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it'll only be about 10 pages long thenCould the Mods clean this thread up please? Dozens of posts with absolutely nothing to do with the topic.
good luck with that
it'll only be about 10 pages long thenCould the Mods clean this thread up please? Dozens of posts with absolutely nothing to do with the topic.
It looks like mods are on strike and have let thisCould the Mods clean this thread up please? Dozens of posts with absolutely nothing to do with the topic.
Kings of the fucking world mate ..kings of the world..Fuck United. We are the King's of Manchester.
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Absolutely, it's valid to acknowledge the skepticism, but it's also important to maintain hope that the truth will eventually come to light. While it may not happen immediately, there's always the possibility that someone, someday, will undertake the task of uncovering the truth and shedding light on any potential injustices. Keeping faith in the pursuit of justice is crucial for ensuring accountability and fairness in the sporting world.Not a cat in hell's chance any British media organisation goes there mate, unless a proven crime has been committed first
Kings of the fucking world mate ..kings of the world..
Blatter and his cronies were eventually exposed, if as the YouTube video suggests "Footballs biggest scandal " then it should be worthy of a genuine documentary. The truth usually comes out,would love to them smug twats Gill and Parry out.Absolutely, it's valid to acknowledge the skepticism, but it's also important to maintain hope that the truth will eventually come to light. While it may not happen immediately, there's always the possibility that someone, someday, will undertake the task of uncovering the truth and shedding light on any potential injustices. Keeping faith in the pursuit of justice is crucial for ensuring accountability and fairness in the sporting world.
They're not building anything. Jim is just courting the publicity he desired when he bought into the club. A minority share holder doesn't make massive infrastructure decisions costing £100's of millions. He'll be on Checkatrade on Monday to find a roofer. Probably ask the roofing guy if he builds stadiums while he's there.I work in Trafford Park about 10 minutes walk from The Swamp and between the stadium and where I am there is - somewhat worryingly - a fair bit of unused land. There's also a huge chunk of land owned by them right opposite our works that is currently used for match-day parking. I think they could conceivably slap a new stadium on there and while that's being built they could keep playing at The Swamp. I suppose it all depends on how much they're prepared to spend but that would seem to be the most realistic and least disruptive option.
If they did that, they'd all easily fit in the Minihad/Joie StadiumEasy, Season Tickets to locals only.