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Everything posted by Lord Duckhunter
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So they’re blowing us away with average signings are they? You can’t have it both ways, they’re either blowing us away and getting top players in, or blowing us away by paying over the odds, which one is it. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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God you really are a plank. You’ve absolutely no idea of whether we were the slightest bit interested in any of their players, so how are they “blowing us away”. These crack signings have yet to kick a ball, yet you’re hailing their business. Give it a ****ing rest. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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Sky wetting their pants over Fulham’s ‘window”, of course it was Everton last season. Who are our bed wetters jealous of this year? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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Unless Arsenal could shift him out permanently, a loan would make sense all round. “ Not our style”, wasn’t Bertrand a loan first. Only thing with a loan is it’ll probably bring other clubs into play. Can’t see it happening myself, but fingers crossed. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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Complete and utter pony. This narrative that he’s somehow pandering and appealing to the extremists is pure horse Shiite . Had he been doing so would have called for its banning, rather than specifically criticise Denmark for doing so. Brixitittis has affected so many of the political pygmies in our elite that they’re losing the plot. They’re criticising a bloke who respects the fact women can wear the burka, but totally ignores France, Austria, Belgium Denmark that ban it. I wonder why, oh yeah, they’re in the wonderful EU. Thornbury can say she doesn’t want people wearing it in front of her kids, and calls for women wearing it to work in back offices rather than in front of the public, Clarke calls it a “bag” and sourbry calls it a peculiar concept , yet nothing , why is that? Because they’re on the right side of the Brexit divide. This is not some sort of principled criticism, it’s a calculated political move by soft arsed remainers trying to shore up May. The useful idiots on the labour side have jumped in to deflect attention away from Corbyns anti semitism. But like anything the pinkos in the Tory party do, they ****ed it up. Boris is actually pretty liberal when it comes to immigration, he’s on “their” side of that debate, yet they’ve managed to brush all that aside & defuse one issue that could have been a problem for him with the grassroots. When Grieve says he’ll leave the party & Yasmin Alibhai-Brown says she’ll leave the country the day after he becomes prime minister, what do you think that does to the average conservative member deciding on a leader? Personally if I was running his leadership campaign, I’d put that on the side of a ****ing bus. He’d win with a landslide. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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Says the bloke who won’t travel abroad because of the exchange rate. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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I don’t think I’ve ever had a conversation or heard anyone in the ground moaning that JWP should be playing more. People around me are always calling for Boufal or Austin etc to come on and change the game, but never JWP. There’s never really many posts arguing that he should play more and I doubt he’s in many peoples starting 11’s. If he’s not starting does anyone actually say “ I can’t believe JWP has been left out”. He hasn’t started regularly under 5 different managers and there’s never really been any interest from other clubs or press speculation regarding interest in him. That’s either because he’s distinctly average or only a select few posters have the foresight to see how good he is. I know which one I think it is.
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Get a grip snowflake. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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If the international recognised definition of Islamophobia includes not wanting to ban the burka, but ripping the **** out of women who do, than Boris is guilty. What would you say if the tories refused to accept the recognised definition purely to let Boris off the hook. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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Who has? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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#deluded Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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It’s about what he’s worth. I realise people want him to do well, hell im one myself. But people need to face facts, he’s a bit part player in an average squad.
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Who can? 5 managers haven’t. Neither can every other premier league manager, as nobody appears to have made a serious attempt to sign him. Why’s that? Great son in law, poor premier league player. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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£10 mil, I’d bite their ****ing hands off. He plays like he’s washed up and he’s still youngish. Wake up and smell the coffee, he’s not going to improve Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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The UK Delegation to the IHRA have made a statement on the Working Definition of Antisemitism, in response to “events in the uk “ “Any ‘modified’ version of the IHRA definition that does not include all of its 11 examples is no longer the IHRA definition. Adding or removing language undermines the months of international diplomacy and academic rigour that enabled this definition to exist. If one organisation or institution can amend the wording to suit its own needs, then logically anyone else could do the same. We would once again revert to a world where antisemitism goes unaddressed simply because different entities cannot agree on what it is. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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Chelsea had to be Sunday as they’re in Europa the previous Thursday & the following week is international week. Surprised Boscombe is a 3pm Sat & pleased Fulham is. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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Course you’re not going to get meaningful answers because that would mean undermining people. It’s not a particularly good idea to go to public forums and run down employees however much they deserve it. How’s it going to look to our new signings if after one week of their first season the hierarchy are agreeing our recruitment has been spiralling downhill. Do people really think they’re going to chuck Frasier under the bus and agree he didn’t deserve his new contract. State **** knows how Les, Freddie and Ross are still in post. The papers will be full of “Club in meltdown” headlines if they do. How on earth is that going to help the season. People need to get real, there is absolutely nothing wrong with a load of waffle because the alternative will be self defeating. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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Maybe, but there will still be free movement of EU citizens. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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Wellbeck or Shane Long, I know which one I’d take every day of the ****knh week. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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Unfortunately you’ve done what some Remainers tried to do in the referendum debate which is confuse free movement with border controls. There are no border controls between Schengen Countries, but there are border controls between Schengen countries and The UK. Some Remainers tried to equate this to having control of our borders, whereas most people define control of our borders as deciding who can and can’t come in. Free movement means we can check people’s passports but have to let EU citizens in to work & travel. Schengen means that EU citizens can move between Schengen countries without border checks. Although as you have correctly pointed out, some countries are suspending this regularly Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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My lad said Cheers bar , also 24/7 sports bar at Star casino. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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Margaret Hodge knows him a bit better than you, or indeed Johnny boy or Bexy, and she told him to his face he was. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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All the analysis I’ve heard or read about a Swiss type arrangement claim it’s no go because the EU hate the deal they’ve got. They do not want countries going down that route. The elephant in the room for any Norway deal is free movement. It’s the one area that nobody is in any doubt about, even fanatics like Adonis or Wollaston can’t claim people weren’t voting for that. I had an interesting conversation with a Remain mate who works in the national press over a liquid lunch Sunday. He reckons the EU & UK will fudge enough of the deal at the last minute so a transition period will kick in. During the transition they’ll work on a whole series of fudges around both the east west & north south Irish border. The EU will insist that any deal will have consequences if we have divergence from their rules, but future Tory leaders will accept those consequences once the DUP loses its influence in subsequent elections. The GFA already makes NI different from Great Britain. So his view is that provided it’s not too obvious, in approx 10 years time there will be sea border. He reckons this is the “moderate leavers “ ( his words not mine) plan. Just to get out, as they’ll be no turning back then, then fix. The fix being a soft sea border between Great Britain and NI. He claims the problem they’ve got is the ERG smell blood & would rather gamble than take this route. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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My son lives in Sydney I’ll send him a message to ask where he watches the games. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk