BlueKolarovWorker
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In news related to the Daily Mail article, I bought my house for £60K and have just valued it myself at £1.4 Million. I've emailed them to see if they're interested in the story!!
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Onholiday(somemightsay)
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You have a good eye ;-)In news related to the Daily Mail article, I bought my house for £60K and have just valued it myself at £1.4 Million. I've emailed them to see if they're interested in the story!!
feedmpenzaandhewillscore
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In news related to the Daily Mail article, I bought my house for £60K and have just valued it myself at £1.4 Million. I've emailed them to see if they're interested in the story!!
I’ve also studied that drinking 30 bottles of wine and ten cans of carling a day cuts heart disease and will reinvigorate your sex life. The daily mail will be all over that one.
BlueKolarovWorker
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You have a good eye ;-)
Thanks mate, I'd like to think so, although my valuation is somewhat speculatively based on Raheem wanting to buy his mum another house, this time in the North West. I'm pretty confident as I live within a mile of both a Greggs and a Poundland.
I read an article on the BBC this morning about the decision not to expand the Qatar World Cup to 48 teams. I got so far through the piece and came across this paragraph
“But given the condemnation that followed the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi at the country's consulate in Istanbul last year, along with its role in Yemen's bloody civil war, such a step would have sparked a major backlash from human rights campaigners, as it would have done if the UAE had been awarded games.”
No condemnation of Qatari human rights in the article, the twat had to get the last sentence in
Guess who?
“But given the condemnation that followed the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi at the country's consulate in Istanbul last year, along with its role in Yemen's bloody civil war, such a step would have sparked a major backlash from human rights campaigners, as it would have done if the UAE had been awarded games.”
No condemnation of Qatari human rights in the article, the twat had to get the last sentence in
Guess who?
Don't remember much outrage from the BBC about the Special Olympics being held in the UAE recently, in fact they broadcast a constant stream of feel good storiesI read an article on the BBC this morning about the decision not to expand the Qatar World Cup to 48 teams. I got so far through the piece and came across this paragraph
“But given the condemnation that followed the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi at the country's consulate in Istanbul last year, along with its role in Yemen's bloody civil war, such a step would have sparked a major backlash from human rights campaigners, as it would have done if the UAE had been awarded games.”
No condemnation of Qatari human rights in the article, the twat had to get the last sentence in
Guess who?
laserblue
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I read an article on the BBC this morning about the decision not to expand the Qatar World Cup to 48 teams. I got so far through the piece and came across this paragraph
“But given the condemnation that followed the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi at the country's consulate in Istanbul last year, along with its role in Yemen's bloody civil war, such a step would have sparked a major backlash from human rights campaigners, as it would have done if the UAE had been awarded games.”
No condemnation of Qatari human rights in the article, the twat had to get the last sentence in
Guess who?
No mention of a major backlash from human rights campaigners about workers labouring on Qatar's World Cup stadium construction being paid 85p an hour.
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Yes it is always the foreigner who is guilty, how soon we forgot the fire bombing of Dresden during the Second World War.No mention of a major backlash from human rights campaigners about workers labouring on Qatar's World Cup stadium construction being paid 85p an hour.
The academy is doing exactly what it was designed to do. It’s basically another value stream. If it turns up the odd Foden along the way all the better.
Correct and this is what the media do not seem to be able to grasp. Every arm of the CFG is a business and the Academy is no different. The other thing they deliberately ignore is that Sancho chose to leave. You cannot keep someone who refuses to sign a contract.
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Yeah, but our achievement is history now. Whereas it’s the 20th anniversary of theirs....
Its the 20th anniversary of the play off final.
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