PaddockLad

Reported. Again .

Fuck off

They're fucked anyway Looks like it will need independence and Labour to be capitalising on a poor SNP government for Labour to be strong in Scotland again...by which time it'll be pointless in regards to Westminster as Scotland will be independent.....

@wykikitoon appears to have deleted his Twitter too

Reported 😡

I'm going to get cunted and listen to records....might dance round the lounge a bit with the current Mrs PL

Im definitely breaking the rules by staying at my brothers for two nights, but he’s got a massive house,...I’ve basically got a wing to myself There’s only 20 allowed to go, and you’ve got to give contact details because if COVID regs at the Crematorium....can’t see what they can do tbh..

My elderly aunt died last week...funeral is a week Monday in Edinburgh...not seen anything to tell me I can't go, lots to say I shouldn't though...

We're on 148/100k down here in Bournemouth, Poole & Christchurch...heres sitting tory wankstain, safe with his fuckin knighthood for voting through every single piece of cuntish legislation for at least a decade...

This thread, although nearly two years old, has just come to my attention. Who knew?

Loving that this morning

Depends on the rate at which Ford borrowed ....Were they were induced by cheap money from the EU to invest in a country where the EU was seeking to gain a foothold as a prelude to membership?(not likely in the foreseeable, obvs)

I know what you mean but I checked it out years ago and it’s true....gammons said it was a bung but the EU loaned Ford money that year, obviously Ford had to pay it back but equally Ford could’ve borrowed from elsewhere... https://www.dailyecho.co.uk/news/10026411.focus-on-ford-the-80m-eu-loan-for-fords-turkish-transit-plant/

Yep....at the end of the nineties we built a new paint shop & production line for Fords’s transit van plant at Southampton...the paint shop was on 5 levels and dominated the east end of the city, it was fuckin enormous. All gone in a decade, production moved to Turkey via a loan from the EU..

https://www.sunderlandecho.com/business/nissan-dismisses-reports-it-set-close-its-sunderland-plant-3045230

https://www.autoexpress.co.uk/nissan/108049/nissan-invests-ps400m-sunderland-plant#click=https://t.co/0A5kUeg6c9

Daniel Storey F365: The three Newcastle United myths “Well they are never happy, are they? They want to win the Champions League but they’re not in it unfortunately” – Mark Lawrenson, November 7. Well, yes and no. Of course Newcastle United fans would like to win the Champions League. Every supporter of every club wants their team to be as successful as it can be. But that’s not the point (and it’s not Lawrenson’s point either). He is insinuating (as many other pundits have) that there is an unhelpful entitlement amongst Newcastle United supporters, a lack of gratitude for their current situation. You’re 14th in the Premier League, guys – what’s the worry? The worry is that they support a football team that barely even tries to attack. After 84 minutes against Chelsea on Saturday, with their team 2-0 down but with a throw-in close to Chelsea’s goalline, Newcastle played the ball back down the line, then into central midfield and then to their goalkeeper. Karl Darlow launched the ball upfield and Chelsea won back possession. That’s the worry. Newcastle rank 20th in the league for shots per game. Newcastle rank 20th in the league for shots on target per game. Newcastle rank 20th in the league for touches in the opposition box per game. Newcastle rank 20th in the league for passes in the final third per game. Newcastle rank… 19th in the league for successful passes per game. Huzzah! “Newcastle don’t have the personnel to play any other way.” Nonsense. They have Callum Wilson, a proven No. 9 who will score when serviced effectively and probably still score a few when he isn’t. They have Miguel Almiron and Allan Saint-Maximin, two exciting wide attackers whose confidence has been shorn to the point of disillusionment (see the comments of Almiron’s agent this week for details). They have Ryan Fraser too, and a collection of capable midfield holders. They have Jamal Lewis, an excellent attacking left-back. It is true that Newcastle don’t have a squad capable of making a sustainable challenge for a top-six place or one suited to playing all-out-attack football, but then both of those are straw-man arguments. They do have a squad that might offer more if they didn’t sit 40 yards from their own goal and hope that their goalkeeper produces consistent brilliance to keep them in matches. “Erm, they played exactly like this under Rafael Benitez.” They did indeed play very deep under Benitez against Big Six opponents, particularly away from home. Benitez got plenty of stick for one defeat against Manchester City in which Newcastle also barely bothered to try and attack. But here’s the thing: They didn’t always play that way. Between January 1 and the end of 2018/19, when Benitez managed his last game, Newcastle ranked joint-sixth in the league for goals, seventh for chances created and ninth for shots and shots on target. Their five most regular attacking starters were Salomon Rondon, Ayoze Perez, Miguel Almiron, Christian Atsu and Matt Ritchie. Those options are not better than Bruce’s now, and were certainly less expensive. But really, none of this matters. Because you do not get to tell football supporters how they should support their club, particularly those who have ploughed thousands of pounds and hours into it. There’s nothing wrong with wanting more than this (and it would be great if Bruce recognised that and was more adventurous). There’s nothing wrong with wanting your team to attack or even wondering what might happen if they didn’t sit so deep. There’s nothing wrong with wanting to be entertained by your football team. Anyone that tells you otherwise is wrong

Hi Tommy...its widely rumoured you spend all the housekeeping on pinball mate....

It doesn't have to be superfrozen, it can be stored in a conventional fridge. That's a game changer for the third world. The trials were split between the UK & Brazil 0.5 then a full dose apparently gives the 90% figure

Which is what I said originally... KD is tight, it is semantics. But the point remains, people are cunts without religion. Blaming the majority of warfare on religion is a sweeping generalisation I just can’t get on with. The central tenets of all major religions on the planet are peace, love and understanding. Most of us know that’s fuckin bollocks. If you covet thy neighbour’s Ox you’ll take thy neighbour’s ox, murder him then move into his house and take all his land. Fuck all in the scriptures will stop that. There’s also tiny bits in the scriptures that are exploited by the aforementioned cunts to manipulate the easily lead, to take an entire herd, then the farm, murdering all the farm workers in the process. But you’ve still got to covet thy neighbours ox in the first place...

So if everyone was an atheist there’d be no wars?

Agreed. A tiny minority of literal terrorists. Their brothers in Islamic State were more typical though. The first thing they did once they got properly organised was to declare that large parts of Iraq & Syria were part of their own personal Caliphate.

I don’t subscribe to sky but BT sport for £7-99 a month is a no brainier for me