Howay

The shorts against that type of financial product didn't exist before Michael Burry had them made for him by either Deutsche Bank or Goldman Sachs, that is the level to which people didn't see this coming. So to say the Gov't fucked up by not buying shorts is akin to saying a bloke fucked up by picking the wrong lottery numbers. It's a good film like and it does a good job at giving a high level explanation of some of the terms and products they talk about. If you really want to blame the Gov't CT be advised this whole thing is starting to emerge again with sub-prime car loans. Of course this wouldn't have the massively devastating effect the Mortgages did but it shows how common this sort of stuff is.

He never got over Pardew picking Gabriel Obertan ahead of him, it was a crushing blow to his confidence.

It doesn't really matter who it is tbh, the FA will completely fuck it up and appoint someone who should be nowhere near a top 15 International job. The players don't bother turning up either so they may as well appoint Bruce and say he can only play Championship players, we'd probably see similar results to what we have had since Sven left.

I'm not shocked by how shit they're doing TBH, they got 20 points less than us and we were fucking dreadful. They would have needed a mental overhaul to come even close to what we were then let alone trying to match what we are after our own overhaul. Instead they got Di Matteo and then about 5 strikers who they have to play out of position to get on the field. Joke of a club.

It was dreadful aye.

He's like a younger, really shit version of spider man.

He's very proud of it.

No I live in Northern NJ. I get that his desire for lower taxes would appeal to financially minded Republicans I think I just assumed that the fact he's bonkers might frighten them off a bit. I can sort of see why Dems would vote for an independent as Hillary is pretty dis likable as well really but I do agree it's sort of mental to make a stand like that in this sort of election. My worry for the middle grounds is if they are enticed by the 'he's not like politicians', 'he runs a big business so he knows how to make things profitable' type of spiel. You're spot on about the minority vote, I just cannot imagine any sane non-white person voting for him as it's clear as day the menace lurking behind him when it comes to civil rights is. Of course you have bonkers minority voters, like Don King just come out in favor of him. I completely agree that a moderate Republican would have won, I even think Romney would have won this election let alone if it had been someone like John McCain.

I still wish he had went arse over tit down the stairs when we got battered by Pompey and he made his way down the stairs to a hail of abuse after the 3rd flew in.

I hope you're right but what I see around me is worrying. I live in a Republican town, in a Democrat state, the Republicans in this town are what you'd call financial Republicans ("get off my money, I earned it" type as opposed to the anti-abortion, anti-gay, etc type), at first I thought they'd either not vote or perhaps even swing towards Hillary, or even just keep quiet about it and vote for him. I'm seeing more and more Trump lawn signs round here by the day, there are also a lot of bumper stickers and stickers on stop signs, lamp posts etc supporting him, there is definitely far more Trump signage around here than there was for Romney last election (although there is a guy with a truck that has a massive "Obama one and done! the nightmare WILL end" bumper sticker still on it ). If it's like this here it makes me nervous about what it's like in the swing states. He is also now getting backed by people who said they'd never back him (like Cruz). I'd still put my money on a Hillary win but I think it's going to be extremely tight, there are idiots who will vote for him simply because they see him as something different. The Brexit win is another aspect that makes me fear for a Trump win. He's getting an abundance of media attention much like Farage did, I think he has actually been mentioned on the Today show every single day since he announced he was running, it's basically got to the point where they run a "what is Trump up to today" segment. When there were other candidates usually any mention they would get would be if they said something about Trump or he said something about them. The media think it's entertaining and it'll get people talking/watching which it will but of course the downside to that is the massive amount of exposure he is getting off the back of it. He has somehow crafted himself into a 'man of the people' type of every man who got where he is through his own hard work, despite Hillary coming from lower means originally she is seen as the snobbier and more privileged candidate. It's a lot like Farage imo and we all saw what that fucking twerp helped do.

It's absolutely crackers tbh, especially considering how he was almost caught in that whole bung thing in the past but got out of it on a technicality or whatever it was. To then go and do it again ffs. He really is a staggeringly arrogant prick of a man, no doubt the mackems will re-hire him once they sack Gollum off.

Aye, it's also very unlikely anyone will cooperate. He's already said ridiculous things in the past about how he doesn't need to cooperate with the speaker of the house (he issued a pathetic apology iirc because someone on his team filled him in that he really would need the speakers cooperation). It would be 4 years of utter gridlock and attempts to pass laws that would be found unconstitutional as you say.

It's terrifying that this bloke is in with a very real chance of winning. He also said that he was a much more controlled person than Hilary, two minutes later she brought up a time that he had heard about American sailors being 'taunted' by some Iranian soldiers who were on a small boat and he said "I would have blown them out of the water" he then responded by saying "yeah if they're taunting us we should", and then after Hilary said "yeah and cause a war" he said "it absolutely would not" You're spot on Donald blowing up a bunch of soldiers from another nation would cause no aggressive response from them.

True, maybe at Palace mind (bear in mind I've read nowt about this stuff so don't know when these stings took place). I wouldn't be shocked to see the King come out and give Allardyce a few kicks while he's down to make himself look like he's some bloke of high moral fibre.

Aye it's mental that in this day and age it's not broadcast somewhere, the daft part is there will be cameras there filming anyway. No doubt the rules of any deals the Championship signed with broadcasters wouldn't allow it but it would be class if they would live stream every game (or at least the ones that weren't being broadcast anywhere at all) and you could pay like 30 or 40 quid for the season to have access to your teams games.

Be mint if Pardew was caught up in this as well.

My favorite part was where he talked about how great stop and frisk worked in NYC, Holt told him that stop and frisk had been found unconstitutional and he responded "nope you're wrong" he then carried on talking about how great stop and frisk is, despite the fact that Holt was spot on. I can't help but feel he had forgotten it had been found unconstitutional and had prepared to big it up so carried on anyway.

It's surely going to be Pardew, he had a ropey end to the season and is currently in a patch of good form, so he knows the Palace fans will be quick to be on his back when he goes through another rough patch.

The mackems will probably take him back.

2-0 to us, Sels to put in a stellar performance to silence his haters and another Gouff wonder strike.

That's what's so great about RTG, it's probably by and large the utter worst sections of the Mackem fan base. They're utter fucking scum on that forum, they are the mackems that stuck up for paedo Adam, they revel in rival players being injured and players they didn't like dying, they're utter hypocrites and obsessed to a ridiculous level with all things NUFC.

Has anyone heard anything about the Yedlin injury btw? The Newcastle Facebook account put up an interview with him from the day after the match which had nowt about him going off injured so I assume he's okay.

Took them 3 years to fix the problem of racism, what's next? World hunger maybe?

Aye whether the lad is good enough or not is beside the point it's not like he's actively going out there to fuck up, he's trying his best and his selection isn't up to him.