Don't laugh but that IndyKalla Twitter page - with nearly 400,000 followers - is claiming exactly that. That one of the officials at the Spurs v Liverpool game was in the UAE a few days earlier so City have bought him off with regards to that Diaz goal not being awarded on Saturday!I expect another charge of VAR refs on our payroll through some UAE shell company. we need to use the defence of Barcelona, who says they paid the refs to make sure they ref games fairly and not against them. :)
Is that true? I'm off Twitter now so I only see the original curtailed tweet with no comments and the Times article is behind a paywall. Is this what LiVARpool are waffling on about this morning with leaving no option unexplored? If true I can't laugh about it, if I did I'm not too sure I could stop.Don't laugh but that IndyKalla Twitter page - with nearly 400,000 followers - is claiming exactly that. That one of the officials at the Spurs v Liverpool game was in the UAE a few days earlier so City have bought him off with regards to that Diaz goal not being awarded on Saturday!
A scouser who lived near me turned up at my house and handed over my wallet with about thirty quid in it and my bank cards. I hadn't even realised I had lost it until he knocked on the door.If a Scouser moves in next door and you.leave your windows open to go to work knowing there is a jobless Scouser living next door all day long then you deserve all you get
There's no suggestion that Liverpool themselves are implying this. It was from an independent Twitter account but one with a lot of followersIs that true? I'm off Twitter now so I only see the original curtailed tweet with no comments and the Times article is behind a paywall. Is this what LiVARpool are waffling on about this morning with leaving no option unexplored? If true I can't laugh about it, if I did I'm not too sure I could stop.
A scouser who lived near me turned up at my house and handed over my wallet with about thirty quid in it and my bank cards. I hadn't even realised I had lost it until he knocked on the door.
How much was in it before though ? ;-)A scouser who lived near me turned up at my house and handed over my wallet with about thirty quid in it and my bank cards. I hadn't even realised I had lost it until he knocked on the door.
A likely story !A scouser who lived near me turned up at my house and handed over my wallet with about thirty quid in it and my bank cards. I hadn't even realised I had lost it until he knocked on the door.
He and his wife knew my parents and went out drinking together, they were nice people.Perhaps he had a change of mind and returned it after pick pocketing you
I would be worried about maybe a bigger scam further down the line: identity theft, with cards copied or cloned? He knows where you live, he might be trying to get an invite to your birthday party, and find your mother's maiden name! ;-)A scouser who lived near me turned up at my house and handed over my wallet with about thirty quid in it and my bank cards. I hadn't even realised I had lost it until he knocked on the door.