True but if you ban all the trolls demanding Guardiola be sacked and the entire squad sold, the matchday threads will be empty.
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Media Discussion - 2023/24
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gordondaviesmoustache
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Empty of cunts, maybe.True but if you ban all the trolls demanding Guardiola be sacked and the entire squad sold, the matchday threads will be empty.
Mentioning no names or trolls in particular of courseEmpty of cunts, maybe.
Or cuntsEmpty of cunts, maybe.
BringBackSwales
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Where did he say ban you? I missed that bit, or maybe once again you are making shit up that people didn’t postTrue but if you ban all the trolls demanding Guardiola be sacked and the entire squad sold, the matchday threads will be empty.
Prestwich_Blue
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They've used a picture of a League2 player?
johnny crossan
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Banned Roan telling the nation that the US owned club majority forcing the PL to guarantee a return on their vulture capital hedge-fund investment though an "anchor" is "A step forward".
Herbert is at it again in the Mail.
Only saw the headline but he's arguing these new rules will stop the accounting gymnastics that the club has been doing - apparently.
Yet the club will still let him in and lay on hospitality for people like him.
Only saw the headline but he's arguing these new rules will stop the accounting gymnastics that the club has been doing - apparently.
Yet the club will still let him in and lay on hospitality for people like him.
wolviedinho
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Seen that. He must not have received his cease and desist order.Herbert is at it again in the Mail.
Only saw the headline but he's arguing these new rules will stop the accounting gymnastics that the club has been doing - apparently.
Yet the club will still let him in and lay on hospitality for people like him.
Keeping the cheating by fiddling the books narrative and state owned lies front and centre.
gordondaviesmoustache
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Having glanced at the article, I’ll retract my earlier comments on another thread about the mood music changing in the press lately.Herbert is at it again in the Mail.
Only saw the headline but he's arguing these new rules will stop the accounting gymnastics that the club has been doing - apparently.
Yet the club will still let him in and lay on hospitality for people like him.
The body of that article, headline apart, is surely the wrong side of the line, and tellingly Herbert questions the opaque accounting practices of one club who opposed these changes, and not the most notable other, despite the latter being registered in the Cayman Islands and benefitting from the lax regulatory regime of the State of Delaware, a club that he describes in somewhat virtuous terms, despite the putative ambit of the rule change, as a ‘revenue generating juggernaut’.
That is actually beyond parody.
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