Johnny Mars Bar
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Blackpool is an utter hellhole. It needs bombing off the map.
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Liverpool Thread - 2022/23
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Protein Junkie
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That Sir is quality:-)Or save a keyboard from 2 litres of phlegm.
Spot on, their city centre is nicer than Manchester’s and is actually nicer than other big cities.When you look at Liverpool and then look at places like Blackpool and Burnley:
Blackpool has a population around 16% of that of Liverpool and Burnley about 9% of that of Liverpool; but I bet they haven’t had the comparable ratio of investment per head of population that Liverpool has.
Liverpudlians need to stop with this self pity stuff. It’s laughable when compared to other places. They’re one of the most invested in cities in the country.
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I posted this last week about this very subject after one of Tony Evans’ “woah is me” rants:
And why do they always claim to be more Irish than everywhere else?
“The truth is that the ingrained anti-Scouse bigotry (rooted in anti-Irishness) exists”
Manchester is 35% Irish, so is Birmingham, and London has more Irish than Liverpool Manchester and Birmingham put together.
Why do they always claim that Liverpool was treated differently to any other places in the North of England?
“The city has long been pushed to he margins of British life.”
Dock or pit towns and cities all over the North were all treated the same as Liverpool. Some places have never recovered while Liverpool has comparatively rocketed economically since. Have a walk around Liverpool and then have a walk around some other Northern towns and tell me Liverpool has been pushed to the margins of British life.
Top twenty most deprived regions in the UK
- Tendring- around St Osyth and Seawick
- Blackpool- the Area near The Central Pier
- Blackpool- Around the Promenade by the North Pier
- Thanet- In Cliftonville West
- Blackpool- in the Region by the South Pier
- Tendring- in the Area by Clacton-On-The-Sea
- Blackpool- in the Region That Falls between Waterloo Road and St Chad’s Station
- Coventry- In the Area around Hillmorton Road In Henly
- Blackpool- In Woolman Road As Well As Clinton Avenue
- Waveney- In the Location of the South Pier in Lowestoft
- Blackpool-Around the Cookson Street
- Kingston upon Hull- near St John’s Grove
- North East Lincolnshire- In the Area That Is Around Oxford Street in Grimsby
- Burnley- The Area That Falls On Tay Street and Howard Street
- Burnley- The Region That Lies Between Belvedere Road and the Church Street
- Mansfield- In Sandy Lane
- Blackpool- In Carshalton Road As Well As Clevedon Road
- Blackburn with Darwen- The Region of Wensley Fold
- Great Yarmouth- By the Seafront
The 20 most deprived parts of England
¼ of the top 20 are in Greater Manchester. Nowhere in Liverpool or anywhere in Merseyside (or North Wales where half their fans are from) get into either list, but it’s always “woah is me, woah for Liverpool”.
- Middlesbrough
- Burnley
- Kingston upon Hull
- Blackburn with Darwen
- Stoke-on-Trent
- Blackpool
- Hackney
- Nottingham
- Thanet
- Hastings
- Great Yarmouth
- Manchester
- Oldham
- Leicester
- Rochdale
- North East Lincolnshire
- Newcastle-upon-Tyne
- Salford
- Bolton
- Harlow
I mean fuck me, how well did they do off the back of the European Capital of Culture? Awarded to a city that was built off the back of slavery, was pro-slavery, was pro-Confederates (Roy Rawlinson said, "It is said more Confederate flags flew over Liverpool than Richmond [Virginia]”)… a capital of culture? And they wonder why everybody hates Liverpool?! It’s because of that, not because of anti-Irishness.
Their lack of acknowledgment of the fact that all Northern dock and pit towns were purposely driven down economically, with their economies ripped out from the towns, it’s quite astounding. They’re so insular and inward looking. It’s always all about them.
Some towns and cities really have been neglected and pushed to the margins of British life… but Liverpool isn’t one of them! The investment that city has had compared to many is huge: £1b on Liverpool One, £5.5b on Liverpool Waters, £2b on the Knowledge Quarter… and so on and so on and so on… other towns and cities haven’t had that.
Fucking deluded cunts. They’re fucking OBSESSED with being the victims!
Excellent post.
Great info,I posted this last week about this very subject after one of Tony Evans’ “woah is me” rants:
And why do they always claim to be more Irish than everywhere else?
“The truth is that the ingrained anti-Scouse bigotry (rooted in anti-Irishness) exists”
Manchester is 35% Irish, so is Birmingham, and London has more Irish than Liverpool Manchester and Birmingham put together.
Why do they always claim that Liverpool was treated differently to any other places in the North of England?
“The city has long been pushed to he margins of British life.”
Dock or pit towns and cities all over the North were all treated the same as Liverpool. Some places have never recovered while Liverpool has comparatively rocketed economically since. Have a walk around Liverpool and then have a walk around some other Northern towns and tell me Liverpool has been pushed to the margins of British life.
Top twenty most deprived regions in the UK
- Tendring- around St Osyth and Seawick
- Blackpool- the Area near The Central Pier
- Blackpool- Around the Promenade by the North Pier
- Thanet- In Cliftonville West
- Blackpool- in the Region by the South Pier
- Tendring- in the Area by Clacton-On-The-Sea
- Blackpool- in the Region That Falls between Waterloo Road and St Chad’s Station
- Coventry- In the Area around Hillmorton Road In Henly
- Blackpool- In Woolman Road As Well As Clinton Avenue
- Waveney- In the Location of the South Pier in Lowestoft
- Blackpool-Around the Cookson Street
- Kingston upon Hull- near St John’s Grove
- North East Lincolnshire- In the Area That Is Around Oxford Street in Grimsby
- Burnley- The Area That Falls On Tay Street and Howard Street
- Burnley- The Region That Lies Between Belvedere Road and the Church Street
- Mansfield- In Sandy Lane
- Blackpool- In Carshalton Road As Well As Clevedon Road
- Blackburn with Darwen- The Region of Wensley Fold
- Great Yarmouth- By the Seafront
The 20 most deprived parts of England
¼ of the top 20 are in Greater Manchester. Nowhere in Liverpool or anywhere in Merseyside (or North Wales where half their fans are from) get into either list, but it’s always “woah is me, woah for Liverpool”.
- Middlesbrough
- Burnley
- Kingston upon Hull
- Blackburn with Darwen
- Stoke-on-Trent
- Blackpool
- Hackney
- Nottingham
- Thanet
- Hastings
- Great Yarmouth
- Manchester
- Oldham
- Leicester
- Rochdale
- North East Lincolnshire
- Newcastle-upon-Tyne
- Salford
- Bolton
- Harlow
I mean fuck me, how well did they do off the back of the European Capital of Culture? Awarded to a city that was built off the back of slavery, was pro-slavery, was pro-Confederates (Roy Rawlinson said, "It is said more Confederate flags flew over Liverpool than Richmond [Virginia]”)… a capital of culture? And they wonder why everybody hates Liverpool?! It’s because of that, not because of anti-Irishness.
Their lack of acknowledgment of the fact that all Northern dock and pit towns were purposely driven down economically, with their economies ripped out from the towns, it’s quite astounding. They’re so insular and inward looking. It’s always all about them.
Some towns and cities really have been neglected and pushed to the margins of British life… but Liverpool isn’t one of them! The investment that city has had compared to many is huge: £1b on Liverpool One, £5.5b on Liverpool Waters, £2b on the Knowledge Quarter… and so on and so on and so on… other towns and cities haven’t had that.
Fucking deluded cunts. They’re fucking OBSESSED with being the victims!
Don't tell Trevor Sinclair Blackpool appears repeatedly on the first list ffs.
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No. We just need investment and long term planning. New conference centre will help. Tram tracks extended up to train station opening next year. Still only scratching the surface but a start.Blackpool is an utter hellhole. It needs bombing off the map.
OccupiedPalestineBlues
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Blackpool is an utter hellhole. It needs bombing off the map.
I recon they’ll shut it down soon.
It was a holding pen for the Jeremy Kyle show but now that the show’s off air what’s it’s purpose?
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Over the top comment. I take it you don't live or have ever lived there?Blackpool is an utter hellhole. It needs bombing off the map.
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With the changes to the political landscape. Resorts like Blackpool will get better as more investment comes in as they realise that's where we're all going for holidays. Along with other poorly invested coastal areas of the countries.No. We just need investment and long term planning. New conference centre will help. Tram tracks extended up to train station opening next year. Still only scratching the surface but a start.
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With the changes to the political landscape. Resorts like Blackpool will get better as more investment comes in as they realise that's where we're all going for holidays. Along with other poorly invested coastal areas of the countries.No. We just need investment and long term planning. New conference centre will help. Tram tracks extended up to train station opening next year. Still only scratching the surface but a start.
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