bluemoon32
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Of course but it's mostly menIt can work the other way as well some women are abusers
Of course but it's mostly menIt can work the other way as well some women are abusers
I used to golf caddy for Mike Doyles’s mate (Tony Brierly), Doyle could be very cantankerous but mellowed a lot in his later years and was very good company, I can absolutely see what you mean though, he was averse to giving out bollockings.We had Peter Barnes at our OSC Branch meeting last week and he told the story about when he was a young apprentice. He had to clean Mike Doyle's boots and was shit scared of him. Every time he cleaned the boots for the first time and had to show them to Doyle, he was told they weren't good enough and to clean them again.
I'd suggest this sort of experience played a large part in explaining why players like Peter Barnes are such nice, humble people while his equivalents in the modern game can often be scumbags.
Cunts either way pal,Of course but it's mostly men
Yes, our general laws on admissibly in criminal proceedings are looser than theirs (although I think our hearsay and bad character rules are a bit more exacting).Its a common plot device in US film and TV that recordings need 2 party consent - ie both people on a recording are aware and agree to being recorded - in order to be admissible evidence in some states.
That seems to have filtered into the general public understanding. The UK has no such requirements, nor do most countries.
Has it gone to criminal proceedings?
@Moderating Team might have to clean this thread up to not prejudice any investigation of it does.
Greenwood's market value now worth fuckall, only makes it worseMEN did an article today about the relative values of the City, Utd and Liverpool squads
Utds has dropped considerably Vs the purchase price
Liverpool's squad is worth virtually the same
City's has increased 25%
City's recruitment has been top notch
Players should soon start to see Utd as a place where careers die
It is.It is absolutely everywhere, impossible to control it now.