, Gene Pitney, 24 hours from Tulsa, Ulcer”

Ted Roders would have been proud of that one.

 

[Wretched Vengeance]

Did Don McLean sing about it?

 

[Gray]

A different police force.

West Midlands?

Keep right on to the end of the road.

 

[Gray]

Did Don McLean sing about it?

Before he dried up.

 

[Gray]

There was a current premier league manager listed on some of the Epstein flight logs..

Doubt it was any of the foreigners.

 

[M Gaudino]

"Premier League boss" says to me that it's not a club's manager but someone high up in the actual PL organisation instead.

yeah its very weird. they repeatedly use the phrase ‘Boss’ throughout as though the author is actually trying to give a hint as if the guy uses it as their nickname or whatever.

Or if its a manager do they think by saying boss its more vague and less likely to be falling foul of the court order.

 

[jimharri]

Please be very careful as to what you are posting. It doesn't take a genius to figure out who a lot of you were hinting at. And I'm sure @Ric doesn't need any legal issues to deal with. Thanks.

 

[KentBlue]

Personally I couldn't care less who it is. We're at the business end of the season and I have more important football-related matters to think about.

 

[Tuearts right boot]

‘The Boss’ eh? Ok work with me.

The boss = Bruce Springsteen. Bruce sang ‘Born in the USA’ >>
The Glazers were born in the USA

Guilty as fucking charged your honour.