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  • in reply to: Jacob #322555
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    I’d like Farrell back on a season long loan, he was turning into a really useful asset for us when the Barnsley recall came, he would make a big difference IMO.

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    in reply to: How embarrassing for Starmer #322552
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    Quite a few on the right try to make out something is different than it actually is, biggest joke was the use of the word “ woke” which was taken completely out of context to what the word actually means and has spread into our political language by simply disagreeing about everything a centre left government does by the right. Just google the word woke and see but the right won’t want their cake and eat it mindset disrupted by something so “ woke” as the truth.

    in reply to: How embarrassing for Starmer #322541
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    If Burnham is a turd then Farage is a whole sewage farm.

    I know who I’d rather have.

    Of course you do.
    Are you actually a Communist?

    I’ll ask again, if you are wrong about Burnham will you come back on here and eat your own 💩

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    Sadly missed John Martyn, great guitar player. May You Never one of my all time favourite tracks.

    in reply to: Rinse and repeat. #322516
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    Another two weeks have past, is it really to much to ask for even a glimpse of this seasons new shirt.

    BORING…………………

    in reply to: Jacob #322515
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    Guess he’s happy with his wages this time around then.

    in reply to: Fifa World Cup #322491
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    Everyone enjoy seeing the Germans knocked out on penalties last night? Absolutely marvellous a real side splitter.

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    in reply to: How embarrassing for Starmer #322481
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    He won’t.
    He’s a party man.
    And imho, a turd

    If he does will you come back on here and eat your own 💩

    in reply to: Fifa World Cup #322479
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    You have a lime green mankini???
    😳😳

    Could be worse could be a Green Manalishi
    with a two prong crown 😳

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    in reply to: How embarrassing for Starmer #322476
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    Be interesting to see if he can replicate the Manchester revival under him on a national basis, time will tell but I admire anybody who wants to bring about radical change. It’s ok people saying Britain isn’t working under successive governments and we want change, well maybe a complete change of emphasis on how government works and is run is long overdue. The HS2 farce is a prime example of a major government project that has backfired, remember how Cameron and Osborne pushed it as opening up the North to business investment? A few chops and changes plus a massive overspend or perhaps a ridiculous underestimate in the first place and suddenly the North can f*** off. London to the Midlands all fine and dandy, the North , well it’s just tough guys, we will make a lot of noise about how overtime we will improve the existing lines but it’s BS and people know that. Hope Burnham gives government the thorough kicking it deserves IMO.

    in reply to: Fifa World Cup #322455
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    Never have thought the group form meant a lot it’s all about just winning, finishing top if possible to get the best first knock out phase game and England TBF have done that. Quite a few squad players given game time, whether you think that’s tinkering or not is purely opinion I personally think it’s important to get game time into as many players legs as possible based on the opponents your facing. The further you go the better the opponents and they tend to come at you more whereas only Croatia out of Englands group did that. A few concerns about the right back injuries but hey your in a knockout competition now and someone will come in and do a job there after all they are all supposedly top class players hence they wear the England shirt.

    in reply to: Old Showground Bar #322447
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    Do all my eating and drinking before I go in the ground , once bought a black coffee and it was shite. See the game then leave the ground till next one, can’t risk going into the Iron Bar and bumping into PD with his 7foot smile, would put me right off me tea.

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    in reply to: Fifa World Cup #322446
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    Fear not England wont be far behind…looked very stale against Panama.

    Deffo sounds a bit brown bread to me.

    in reply to: Iron insider #322402
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    Actually most things are too difficult for Awaywego to understand 😂

    in reply to: Things that annoy you, (non-political) #322401
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    Ah the old Beatles v Stones debate, as usual it’s all about what makes either the greatest. If it’s about live playing well the stones have had about 57 years more practice at increasingly bigger venues with the tech getting more superior decade upon decade ( yes even flat old out of tune Don Henley can be made to sound good these days ) If it’s down to the numbers game then the Beatles win by a country mile, be it number ones or total worldwide sales. It’s also worth pointing out that despite still releasing the odd piece of new material in the last 57 years and quite a few trilogies, number one collections etc etc The Beatles never made a complete new studio album as a band after breaking up whereas The Stones have released 17 new studio albums in that time. Personally it’s The Beatles all day long for me, their songs are far more memorable and they are still incredibly popular even today, plus Lennon and McCartney are recognised as the most successful song writing partnership of all time. So opinions matter of course but cold hard facts settle most of the arguments in The Beatles favour.

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    I see poor old madness has gone one step beyond 😂

    in reply to: Iron insider #322384
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    Having an opinion about some fund raising scheme the club are introducing isn’t moaning it’s called having an opinion, bollocking Whitehall missing an open goal from five yards out is moaning but there again it’s only an opinion

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    in reply to: Iron insider #322379
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    Sounds like Random is getting his 60 quids worth and if he is crack on I say. Everyone has a choice to sign up but not everyone has to agree with it, it’s called democracy.

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    I actually agree with Awaywego on this ( no need to faint ) the club have to engage with a major investor or investors, it’s not a dirty word and it can still be linked to sustainability if managed correctly.

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    in reply to: Non contract players #322348
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    Wasn’t there a David Moss I think he was called around the early eighties, accountant by trade, wasn’t he a non contract player? Midfielder I believe.

    in reply to: Iron insider #322341
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    Will they ever learn ?
    Just looked at it, if you press the button to join it shows how many members there are – currently 35.

    Put them in a different field and sheep just keep on grazing, we shouldn’t be surprised.

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    in reply to: Kyle Is Back. #322340
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    On the new website Alfie Beestin is down as a forward not a midfielder, maybe that’s AB’s new striker option, which he tried at the start of our promotion winning season from NLN, certainly saves money. Whitehall, Dec, Jones and Alfie all forwards.

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    …and we are back to new investment required NI, nothing stupid like we had with Swann just a reasonable amount to give the squad a few more options.

    in reply to: Kyle Is Back. #322326
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    Plenty of wide options without involving Smith, give him a go in centre mid, he was reportedly playing there for Hamilton before he arrived and he certainly hasn’t had a great start since returning playing out wide.

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    Can’t remember a wc where most commentators and pundits haven’t fawned over Brazil.
    Happening a bit with Argentina and even Portugal now too.

    Don’t you remember the 1974 finals alcy? Brazil went all defensive and negative and the Dutch knocked them out 2-0 with Cruyff and Neeskens scoring the goals, at the time the pundits said it was the worst Brazilian team ever which I believe they were. This current bunch defensively look suspect at times as the Jocks proved second half last night but the Brazilians could have won 5 or 6 on another night. Deffo no foul for me on the disallowed second goal and TBF the Jocks weren’t up to it. France look decent so far with Argentina a close second.

    in reply to: New web page #322295
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    Already pay a tenner a month for the club draw thingy and if you pay an extra £6 a month it’s only watching a rehash of every post and pre match interviews that sound basically the same every week. Think I’ll pass.

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    in reply to: Things that annoy you, (non-political) #322280
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    Had my last diesel I’ll ever buy some years back now, an Astra TDi 150.
    It suddenly started going into limp mode

    Ah yes the old viagra wearing off syndrome.

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    in reply to: Fifa World Cup #322269
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    Tough game today and Ghana got their game plan spot on, another night the late Kane chance goes in but Ghana were good value for their point. Whatever people say you won’t win every game and teams won’t turn up and play the game you want them too but at least Tuchel shows plenty of passion on the touch line, let’s his players know his displeasure and try’s to change the team around with his substitutes, thought we looked better late on with Saka and Rashford on the field and we go into the last group game top and we will qualify.

    in reply to: Things that annoy you, (non-political) #322263
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    Diesel was always traditionally a cheaper fuel compared to petrol to produce then the common rail diesel engine arrived which is much more efficient and giving fantastic fuel mpg returns. Suddenly diesel is more expensive to refine the oil companies say so the price sky rockets and overtakes petrol in price at the pump’s, really, just another example of shafting the public. Diesel cars are unbelievable value and anything above a 2 litre will run literally forever if serviced regularly, yes parts wear and a CPU fault is a rare expensive item which has to be weighed up carefully on the cars age but diesel’s in general are very good value despite the rip off prices at the pumps.

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    in reply to: How embarrassing for Starmer #322261
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    Guess it’s all about opinions or in GB news case propaganda. Heard Farage attempting to justify his freebie 5million quid this morning, now that’s a proper wanker for ya.