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About time this **** was called out by his manager instead of all the arse lickers in the press
 
jimharri said:
They're fortunate that there's a few mediocre sides in the league this year.....

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Saints are done for. And you can perm 2 out of the 3 to join them. I think Spurs and Everton have enough of a buffer. If you're talking around 38 pts as the safety mark (I know people talk of 40 pts, but I don't think too many teams in the high thirties have dropped), then Spurs and Everton need 4 more wins from 15/16 games. They've probably got enough about them to manage that.
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Spurs already have one win in the bank when we play them at the Lane
 
Trevor Morley's Tache said:
Not one of these cunts were calling for regeneration of the area until Scruffy Jim got his begging bowl out.

FUCK OFF!!!

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That what makes me suspicious, it shouldn’t take a leaking roof for someone to say let’s regenerate the north. Where else has Burnham looked at to drive regeneration? If it’s only Old Trafford how does he know that’s the best area.
 
Citi-leaks said:
The Government aren't paying for a new stadium. I wish people would read the statements properly. They are allowing planning permission for the development, and assisting with infrastructure. Roads and Rail.

Are they doing this because they are all secret rags?

No. Scruffy Jim & the Glazers are offering up all the land, that they already own, for housing. This is a sizeable area that stretches from Salford Quays roundabout, all the way up to the Lowry bridge. This is wharf side property, and it is in high demand for development, as we have seen on the Salford Quays side with all the developments around the BBC/ITV studios. If they built homes on it, they can claim a double whammy, firstly in meeting their housing quota and secondly in providing new jobs. The Trafford side of the old docks is currently just single storey warehouses, rented out by the Glazers.

The government won't put a penny into building the homes, it will all be private investors. But Burnham and co will take the glory because they rubber stamped it.

The Stadium is the trade off, but they can also claim a win from construction jobs and then this night-time economy that scruffy Jim is banging on about. All these homes will need shops, bars and restaurants.

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Thought it was a photo of a slice of pizza.
Hungry now.
 
give it to gordon said:
What a bizarre thing to do. Made no attempt to get the ball. Clearly a two footed stamp. Clearly a straight red.
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It's literally his trademark move he does it so often, yet I can't ever recall him getting sent off for it.

As you say, it can't be interpreted in any other way than a deliberate attempt to injure the opponent with no attempt whatsoever to win the ball.

Even a one footed stamp could possibly be looked on as potentially accidental and "clumsy" or "mis-timed" but a two footed stamp is as blatant a foul as its possible to commit.
 
Citi-leaks said:
The Government aren't paying for a new stadium. I wish people would read the statements properly. They are allowing planning permission for the development, and assisting with infrastructure. Roads and Rail.

Are they doing this because they are all secret rags?

No. Scruffy Jim & the Glazers are offering up all the land, that they already own, for housing. This is a sizeable area that stretches from Salford Quays roundabout, all the way up to the Lowry bridge. This is wharf side property, and it is in high demand for development, as we have seen on the Salford Quays side with all the developments around the BBC/ITV studios. If they built homes on it, they can claim a double whammy, firstly in meeting their housing quota and secondly in providing new jobs. The Trafford side of the old docks is currently just single storey warehouses, rented out by the Glazers.

The government won't put a penny into building the homes, it will all be private investors. But Burnham and co will take the glory because they rubber stamped it.

The Stadium is the trade off, but they can also claim a win from construction jobs and then this night-time economy that scruffy Jim is banging on about. All these homes will need shops, bars and restaurants.

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Looks like a slice of pizza.
I personally wouldn't like to live anywhere that would put me in danger of catching the briefest glimpse of old toilet.
 
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