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aimaad22

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  1. That looks like Jonas' hamstring gone. Brilliant. What a start to the season!
  2. And we're picking up unnecessary yellows. For God's sake at least keep yourself available for the next game.
  3. Yes but we're also looking very poor.
  4. Cisse weak as shite on at least two occasions now.
  5. Debuchy not having the best game so far.
  6. Ok so I know we shouldnt judge the team on this game but we look like we havent worked on anything from last season which is pretty freakin alarming.
  7. Which is why he works so hard and is always so involved in the game
  8. Wonderful. This season can fuck off already
  9. Disappointed and gutted, expected or not. Class player thats probably on his way and we wont replace him with anyone near half as good.
  10. Apparently Robbie Savage said it on some radio. Hope its crap.
  11. Look nothing's foolproof. Just because someone else has done it doesnt mean Ashley is doing it. He may or may not be, the things you are getting worked up about dont prove anything. About the capital, do you anything about the way companies are set up or work in the modern day? For instance I hope you never see a modern derivative instrument at work then because something with a nominal value of 10 quid could get or lose you hundreds of thousands.
  12. Romours on twitter Cabaye's been left out. FFS
  13. Good lord, so a good performance will be because he has a move to play for. And a bad one because he's unsettled and wants out Poor sod
  14. Aye, well I dont expect Ashley to be an angel businessman the issue here is scooboos & co. getting confused about corporate accounting. I would try to explain but its a subject in itself so people would probably be better off reading a proper book on it
  15. I agree, and Im sure it would not be practically possible to 'save' tax that way as it is being described unless the HMRC are complete bellends.
  16. Taxation authorities usually have strict transfer pricing rules. Also the fact SD is listed means all related companies will be under public knowledge and dealings will have to be disclosed in the accounts. Their are tons of accounting standards that have to be complied with here. While I am not suggesting companies still cant get away with murder its not as easy as you guys are making it out. And quarterly and annual profits really dont have to 'match', there could be tons of reasons, actually I doubt they ever 'match' as you are expecting them to.
  17. Thats puts him in control though, the company basically does what he wants.
  18. This was expected but Im still gutted. They'll eventually bid over 20M and then we'll sell. And we wont see a fifth of that money being respent. Btw Wenger can fuck off with the timing of this. I hope Spurs do the cunts over this season and they finished 6th or something
  19. I agree. We'll probably put in a grafting performance and get beat 2-0 or 3-1. If we manage to scrape a point I'll be over the moon.
  20. Yes but it still pisses you off doesnt it? Clubs that were stuck in the championship for years suddenly way more superior to us. Ashley can just twat off.
  21. You're lucky then because it still pisses me off no end. Especially when the likes of Southampton spend 15M on a striker.
  22. Im sure we will try very hard but that cursed line will prove just to hard to cross.
  23. Sheesh, imagine being 6-0 down and watching Iniesta, Neymar and Alba warming up on the sidelines
  24. Is he being paid or something to advertise that herbalife thing?
  25. Yeah I was speaking in general. Thats why I thought they'd be in for him, their style of player despite the physical presence, would give them a bit of steel in defending (and attacking I suppose) set pieces. Thats why they are apparently in for Luiz too, the very definition of a footballing centre half. Puyol is no nonsense but I think if we made a list of defenders who were comfortable on the ball from his generation he would be right up there.
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