Eric Hitchmough
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That’s got to be bollocks surely. Can’t take another 18 months of this shit.Was on skysports the case may not be concluded until after next season wtaf
That’s got to be bollocks surely. Can’t take another 18 months of this shit.Was on skysports the case may not be concluded until after next season wtaf
Neat reversal. I am pretty fed up with people in UK constantly lecturing Arabs in colonial mode. Yes, we disapprove of many practices in the gulf but that is their way. We can encourage them to alleviate social ills but they are not likely to become western style democracies. Our measure is all wrong.The sub-heading made me smile; "As King Charles and Prince William roll out the red carpet [for the Qataris], human rights campaigners say they must press for reforms".
I agree.
Sheikh Al-Thani must bring up the subjects of human rights abuses over:
- Why there are people sleeping on the streets of London, while his hosts possess more than enough wealth to alleviate this problem.
- Why a significant percentage of children in the UK are growing up in poverty.
- Why people don't have access to decent healthcare unless they pay for it when his country's citizens have free, high-quality healthcare.
- Why people can't afford to buy houses, or live in sub-standard rented accommodation, when his country's citizens are provided with financial assistance to buy properties.
Suits the cartel and their media enablers.Was on skysports the case may not be concluded until after next season wtaf
Was on skysports the case may not be concluded until after next season wtaf
You can also add the fact that virtually every major establishment organisation in this county has admitted covering up sex abuse for decades, the jailing of innocent Postal Workers, and widespread corruption in the political and financial systems. Or our Foreign Policy which supports the sale of deadly weapons to oppressive regimes across the world. What about the Windrush scandal as well or military crimes carried out during the Northern Ireland conflict and Iraq and Afganistan. Once you start this game it is difficult to stop. The UK's human rights record is nothing to boast about.The sub-heading made me smile; "As King Charles and Prince William roll out the red carpet [for the Qataris], human rights campaigners say they must press for reforms".
I agree.
Sheikh Al-Thani must bring up the subjects of human rights abuses over:
- Why there are people sleeping on the streets of London, while his hosts possess more than enough wealth to alleviate this problem.
- Why a significant percentage of children in the UK are growing up in poverty.
- Why people don't have access to decent healthcare unless they pay for it when his country's citizens have free, high-quality healthcare.
- Why people can't afford to buy houses, or live in sub-standard rented accommodation, when his country's citizens are provided with financial assistance to buy properties.
New rope on order if it's trueThat’s got to be bollocks surely. Can’t take another 18 months of this shit.
Has nothing to do with the PL when this finishes though . It’s purely in the hands of the Tribunal.Given the sole purpose of these allegations is to " win the story " about City being cheats despite having been cleared by CAS , so that everyone turns a blind eye to other more clear and obvious gerrymandering and financial doping, it makes sense for the PL to drag this out for as long as possible .
Reputational damage is the only game they're playing and have been since we burst the cartel bubble
I can handle that amount of pages, as long as it's not the same posters saying the same bleeding thing every day.Oh, bugger. That means another 7600 more pages on the subject. Gonna need a bigger server.
Is it possible for AI to analyse the whole thread and produce a one line summary?Oh, bugger. That means another 7600 more pages on the subject. Gonna need a bigger server.