citizen_maine
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Was that the name of the horse he lost all his money on?Degenerate Scumbag
Was that the name of the horse he lost all his money on?Degenerate Scumbag
Never heard of him.Jack Pitt-Brooke, who was a City blogger before he became a journo, recently wrote that City don't want Kane enough because they're not just handing over a £160m straight fee. His evidence for this is that City were willing to spend £65m on a third choice centre back.
He meant Ruben Dias.
Lol thought the horse was called speedball or white rock? ;) He loved the snow apparently.Was that the name of the horse he lost all his money on?
Tony Adams.Was that the name of the horse he lost all his money on?
All I heard last season was “Chelsea mean business!”Anyone hear any criticism of Chelsea, highest spenders last summer with around £230m splashed and just followed City in spending £100m on a player (give or take a few quid)
No? Me either.
Conclusion - City are seen as more of a threat, and also Pep is a factor. Football fans can't help but knock him
"Don't bother me with the facts, my mind's made up already . . . "And yet this summer we have a net spend of only about a third to what the Rags have spent but thats never mentioned
.CAS have a solid rep of being straight. Suspect the Grauniad forgot it was CAS who cleared us and, incidently, made a strong statement that we were cleared on substantive grounds, i.e. if the two cases in question had been litigated, we would have been cleared.Corruptible as in 'everyone has a price' or do they have any actual evidence that they are?
Arose from, was founded on, and has always been defined by,The Football League was founded on inequality.
Getting very philosophical (semantics) there. I would say true idealism does imply honesty and lack of integrity shows your idealism to be false and self serving. I am sure Bertrand Russell would agree with me.Does idealistic imply honesty?