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Turkish

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  1. Agreed. What will solve all our problems is a player whose had a couple do decent games in about the 12th strongest league in Europe after doing nothing in two years with us. A proven Belgian league front two of fandabedozi and tall Paul will fire us to safety
  2. If anyone can solve the issue of being without a below average premier league centre back for two games it’s Russ.
  3. CEO of an energy company to be head of energy. Seems an astute move. I know you’d prefer a transgender Muslim typist from the CPS to make you feel better about yourself but maybe giving people job their not suited to is the reason why you’re so relentlessly miserable.
  4. In 1992 east 17 said “‘Mother Earth is on overload, one more war it she might explode” in the same song they told us “not worried about religion not worried about your creed in the house of love everybody’s free” You can say what you like about Tony Mortimer and Brian Harvey but not only did they have 4 top 10 albums they had the right idea
  5. Rasmus has my full support he is a visionary you just don’t understand what’s going on. That’s not his fault it’s yours
  6. Yep it might be better for them not to come up. he was right
  7. Isn’t it funny how all the managers praising us are top managers of big clubs who know we are no threat them whatsoever.
  8. Depends if we screw up the plan and get promoted again, given Rasmus ability to screw things up I expected we’ll get re-promoted immediately
  9. Wasted? Fuck off mate. You are spending £600, significantly less than an annual Sky subscription, to see a genius manager guided by a visionary businessman creating a football dynasty which will become the gold standard in world soccerball right in front of your ungrateful beady eyes. Wasted FFS
  10. We were only 2 years into the 10 year plan so promotion was too early. Relegation doesn’t matter this season anyway as we will still be 7 years ahead of schedule
  11. To make it worse the attackers were driven round the estate by a 45 year old bloke who then tried to blame the kids saying he had no idea they had knives on them. Horrible case which just seen on the news
  12. That started on network 54 platform late 90s I started posting in 1999 on there after being told about it. It was really good back then a toned down version of the banter forum which followed after it became overrun with the excitable geeks with what names were they getting on their shirt threads and their seating plans. That was around the time of the 2003 cup final when suddenly out of no where all these little goons appeared along with people old Baj who seemed to think being a mod on there made him some sort of celebrity
  13. Late 90s wasn’t it? The original saintsforever started around then too and the online ugly inside.
  14. I don’t think you understand yourself to be honest
  15. Maybe the reason Jack Stephens is so popular with Russ is he makes the best drinks at coffee break time
  16. you'd think the players might be gossiping during their coffee breaks too. 🤷‍♀️
  17. There are none so blind as them that cannot see.
  18. This x 1000 brilliant post Truth Passes Through Three Stages: First, It Is Ridiculed. Second, It Is Violently Opposed. Third, It Is Accepted As Self-Evident Russball has achieved stage one, when the fans start to turn to opposition then he will have achieved stage 2. Soon we will see the world turn to Russball as the new gold standard of soccerball and everyone will except he is a genius and he'll be up there with Cruyff and Guardiola as the revolutionaries of the game. then he will have created a new dynasty, the new normal, the global soccerball super power we all want us to be. Like Russball, it need patience but its incredible that people cant see what he is achieving here.
  19. another opinion piece passed off by you as FACT.
  20. Breaton-Diaz on paper looked a good signing. Scored a lot of goals in the championship, had a decent record in a woeful Sheffield United team, (although it turns out we might be worse) available at £8m is a good price. I thought he’d be a decent signing and still think he will be but it’s pretty clear he’s not suited to Russball as if you look at his goals a lot of them are running in behind or getting on the end of crosses, he’s an SR data signing no doubt.
  21. You seem to think war has only just been invented. In the 1990s if you were an Iraqi, Bosnian or Rwandan youd be saying the same as those in Ukraine and Gaza are now. Did you know there has been war, famine and corruption in Africa, Jews have been afraid for their safety for decades? It hasn’t suddenly become a thing now because you’ve got access to the internet. we know how badly your life has turned out as you regularly bemoan it on here but as I’ve said to you many times this appears to be because you think everyone should be as great a guy as you are by constantly being virtuous on an internet forum. It seems like you’re the one showing a level of naivety that underlines your entire posting history on here.
  22. Rest assured any developments on this score will be delivered to you in accurate and timely manner courtesy of the COT
  23. Wasn’t this subject split because SOG said about how tough life is? I disagree life is tough for us, yes we can all point to things that mean it isn’t great but for kids growing up these days they have more opportunity than ever before. The food and big pharma industry, a particular crusade of mine, have a lot to answer for but no one forces you to stick ultra processed food down your gob 4 or 5 times a day. They might make it hard for some people not to but again no one’s holding a gun to their head forcing them. im on business this week in South Africa (yes they send a white English guy 6000 to sort the issues but that’s another story) if you want to see life being tough spend a week herein Johannesburg, 30% unemployment, temporary houses on every highway, beggars everywhere, crime sky high, Gini coefficient the worst in the world, even people with relatively well paid jobs have entire families of 10,11,12 people depending on them. That’s tough. Then there me getting a taxi to a luxury hotel costing the same price as premier inn here, going out to top notch restaurants with 6 people and paying less than £30 a person including wine and saying how cheap it is here, makes you realise your problems ain’t that bad at all
  24. Life is always going to feel happier when you have hardly any responsibilities, everything is new and exciting and all you’ve got to worry about is what you’re doing at the weekend. The 90s were brilliant for me, I have great memories of growing up but that doesn’t mean every day and every thing was brilliant. My life is brilliant now annd I have a lot of responsibility but equally that doesn’t mean every day and everything is brilliant now either. I really do believe it comes down to expectations, a lot of people these days expect the world to be perfect nothing bad to ever happen to them, they expect to be able to buy a house whilst also having holidays abroad, drive nice cars and be on high paid jobs very quickly after coming out of education. When inevitably bad things do happen they have a victim mindset rather than working through it. By bad things I don’t mean serious stuff like your kid or partner dying or getting cancer etc, you just got to survive those times as best you can, I mean the smaller stuff that can and does happen to anyone at any time. I think people these days have more expectations and less resilience because generally our lives are fairly comfortable.
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