Rayvin
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Alan Pardew - Poltroon sacked by a forrin team
Rayvin replied to Kid Dynamite's topic in Newcastle Forum
2009 is fucking ages ago by the way, it's a wildly different world To be honest, 2015 is starting to look fucking ages ago based on how the world is changing... -
This is a fair point, but unless you're there, how do you know he's doing this if the camera isn't following it...? I can quite readily believe it fwiw, I think Perez is worth having in the team personally - he does score after all. The only question for me is whether or not Mitro would score more.
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Is Tiote in the squad? Is he still alive, even?
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To add to this, it actually gives them more credibility this way around. If they kept it going he could point to all negative reporting as part of a lasting agenda - with this, they can set out that they've focused only on what he has done since being in power. I dunno, I don't think the media establishment are going to go down without a fight on this HF. They're loyal to the centre, not the right.
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This is a fair point I guess but he'll need them too... how else will he get his message across?
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They did that before this talk though. And I thought the gist was that they'd put it back if appropriate?
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This has shades of the Ben Arfa forum split...
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Fucking hell Not convinced the media is going to stand for that tbh.
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Oh god... That sounds plausible.
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As a silver lining, I hope this is all very unpleasant for May.
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As you say, I don't think he'd go to them. Although apparently a year ago he was 'within 3 hours' of signing for them, so he's clearly given it thought before. It's actually hard to imagine who Rafa might leave us for, given his supposed love of projects. I could see him leaving for another project when he feels he's taken us as far as he can, but it's not like he needs the ego boost of moving to one of the top teams. Would he go somewhere like Arsenal?
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Aye that sounds right. I think he needs to quit Twitter to be honest. Would be funny if we turned it into an international incident That said, it appears that we're going to have to treat him like an overgrown toddler...
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Is Bilic about to removed? I thought he was turning it around but I guess I haven't checked in a while.
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Ahhh that sounds about right. Then he'll come out claiming that he was delirious at the time, etc.
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This is the Guardian analysis of that Tweet as a foreign policy issue. Over the top? 1 - Trump has at a stroke undermined the authority of Britain’s current ambassador to Washington, Sir Kim Darroch. Effectively he has issued a public statement of no confidence in him. This would be relatively unusual if he were dealing with the ambassador from a hostile country, but it is an extraordinary thing to do to the ambassador of an ally. 2 - Trump has orchestrated his first public disagreement with Theresa May. It is hard to imagine he expected her to take his advice, but he has put her in the position where she has had to reject his proposal. Hardly the special relationship. 3 - He has given a huge boost in status to a leading figure in a UK opposition party - again, an unfriendly move to May. 4 - He has confirmed that any hopes of him operating as a “normal” president seem misguided. Perhaps it was just a joke. But, if so, that probably makes it all worse.
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He's got him bang to rights there as well. Kanye has form in this respect mind, so I don't know how much we can read into this. He's like the Zlatan of the music world.
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Oh God, I really hope Farage has nothing to do with our relationship with the US...
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Lets be fair, most of what politicians come out with is utter gibberish. At least Corbyn probably means this.
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At least he's setting the right targets, even if I agree that it'll go over the heads of most people.
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Sounds about right.
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Sorry, I've clearly missed the great ewerk vs scoobos feud. Can someone fill me in?
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How about this - butterflies and hurricanes esque. https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2016/nov/21/trump-grandfather-friedrich-banished-germany-historian-royal-decree I love stuff like this, where a seemingly tiny detail from the past plays large in the present.