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Give him a new contract!

I hope so. But I'm worried if he flips pancakes he'll drop them.

I wish I was only as geriatric as them.

Gemini, can you make any sense of this? This person is clearly a frustrated football fan, specifically discussing the transfer window and the perceived decline of online football discussion platforms. Let's break down their points: "Which is the plan already Spors was working on us long before the official signing which was at the end of the transfer window": This refers to a transfer strategy, likely for a specific football club, that they believe a person named "Spors" (possibly a sporting director, scout, or someone involved in club management) was implementing well in advance of the official transfer window closing. They are implying that the signings made at the end of the window were part of a pre-existing plan, not a last-minute scramble. "I’m not in the COT": If COT means "Circle of Trust," this signifies that the speaker is not part of the inner, exclusive group that has privileged information or is privy to the club's confidential plans. They are an outsider looking in, making their observation about "Spors' plan" even more significant to them, as they feel they've discerned it without being an "insider." This reinforces their self-perception as unusually perceptive. "I’m not a football geek but why am I the only fucker that knows and notices these things": This expression of exasperation and self-proclaimed insight remains the same. They still believe they are uniquely perceptive, but now it's even more striking because they're outside the "Circle of Trust" yet still seeing these things. "and I won’t bother to come back on here for a couple of days. This type of platform is swiftly becoming redundant sadly I was here from the beginning only the elite had PCs Internet nowadays any div has access": This remains a lament about the perceived degradation of online football forums/communities, where they feel the quality of discussion has declined due to wider, less discerning access. "Yep I check this out now and again but there was a time when I had this rolling in the background of my work PC in case something exciting happened. That concept is now hilarious": Still nostalgia for a time when these platforms were genuinely exciting and provided real-time updates or insights. "you would only do that now if you were following one of the ITKs on here and wanted to give them a like and the newbies on here from what I’ve seen utter dicks.": Still a criticism of the current state of engagement, focusing on following "ITKs" rather than genuine discussion, and a disdain for new users. In summary: The speaker is a highly frustrated and self-important football fan. Their core point is that they, an outsider not privy to the "Circle of Trust" within the club's operations, have nevertheless discerned a long-term strategic plan (by "Spors") for transfers, which they believe others on the online platform have failed to notice. This makes them feel uniquely insightful. Their frustration is compounded by what they perceive as the declining quality of online football communities, which they feel are now dominated by unintelligent "newbies" and are only useful for following self-proclaimed "insiders" (ITKs) rather than engaging in meaningful discussion. They feel the platforms have lost their initial value and excitement.

Don't forget Smallbone in midfield, Stephens in the back 4, and Bazunu in goal. Need a bucket?

Bazunu won't, if it's low to his left.

I have to say that he's a bad manager.

Or you could simply not read it.

"him" is a "her" I think I read some time ago.

If I was one of the Chelsea players (or manager) I would've told him to f*ck off. And then dare him to try to deport me using his masked ICE Gestapo thugs while 100 million are watching.

Not watching, but I notice on the BBC site that that arsehole Mango Mussolini is in attendance, probably thinking everyone's there to worship him. This is like the 1936 Summer Olympics in Berlin. And more of this shit next year.

Tying him down sounds like a good option to prevent him getting onto the pitch.

"Think of how stupid the average person is, and realise half of them are stupider than that." - George Carlin

Great track. Just had a look at her video which I haven't seen for decades. One word: wow!

So they play 14 games total, with 9 teams in their division. It doesn't make sense that they don't have 16 games so that they can play each of the other teams twice. Oh wait, it's cricket. Logic not required.

Most clubs. But not Cardiff.

Pam Bondi in February: The Epstein client list is sitting on my desk right now to review. Pam Bondi today: There is no Epstein client list and no "further disclosure" of Epstein-related material "would be appropriate or warranted."

I'd have half from Simple Minds (so many great tracks from them). But keeping only one track from one artist my choices: Hotel California – Eagles Eagles - Hotel California (Live 1977) (Official Video) [HD] Child of Vision – Supertramp Supertramp - Child Of Vision (Official 4K Video) Hunter and the Hunted – Simple Minds Simple Minds - Hunter And The Hunted Teenage Wildlife – David Bowie David Bowie - Teenage Wildlife Where the Streets Have No Name – U2 U2 - Where The Streets Have No Name (Official Music Video) Comfortably Numb – Pink Floyd Pink Floyd - Comfortably Numb Gimme All Your Lovin' – ZZ Top ZZ Top - Gimme All Your Lovin' (Official Music Video) [HD Remaster] Shout – Tears For Fears Tears For Fears - Shout (Official Music Video) Bitter Taste – Billy Idol Billy Idol - Bitter Taste (Official Music Video) Shoot the Pompey Scum – Saint Sinner Shoot the Pompey Scum - Saint Sinner

Almost as impressive as Guido Carrillo's Monaco stats!

Absolutely. For parents to lose a son is unbearable. To lose two is beyond heartbreaking. I can't imagine what they are going through. RIP Diogo and Andre.

Yeah that’s what I meant. He can’t be fired but could’ve been given a one way ticket to Turkey 2 years ago.

True. But he should’ve shown Ankersen and the rest of the clowns the door the day after the first relegation.

887 by Yorkshire at the end of the 19th century is the county record. Surrey currently on 796-6