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CardyTheClaret

fidelcastro wrote: ↑
Sat Oct 23, 2021 4:01 pm
It still doesn't mean he's playing as a striker, because he isn't!

The problems down their right are largely coming from him not tracking back.

Ahem….go on, you can say it.

CardyTheClaret

The point further up the thread was about was he capable of…I think you must admit now that he is.

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fidelcastro wrote: ↑
Sat Oct 23, 2021 3:53 pm
Is wide left classed as up front now?

Bore off.

Didn’t look wide left to me when he was nodding that one in.

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fidelcastro wrote: ↑
Thu Sep 02, 2021 1:26 pm
Really? Given that we already have four senior strikers, it would amaze me.

Re Cornet playing up front……Bump

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The thread seemed very cordial & respectful when I posted but prior to logging out I could see that things weren’t going to remain that way on such a serious divisive issue, it makes sense when an explanation is offered why such action was deemed necessary & more people will understand. I’m not rea...

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Better than not getting one at all though? Everton had the ones that fill from the bottom really quickly & don’t need you to hold the glass so you can crack on with taking payment, etc. That’s a bit of a missed opportunity. They even have those at Accy now…we could learn a lot from how they have th...

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bf2k wrote: ↑
Mon Sep 13, 2021 11:16 pm
Have you read most tonight’s posts?

Yep, they’re angry after a shite performance, that’s all. Beat Arsenal on Saturday and all will be forgiven.

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fidelcastro wrote: ↑
Thu Sep 02, 2021 1:26 pm
Really? Given that we already have four senior strikers, it would amaze me.

Because none of our current forward line have any blistering pace. Lots of Lyon supporters on Twitter were suggesting he is a good option up front.

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Steve1956 wrote: ↑
Wed Jun 30, 2021 10:44 pm
What a pug ugly man,is he doing an impersonation of Harry Enfield's Tory boy there?

Classy.

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Is it extra for a horse box? Letting them go for a walk around the village to have a bit of exercise and a day's dumping without having to have some spoilt brat on top sounds like a good idea. I'm sure the Barley residents would like some free manure left in their gardens. The only resident I know ...

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A small handful of mud smeared over the number plate deals quickly and efficiently with the invasive nuisance that is ANPR. Note.. Only necessary to obscure an odd letter or number on the rear plate..its literally 5 seconds of a job. It's either that or relax in the car on the roadside, listening t...

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A 36 year old winger that’s never been able to cross a ball well....no thanks.

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fidelcastro wrote: ↑
Tue Feb 09, 2021 8:18 pm
No, I'm saying that players needed resting and fringe players needed games.

Now, are you sure you're capable of understanding that? If not, bore off.

But to change the back 5 and the central midfield? You don’t think that’s 2 or 3 steps too far?

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:lol: God forbid I see us competing at the top level of English football as a priority! What a terrible fan I am! :lol: Don’t be a dick, I know that’s difficult for you. So, by that, you’re saying that if Dyche had put a half decent team tonight then we would get automatically relegated? Get a grip.

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No it isn't. Several players needed a rest tonight, as Saturday's game is more important, but it is fair to say that those who stepped in tonight did themselves no favours whatsoever. The problem is that people like you who think that a game against Palace is more important than an FA Cup quarter f...

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All the usual *****, with the same ******* jokes.

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welsbyswife wrote: ↑
Sat Nov 14, 2020 9:12 am
Yep, no-one went to Barley before that sculpture trail opened. There was no reason to.

Of course they did, not really sure why you're wanting to be a dick about it.

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The problem in Barley is that Pendle council opened the sculpture trail and proceeded to advertise it all over the north of England without investing in any of the infrastructure of the village. Add to that all the TV shows full of the ghost hunting clowns. So, what was a pretty little village for l...

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If you're going down the LVT route then Amtico is far superior to Karndean. Yes, it is a bit more expensive but you get at least an extra 30% wear layer, so definitely worth the extra.

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Lowbankclaret wrote: ↑
Mon Apr 20, 2020 1:11 pm
My only agenda is to know the real death rate. If we know that we can try to deal with this correctly.

You do though, apparently. You stated it above.

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Minimum 2 ply yarn. Avoid wool and polyester, avoid soft pile. Aways go for polypropylene.

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IanMcL wrote: ↑
Sat Mar 28, 2020 10:30 am
In preparation yes.

The chancellor has been doing good work. The rest too slow to catch a cold! As Mr J has tested positive,, Covid 19 must be slower than a cold!

Than Spain & Italy?

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IanMcL wrote: ↑
Sat Mar 28, 2020 4:52 am
USA is the worst and their president thinks it will be gone by Easter.

Who needs an agenda, when the March Hare (or should that be hair in this case?) Is active in Wonderland?

So, the UK are second behind the US?

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IanMcL wrote: ↑
Fri Mar 27, 2020 8:21 pm

Only USA is worse thanks to Ostrich President

China? Spain? Italy? Germany? France?

Ah, you don’t have an agenda against any of those countries leaders. Seriously, stop being a dick.

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Tricky argument, isn't it? Presumably the other side (excluding the asterisks) is that people in rural villages can reckon that they are rich and have expensive houses in the country and these poorer town dwellers should stay indoors so the country folk can enjoy their vast areas of countryside. Th...

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If the entire population of Colne wants to walk around Colne, it will get very congested. If the entire population of Colne wants to walk around or about Pendle hill, there is a lot more room. (Nicer views as well.) And ******** to the people who live there who are forced to stay indoors because of...

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**** off.

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Sounds to me like you’re desperate to be right.

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They're a well known brand in Supermarkets frozen food aisles. They turn a whopping profit every year. Won't mention their name but! They can afford it. They're just tight arses :lol: Suffice to say. They used to offer Christmas week off to the employees, which would work out at usual pay for a wee...

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Burnley

Tory 8

Electoral calculus has Burnley as really tight...(51/49)...don’t waste your vote on anyone other than Tory if you don’t want Corbyn.

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bfcjg wrote: ↑
Sat Dec 07, 2019 3:50 pm
Just at the moment I am struggling to think of three worse teams on current form.

I’ll give you six..

Arsenal
Bournemouth
Villa
Norwich
Watford
West Ham.

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AndrewJB wrote:I played right wing too, and then later as a sort of attacking central midfielder, but I’ve learned to love our defensive displays too.

You, on the right wing? Really?

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ClaretAndJew wrote:I predict the turkeys voting for Christmas.

The tories will plunge us further back into depression up here.

It was ******* glorious under the Labour years, wasn't it?

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Lancasterclaret wrote:Sorry mate, I'm pretty consistent on here with stuff like this.

I leave the blatant one sided reporting to Andy and Ringo

And I leave the made up economic stuff to Crosspool and Dsr

Not as far as I can see, you don’t. You’re just as entrenched in you views as the posters you’ve mentioned.

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I'm not sure I can cope with much more of this. Honestly, what are you all going to do when we leave and things don't magically improve? Who the hell are you going to blame then? Just for balance, what are YOU going do if they do improve? At a guess, you'll cherry-pick every left-wing article you c...

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I still think we will have a minority Labour Government propped up by SNP to get their second referendum and the Lib dems to stop Brexit by having a second referendum but I expect the Tories to have most seats but too few for a majority Government . All of that will mean more gnashing of teeth in t...

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Rick_Muller wrote:Just wanted to highlight the difference between NEW Labour and Jeremy Corbyn's Labour.

Replace the word NEW with ELECTABLE.

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Ahhh that old chestnut of deflecting away from the current Tory government who would sell their souls to the devil to make sure they retain power by making a statement about an old "New Labour" government who was in fact closer to a Tory standpoint than a traditional Labour standpoint, of which Jer...

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You can be as flippant as you like with this discussion. It’s all fun and games until it happens and you or someone you love require a free at the point of use health service, which may no longer exist. Labour under Corbyn are far from perfect, and very far from likeable. However you simply cannot ...

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I can see this election in Burnley bearing more resemblance to 2010 and 2015,when the winning candidate on both occasions polled under 40%,and the minor parties scored around a 3rd of the vote,this time it's clearly a Lab/Con battle,not a Lab/Lib battle,if the BP stand it's hard not to see them tak...

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Imploding Turtle wrote:Snowflake.

Bingo.

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Wile E Coyote wrote:writing the word boomer might sound snappy and concise to you, but it is meaningless to me. if you cant communicate with real words, and coherent structure **** off.

I’m not sure if you’ve noticed that IT can only disagree by being abusive now. Hypocrite.

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None of that is hypocrisy. And i was willing to have a discussion, at first. My initial reply was more than reasonable. But if you tell someone that there's something wrong in their post, and then refuse to explain your opinion then i think it's you who has demonstrated an unwillingness for discuss...

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Nah. I'm not interesed any more. I was, initially, because i was willing to discuss it with you. But you're choosing to be a prick, so i'll let you be you. Since calling you out for being a hypocrite you’ve called me a coward, told me I can’t read, questioned my intelligence and called me a prick. ...

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Why is it that you people can't ever explain your opinion? I've got beinright telling me i've got numbers wrong but he can't tell me how, and now you telling me i've done something wrong in a post, but you can't tell me how either. Are you both just trolls? Tell the truth, you think i've criticised...

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Imploding Turtle wrote:If you believed that you'd have been explicit about how i've displayed hypocrisy.
Just another coward. You can insinuate, but you can't defend your insinuation.

I always thought despite being a bit of a cocky, argumentative **** you were actually quite bright.

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Imploding Turtle wrote:What you on about? What is it about my post that you feel makes me a hypocrite?

I'm pretty sure I know what your mistake is, but it'd save us some time if you clarified what you're accusing me of doing.

There’s no mistake.

CardyTheClaret

To be fair, his level of intellect is likely to make Ringo feel smart. Looking at his twitter feed (which, suspiciously, has no tweets from before October. I wonder what he deleted) he does come across as the stereotypical Brexiteer moron that Leave voters like Ringo would be most drawn to. For exa...

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Rick_Muller wrote:Shall we clap at the next home game?

Had to log in just to like that.

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Spijed wrote:But you do realise, don't you, that if Letwin's amendment succeeds, which it's almost certainly going to do, renders tomorrows vote meaningless?

How?

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