
wild-saint
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Insignificant against the loss of a 7.5m annual contract lost. Have they announced how much this new deal is worth, I may have missed that? I suspect it’s a fraction of the old based on the current economic climate,
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As they cost about a quid to make I’m sure they aren’t that bothered.
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First time i have managed to get on for about 2/3 days. Looks ominous, lets hope they can resolve it as most of the other sites are dog shit.
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well that told him lol
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Without giving the game away, should we not be expecting him to be playing anytime soon then?
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classic spurs. start tapping up players as they come towards their last year of contract and then low ball once they already have commitment from the player that they are interested in joining them.
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West Ham away last game of the season. You heard it hear first. #ITK
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agreed, I had to send a letter via Royal Mail to Steve and ask him to post this one for me.
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Reading through his tweets he has retweeted articles he has read and interested in. certainly no spouting of conspiracy theories other than his view that taking a hastily developed vaccine is a risk he wont take. Yes, Covid is very real but i think the point is its not a significant risk to the large % of the country. Lets not get away from the facts that less than 400 people under 60 with no underlying health conditions have died in the UK and as such is questioning the current measures in place. He may not be showing too much empathy to the elderly / at risk but that isnt a crime or make him a crack pot.
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Indeed and if you do follow Matt and what he retweets you find they are valid pieces information or articles that are worth reading and considering as part of the wider topic. From my perspective Matt is questioning (like many are) what we are being fed by the MSM / government as the only truth. To suggest he is a crackpot pushing a bill Gates Vaccine theory is slightly misleading form the idiot who started this post. I think he more questioning whether its wise to take a vaccine that is largely untested and hastily developed for a virus that in the grand scheme of things isn't a risk to the majority of the population. Though his biggest failure is not realising that its really difficult to have a sensible conversation / debate on a platform that allows circa 200 or so characters per post.
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You can scout a payer over a few games and hope that he fits in or a player can train with us for an extended period of time and play a number of competitive matches. Surely if we buy him RH has evaluated him first hand and knows what he is capable of and his future potential. Surely that’s got to be miles better than reading a report of his performances by a 3rd party? Do you not RH judgement of the ta,ent that he has worked with?
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Possibly because the wages discussions with his agent has long been completed hence is desire only to join spurs.
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Can’t be arsed to the write much as everyone has hit the nailon the head before me other than Vestergaard really is a fucking terrible centre back. Who the fu(k scouted him? For a player potentially looking for a new club he really couldn’t be arsed to try.
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Lallana was a great player for saints and I’m not that arsed how he left the club as most players will follow the money. I think we all know Lallana just doesn’t fit with our style of player and the demands of the manager regardless of how he left the club. Interestingly most BHA fans are choosing to ignore the fitness concerns and think Saints fans are secretly disappointed to have missed out. Strange bunch really.
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Was that in the Liverpool Echo. 🤪
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I agree credit is due for board who didn’t immediately fire RH in a knee jerk reaction. However, looking back through this thread surprisingly not that many really did call for his head and Most level headed fans recognised the manager was probably worth persisting with. So if the fans can see it then surely the management team should be able to see it. of course anyone outside the saints family I spoke with said they were gobsmacked that he hadn’t been fired.
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100% agree. I’d love to see villa and wet spam go down.
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And there you go, the reason why schools won’t go back until September. Easy to sit on your arse on full pay for 6 months whilst th economy tanks knowing the unions will protect you.
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I work in London, I know one elderly person who had died from corona and numerous people that have had it (although only mild symptoms). May I have an opinion now?
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Why, just because I’m not running round scared witless by a virus that is highly unlikely to kill me let alone make me seriously ill. Yes people are dying earlier than they otherwise may have done but those at risk could be self isolating much more effectively. If the care homes were locked down at the beginning of February then the numbers dead would be radically different. How many people will die from undetected cancers, socio economic issues created by lack of hospital treatment because if fo using in the virus and the econmomic fall out? Just because believe the lockdown was the incorrect decision doesn’t make me a **** nor does you thinking hiding away mean you are one too. Even the modelling created by prof neil Ferguson that scarred the government into a uturn of strategy is now hitting MSM as a flawed model. The answer was 238 on 7th may by the way.
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How many people under 60 with no underlying health conditions have died from covid19 in the U.K.? I believe you have more chance of dying from an unintentional injury / accident than corona virus. I wonder if people’s view on whether lockdown should be removed will change once the furlough scheme is removed
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Probably because half the country are sat on their fat arses being paid 80% of their wages. Come June when it starts getting reduced they will be less likely to want to sit at home. Interesting that most people seem to think that they will go back to work after furlough when in reality lots of businesses will start looking to shed workers through redundancy once the furlough payments dry up. Watch unemployment start to significant rise over the next 12 months and we will see if people agree with the lockdown once they lose their homes.
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The country needs to wake up and smell the coffee in my opinion. Get the country back to work as soon as possible and spend the cash on protecting / isolating the vulnerable more effectively. jesus, the money they have spent on furloughing staff we could have a Caribbean Island and put them on an all inclusive luxury holiday for a year in self contained isolation.