The one thing most of them have in common is that they are London-based posh boys who have enriched themselves from the property boom in the South of England. The Guardian has become a parody of itself. It is totally out of touch with people outside the M25 especially those who weren't born with a silver spoon in their mouth.I like how the Guardian now seem to share the City hate and snide digs around between their writers, rather than leaving it all to Conn, Nakrani, Jackson, Glendenning. Makes the individuals seem less obsessed if its not the same names slagging us off all the time.
It’s a bit like Wenger’s Arsenal and their rotational fouling, where different players would take turns to nobble the opposition’s star men in an attempt to avoid yellow and red cards
And Sheikh Mansour is one of the world's biggest investors in renewables. Still don't let the truth get in the way of the fake narrative.The growth of the Uae in the last 20 odd years has been in order to move away from reliance on oil. It couldn’t be more wrong.
Nobody would get away with something like that. Its ludicrous.It would have even far better for us to buy up some of the houses around Maine Road, leave them empty and to go derelict, thereby forcing the other residents out. We could have then bought these houses at a knockdown price. Once we owned whole streets, knock them down and build a new stand.
I thought that was just a scam to get around FFP?Nobody would get away with something like that. Its ludicrous.
Oh wait.........
No, no, it was “prime real estate” according to this lunatic
It's a double whammy Sports washing while making a profit.
I particularly liked the line.
"Addicted to Oil revenue"
The money is a different colour.Why does nobody ever question Chelsea money ? also oil money, also Russian money laundry