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Shouldn’t be a problem his solicitor works pro bono.
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They still haven’t found what they’re looking for.
Could be a decent David Attenborough documentary, the beasts of Glanford Park.
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If I have any more Cammack will be on the scoresheet.
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Stick some absinthe in it
3 – 0 including Louis Jones header from the edge of the box.
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The tea leaves seem to show extra time and penalty shoot out. I’ll have another brew and see if it improves.
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Is it the bluebird project?
If so, there is a playlist with 57 videos available https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzh8hnXYgfYJ5L5nydU5rbyBihgtAH_Qy&si=fFEyb6p7mcEHc3Hm
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I’m not sure, it kept changing it’s name.
I heard they didn’t have any luck with getting a license for a ransom strip club either.
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Just off for a quick half at the smoke & mirrors. Cash only of course.
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Did the solar panels ever get installed? Prime location and would generate free power and a revenue for the feed in tariff. Not much I know but would be a nice off season boost to the coffers.
And brand spanking new glazing.
https://www.scunthorpe-united.co.uk/news/2024/december/a-new-years-message-from-the-chair-and-board/
They’re all dedicated and committed supporters not investors looking to call their loans back in, surely?
That’s certainly what I like to think. There’s been a few bumps but it’s been a long tough road.
Who’s to say that they was loans in the early firefighting days of the takeover because, like the rest of us, we hoped a quadrillionaire would come and buy the lot.
Michelle and Co may not have expected to have still been running the show this far down the line. They might have just been thinking they were temporary custodians waiting for deeper pockets.
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I don’t think there is any great expectation those loans will be paid back, especially int the short term. They are unsecured and interest free.
Even if things went bad, there is no way the club has a chance of paying creditors with minimal assets and a small pot of cash.
If I remember right, Michelle wasn’t simply given the shares. I’m sure it has been mentioned that she paid off WHAM, somewhere in the region of 100k?
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Maybe one for the voice of the fans?
Hattrick on his debut.
It is because you’re overseas, only a vpn would sort you out.
The twitter/x feed keeps up with play pretty good https://x.com/SUFCOfficial if available to you.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/live/c051nny2lj7t#Watch&listen
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A tad baffling his showings since the excellent Truro display. Intrigued to know if it’s a fitness thing or he just came up against an opposition defence who couldn’t deal with him. Bearing in mind in that game the side seemed to be at the peak of their powers and have since tailed off. Perhaps the players around him made him look better than he currently is that day? Still scored a scorcher mind, any day of the week.
I wouldn’t be surprised if fitness is a big part of it. It must be difficult making a come back after having both knees under the knife.
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Dawson had a decent outing against Truro. A bit off thr boil since. Maybe he finds it difficult to get going without consistent game time?
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I was half expecting the usual 10mins extra time followed by clenching till the final whistle.
Hoovering up points in scrappy games is always a good thing.
Max points and it might be toptober.
Red? Farrari? Italy? Does it come with a pit crew?
Crossed everything I got
Did anyone order an Ubae (zuonu)?
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Technical gremlins means it’s cutting out and falling back to cod land.
Fingers crossed it’s a game of two halves.
I’m still fond of my plane. The tool that planes against the grain.
Reminds me. Many years ago, my Dad decided to adjust the bottom of a door after having a new carpet.
He didn’t use a plane. Decided to go with a jigsaw.
The adjustment was neither straight or precise. It was just about possible to limbo underneath.
I have no qualms with getting some of the cheap and cheerful tools. They generally do for me as a DIYer instead of a craftsmen.
I haven’t had a walk round Hemswell for many years, but they had a variety og vintage tools. You can tell the difference in the quality of steel used from some of today’s cheapo chinese fodder.
You absolute focker, blown my cover.
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They all sound incredibly precise.
I usually work to the nearest foot.
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Is this 64 click bait? He might struggle to narrow it down to one.
If we’re being facetious can I nominate Robbie Savage. He’s a tool but he’s an okay bloke really.
No click bait, just a mass debate.
AWAITING VAR DECISION
It’s been allowed Jeff!
If you should be using protective gear to go near it you can class it as a tool. Certainly need eye protection near those pearly whites and gloves no doubt for the ronseal tan.
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