Stephen230
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Sounds like the supermarket Curly Watts used to work for.
Not seen Curly for years. Used to see him quite regularly at matches.
Is he a reverse glory hunter?
Sounds like the supermarket Curly Watts used to work for.
Must admit I can’t remember.Can't really remember, but wasn't he also in the Square Dealers or something similar?
Wow! This really is a campaign of spite being led by some very bitter people and organisations. They seem to have aquired had a large tranch of dosh to run a vicious campaign this close season.You haven't seen anything yet, even after years of reading this thread. Somebody has gone to a lot of trouble to produce this
LACK OF CIVIC LEADERSHIP HAS ENABLED MANCHESTER AND NEWCASTLE SPORTSWASHING PROJECTS
A new report published today finds that political leaders in Manchester and Newcastle have not only declined multiple opportunities to use their positions of influence to express criticism of serious and systematic human rights abuses in the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia, but have effectively assisted these two deeply abusive and profoundly anti-democratic states’ efforts to set up ‘soft power enclaves’ in cities with proud histories of protest and dissent.
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Quite a lot of it from Qatar.They have a real hard on for the UAE it would appear.
I wonder where their funding comes from?
Don’t, whatever you do, call him a journalist..Shocked I tell you, shocked.
A journalist actually stating facts.
Unheard of.
I thought that Curtis Jones was Man of the Match ?Englands U-21's beat Israel 3-0 last night with Cole Plamer man of the match scoring one and assisting the other two so England reach the final of the U-21's Euro Final.
So the BBC match report naturally focuses on Morgan Gibbs-White who scored one and missed a penalty. Cole gets a 2 line paragraph
Er okay
Martinez was humiliated in the 6-3 derby defeat. The worst player on the field. I think he is the latest United myth. Someone who runs about a lot kicking opponents always goes down well with their fans. Stones is light years ahead of him. Come to think of it so are Akanji and Nathan Ake.ESPN have released a top 100 players/managers
The FC 100 for 2023: Haaland, Mbappe lead our list of best men's soccer players
After a brief hiatus thanks to the winter World Cup in Qatar, ESPN presents its seventh annual ranking of the best men's players and coaches in world soccer! Welcome to FC 100.www.espn.co.uk
Two things of particular note.
1. Bellingham is ranked above Rodri as best centre mid.
2. John Stones isn't in it. Lisandro Martinez is.
Don’t, whatever you do, call him a journalist..
Billions of pounds, thousands of jobs (direct and indirect), world-leading urban regeneration, making Manchester one of the best cities in Europe. No one complains when external investment goes to London but when it comes up North it's apparently a catastrophe. Tells you a lot about this country. I say good luck to Newcastle. The North East is a fantastic region which has been criminally neglected by national politicians (Tory and Labour) for generations. I couldn't give a shit what the chattering classes think.You haven't seen anything yet, even after years of reading this thread. Somebody has gone to a lot of trouble to produce this
LACK OF CIVIC LEADERSHIP HAS ENABLED MANCHESTER AND NEWCASTLE SPORTSWASHING PROJECTS
A new report published today finds that political leaders in Manchester and Newcastle have not only declined multiple opportunities to use their positions of influence to express criticism of serious and systematic human rights abuses in the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia, but have effectively assisted these two deeply abusive and profoundly anti-democratic states’ efforts to set up ‘soft power enclaves’ in cities with proud histories of protest and dissent.
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Click on the PDF link via the below link to read the report.