Too many Blues are more concerned what the Rags and Dippers might say.
Yeah, we need to stop worrying about that, and Atletico fans in the City ends.
Too many Blues are more concerned what the Rags and Dippers might say.
Good read that tbf, though there certainly was some serious disorder in Paulsgrove including a car being set alightAll urban myths, it was just some graffiti on a house in Gwent. Click link, nothing like the press and media making shit up, bit like 2+2 and that lot in the press/media making the answer potao
Ted Maul disturbs
‘A little more than a blue speck’All urban myths, it was just some graffiti on a house in Gwent. Click link, nothing like the press and media making shit up, bit like 2+2 and that lot in the press/media making the answer potao
Ted Maul disturbs
One of the platforms on my way into work now announces ‘please mind the gap’ ..makes me want to sing it right down the train as just like cockroaches and rats there’s bound to be a few Aussie bandwagon boys lurking.I was watching BBC Parliament - it was a committee about the Intergrated Railway Plan. I know I am very sad.
The two gentlemen being quizzed was the Chair of Network Rail and Chair of the National Infrastructure Commission. Whilst the Chair of the N. I. C. was speaking the mobile of the Chair of Network Rail went off...
It was "Mind the gap"
I hope said chairman is a diehard Man City supporter.
If not, I have just lost five minutes of my life.
It's the unsold pies from our postponed game that has caused the debt, 121m's worth!Everton in 'secure financial position' despite £121m losses
Everton "remain in a secure financial position" thanks to owner Farhad Moshiri despite posting losses of more than £110m for a third season.www.bbc.co.uk
City should ask to be kept fully updated on this financial shenanigans
Problem is, it isn't just sport, we are in the general misinformation, sometimes propaganda age. Murdoch et al have won.As I have mentioned on many occasions journalism in the main stream not just in sport but all areas has become increasingly distanced from the truth. Like a drunk who can't remember their misdemeanors of the night before they strike out at those who question their actions I suggest you find whatever solace and insight can be found outside of this ever depreciating circus and listen to sensible alternative voices.
I could be wrong but I got the impression he was told to tone his anti-city bile down a bit, in his latest article. I found myself thinking: "Oh... That's all you have for us, Nick?". Maybe there was more I missed, because I didn't even read his summary. Everyone knew the real motivation for his survey and the sentiment likely for the follow up article, so I was expecting much worse.
I hope he was told to tone it down by his editor(on the City hate) and I hope he was really pissed off about it, just for the comedy value(he spent weeks on this). "But But sir... that was the whole point of my article". If even the editors at the Guardian think you've lost the plot with anti-City bias, you really should reflect on what is you're doing and assess your mental state.
Or maybe he just reminded him he"s a ****, and should rein it in a bit.Maybe his Editor reminded him that he’s not an expert !
Or maybe he just reminded him he"s a ****, and should rein it in a bit.