Gobshiight
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I'd do the same tbh, the song is a bit mentalDid anyone see Trent Alexander-Arnold not singing the national anthem yesterday?
I'd do the same tbh, the song is a bit mentalDid anyone see Trent Alexander-Arnold not singing the national anthem yesterday?
No but I did see him not playing yesterday... #overratedDid anyone see Trent Alexander-Arnold not singing the national anthem yesterday?
He's also got great awarenessProbably doesn’t know the words,seems a nice enough lad but not blessed with brains..
Not a problem for me, but Prince fucking Charlie in Buck House balcony alongside his mum is. Probably thinking, hurry up and let me take your job on, I've been waiting for ever. They should abolish the lot of them when her Maj goesI'd do the same tbh, the song is a bit mental
I'm not necessarily against abolition of the Monarchy, although I do think that William and Kate would make excellent ambassadors for the U.K. in the current turbulent and uncertain times which we are living through.Not a problem for me, but Prince fucking Charlie in Buck House balcony alongside his mum is. Probably thinking, hurry up and let me take your job on, I've been waiting for ever. They should abolish the lot of them when her Maj goes
Plus the width of the purple flame to the right of the trophy. I would assume the ticket checkers had a copy of the real one for comparison.
But the scouser fans knew better they were dodgy although they still insist they weren't.
Our media are testicularly challenged over this whole episode.
I used to work in the printing industry and probably know how they went about forging these tickets and it’s true that the change in colour separation could be the reason the ‘flame’ looks different but from the pictures it could also be down to variation in the legitimate printing process. Difficult to say without physically looking at the examples. The text kerning is much more likely to be a pointer to them being forged, there’s a few differences if you know what to look for.Plus the width of the purple flame to the right of the trophy. I would assume the ticket checkers had a copy of the real one for comparison.
But the scouser fans knew better they were dodgy although they still insist they weren't.
Our media are testicularly challenged over this whole episode.
Bloody hell. If l wasn't confused enough;)I used to work in the printing industry and probably know how they went about forging these tickets and it’s true that the change in colour separation could be the reason the ‘flame’ looks different but from the pictures it could also be down to variation in the legitimate printing process. Difficult to say without physically looking at the examples. The text kerning is much more likely to be a pointer to them being forged, there’s a few differences if you know what to look for.
The ticket checkers won’t know jack-shit about spotting a forgery, it’s all down to the QR code alone.