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Contrary to what’s claimed by some, holding politicians to account is good for democracy. It prevents precedent and punishes those who want to play fast and loose with democratic norms. Today is a good day for democracy. Charlatans like Johnson can’t get away with lying to parliament.
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Many of those berating criticism of Hilton will also be moaning if things go more awry, when Hilton sceptics will inevitably say “I told you so” and criticise them for backing Hilton. Some after backing Swann too. They will then call for unity or understanding from those they slammed.
Of course I hope this doesn’t happen and if it does, the I told you so statements won’t help. However, I suspect ironinsider and others would make them and I won’t have full sympathy to some, given the way they have reacted to people who don’t just accept whatever Hilton says.
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Come on wondergoals, AA has said enough about affairs of the Iron and Scunny in general to assuage the most dedicated of doubters. As for this:
‘Wasn’t he/it the same poster who told us about that daft hit piece regarding Hilton on the code fishy forum to read that stupid article about Hilton insinuating he was some kind of criminal mastermind/gangland boss ?’
Before AA signposted to that article and attachment on The Fishy, I and I suspect numerous others on here had already seen it and were anticipating some sort of mention or reference to it on Bru. AA was just the first to do it.
AA is seriously underrated by a lot of members on here. He’s subtle and should post a lot more.
If I recall correctly he mentioned Carl Fellstrom and his book – Hoods: The Gangs of Nottingham, A Study in Organised Crime. Chapter 12 caught my eye, especially the mention of the pawnbrokers.
What relevance does this have to us? I looked at that chapter and can see nothing of note for Scunthorpe Utd.
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