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  1. Yes, I disagree. Saying he needs to adapt to the league is knicker wetting knee jerk bollocks and misses the point hugely given our league position. Not suggesting there aren't issues or things that need sorting. But hasn't the preceading 3 months given the manager a bit of fuckin leeway seeing as we've been top of the league for most of that time and he's shown that he adapted pretty fuckin quickly? We're about as consistent as the rest of the league, biizzarrely we're going 6 matches or so and winning them all then losing rather than drawing a couple. If teams sit deep we don't seem to be able to break them down. If we can see these things am fuckin sure the man who won the champions league can. We're not managed by Pardew or Carver or McLaren any more. I'm suggesting we try to show a bit of faith in Rafa. That means not calling him a cunt.
  2. Enjoyed rogue 1 today, not a "massive SW fanboy" ( not seen any of the 3 prequels Lucas did) so can't really compare it to much other than last years effort, which it is miles better than. The thing that got me about them both though is how massively fuckin derivative they both are in different ways. Hardly needs anything said about last years nostalgia fest but today in the first half hour they were stealing scenes from Bladerunner (virtually the first scene of the film is fuckin identical to the first scene in Bladerunner where the spacecraft is coming into land in the futuristic city) and then there's the homages to all the classic westerns filmed at Monument Valley in the sweeping "planetscape" shots. Disney are throwing a fuck ton of money at SW now so I was expecting something a bit more original than blatant theft tbh (there were a couple more that crossed my mind in that first half hour but they escape me now)
  3. Laptop breathalyser malfunction alert
  4. Bournemouth would want stupid money for Wilson, especially in January when it would be tricky to sign a replacement.He's still not fully fit after injury but is a pretty good player, I'd have in front of Mitrovich, if we sign him it would mean Mitro is off iyam. Don't fancy the Chelsea lad, Chelsea have basically a full youth squad out on loan and in the past virtually none of them end up being even bog standard premier league players,especially the English ones, McEachran and Mancienne etc. Obviously we're not in the prem but ffs why should Rafa help Chelsea with their bullshit youth policy? They harvest kids just so other clubs can't sign them, and in a lot of cases the kids never really recover after being loaned out four or five times. I'd like to think Rafa may be principled enough not to get involved with helping them do that. Am not sure Delph fits the bill if we're looking for someone to replace Shelvey, good player though.
  5. Cleverly on loan isn't a risk at this level, he's frankly ideal. Not sure what people's expectations are for this window but I'd be a bit surprised if we're looking to do better...we may have a champions league standard manager but we still have a barrow boy owner.
  6. Cleverly would be among the best players in this division if he were to drop down, think people are forgetting how err "good" Shelvey was last season..Ckeverly has also played for Watford for a season when the got promoted on loan from man utd
  7. They're both better than mkhitaryan's as Robert and Giroud weren't offside. Wouldn't say one was better than the other tbh, regardless of whether Giroud meant it or not; the point is they both improvised in the same way to situation they were in. Giroud had also just run 2/3rds of the length of the pitch and was still travelling at a fair rate of knots when the ball came in behind him. Robert was a bit more static and closer to goal but had to twist more and reach further. https://www.facebook.com/ballsdotie/videos/10155015429876042/ https://youtu.be/GOlAKtGCqEc
  8. Your post at 1am in this thread suggests you weren't on best form anyway Under the (dubiously positive; "it's not your fault it was cancelled!!") encouragement of the current Mrs PL I've applied to flybe for a refund. I tried to explain the concept of "an act of God" but she wasn't having that, the laptop was out and the flight number was entered
  9. Isn't what they've been up to just highly immoral and completely unethical, rather than illegal?...
  10. The only reason am lurking on here tonight is my 1340 flight from Southampton to Newcastle was cancelled for the same fuckin reason
  11. Anyone seen @@Rayvin and dear old Noam in the same room? A: There are many factors but there are some that are pretty common, certainly for the United States and Europe from which I have just returned, incidentally. One factor that is common and which is very significant is the Neo Liberal programme that was instituted globally, roughly around 35 years ago, around 1980 or a little before and picking up afterwards. These are programmes that were designed in such a way that they marginalize and cast aside a considerable majority of the population. So in the United States if you take a look at say the Trump voters, they are not the poorest people. They have homes, they have jobs, and they have small businesses. They may not have the jobs they like but they are not starving and are not living on US$ 2 a day. These are people who have been stuck for 30 years. Their history and their own image of life and history and the country is- that they have worked hard all their lives, they have done all the right things. They have families, they go to Church and they have done everything right just as their parents did. They’ve been moving forward, which they expected to continue: that their children would be better off than they are, but it hasn’t happened. It stopped. As if they are in a line, in which they were moving forward and it stopped. Ahead of them in the line are people who have just shot up into the stratosphere: that is Neo Liberalism. It concentrates wealth in tiny sectors. They don’t mind that, because part of the American mythology is that you work hard and you get rewards. It is not what happens but that fits the picture, the mythology. The people behind them are the ones they resent. This is not untypical; scapegoating. Blame your problems on those who are even worse off than you. And their conception is that the Federal Government is their enemy, which works for the people behind them. That the Federal Government gives Food Stamps to people who don’t want to work, that it gives welfare payments to women who drive in rich cars to welfare offices. (These are) images that Ronald Reagan concocted. Their thinking is that, ‘the Federal Government is helping to put them in line ahead of me, but nobody is working for me’. That picture is all over the West. A large part of it was behind the Brexit vote, in the United States they would blame Mexican immigrants, or Afro Americans, in the UK they would blame the Polish immigrants, in France the North Africans and in Austria the Syrian immigrants. The choice of target depends on the society, but the phenomenon is pretty similar. The general nature is pretty similar. There are streaks of racism, xenophobia, sexism, and opposition to gay rights and all sorts of things. And they coalesce when economic and social policies have been designed in such a way which essentially ignores these people and their concerns and doesn’t work for them -- and seems to them to work against them. - See more at: http://www.dailymirror.lk/120620/EXCLUSIVE-Neo-Liberal-policies-are-the-cause-for-world-strife-Prof-Noam-Chomsky#sthash.89JbItlP.dpuf
  12. Yeah. And those knee jerk wankers with their lack of perspective. They're cunts too
  13. Every time a famous bod pops their clogs Brucie has some sort of Highlander-type "quickening" headrush.....THERE CAN BE ONLY ONE
  14. Agreed. He wrote that when he was only 25(ish), round about the end of the 80s . I think a lot of "tortured souls" have life knowledge very early on and have the (emotional) intelligence to signal the painful truth about life via their work to the rest of us, whether we're listening or not. I couldn't begin to express thoughts like these in my mid twenties. I still couldn't tbh, but when you see it laid out like that a quarter of a century on I think it's plain he was an astonishing talent
  15. 3 nowt now. They're at home to Cardiff on the 30th so we're likely to be second going into the new year regardless of how we do v forest. Which I'd have taken in August tbh.
  16. These are the days of the open hand They will not be the last Look around now These are the days of the beggars and the choosers This is the year of the hungry man Whose place is in the past Hand in hand with ignorance And legitimate excuses The rich declare themselves poor And most of us are not sure If we have too much But we'll take our chances Because god's stopped keeping score I guess somewhere along the way He must have let us alt out to play Turned his back and all god's children Crept out the back door And it's hard to love, there's so much to hate Hanging on to hope When there is no hope to speak of And the wounded skies above say it's much too late Well maybe we should all be praying for time These are the days of the empty hand Oh you hold on to what you can And charity is a coat you wear twice a year This is the year of the guilty man Your television takes a stand And you find that what was over there is over here So you scream from behind your door Say "what's mine is mine and not yours" I may have too much but i'll take my chances Because god's stopped keeping score And you cling to the things they sold you Did you cover your eyes when they told you That he can't come back Beacuse he has no children to come back for It's hard to love there's so much to hate Hanging on to hope when there is no hope to speak of And the wounded skies above say it's much too late So maybe we should all be praying for time
  17. It's from the sun like but it's still pretty fuckin funny wouldn't put it past the dildo sellers either. Think they've bitten off more than they can chew this time, all the stick over the stadium move may have given them something to think about.
  18. Yes YES! Closely followed by Uncle Buck
  19. They've just played Bournemouth, we almost took the father in law. RIP
  20. Am sure there's still an element of old money patronage in the col but I don't see much evidence of it nowadays in the work of JP Morgan or Goldman Sachs, regardless of their histories or origins. I'm at a loss to suggest who would make a good ceremonial president for the UK. I used to go out with a staunch Australian republican and she said every single person born in oz should be able to conceivably become president if they didn't have the queen as head of state. I asked her who would get her vote and she said the cricketer Mark Taylor I racked my brains for his uk equivalent and all I could come up with was Sir Stephen Redgrave...that was a few years back but I can't think of anyone else who appears to be a better candidate. Over to you
  21. They're pretty low down my list of things to be aggrieved about. Compared to the the road this generation of politicians are leading us down or the goings on in the massive tax haven that is the city of London they barely register tbh. My thing is what and/or who do you replace them with? Who the fuck in public life do you vote to be president? Most are as bad or in a lot of cases fully worse than the scots/German scroungers.
  22. Visiting Selhurst throughout the last 20 odd years has been thoroughly dispiriting, and it's fuckin regularity due to having Wimbledon as tenants for a decade was just depressing. Then all of a sudden after Palaces last promotion they've sudden gained a bunch of bell ends in black with a drum and a bell(?) and a few flags. It's a bit sketchy for me because we only got through the turnstiles last November where they've built a bar/smoking area and we didn't get beyond that, having arrived at roughly 3-20pm, by which time we'd already let 3? in . Half time came and went and there we stayed, barely watching the parcel of shit unfolding a few yards away on the outside tv screens. Im a tiny bit ashamed that I didn't personally see a blade of grass that day, but who'd actually look forward to a Pardew v McLaren fixture in the first place? Tbh I was only there out of my daft misplaced sense of "duty" to the 11 black and white twats on the pitch that I can't seem to shake off. A year on and we're literally a different club in every single way, and they're going to appoint hippo heed. Fuck them and their dull, typically entitled cockney followers. They deserve Allardyce.
  23. Chief suspect in the Berlin attack shot dead by police in Milan
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