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A robin that insisted upon saying hello today & the river ure near newby hall.

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Can you volunteer to stay in prison for a few months? You’ll be able to enjoy the cushy lifestyle and it’ll be an added bonus for us, everyone’s a winner. Only if we can share the same cell & I'll even give you choice of bunk because the world wouldn't be the same for me without your scintillating ...

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There’s no practical way this could happen. The economy would crash over night. Second to that the prison system is collapsing so I seriously doubt they could enforce it anyway. You not joking, I've 2 questions for the people that think prison is such a bad place to be in. The first question is why...

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20 more points and will finish on 32. That may narrowly finish above Luton and would only have a chance of staying up if Forest or Everton get a further deduction. Sorry for being pedantic but you are making it sound as if forest have already been deducted points which could happen but it isn't cer...

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Nori1958 wrote: ↑
Tue Jan 23, 2024 8:54 am
If you stay in bed all day, you won't get run over either

Or you can get out of bed & before crossing the road you stop & look left & right & if it's clear you can proceed. Everything you do in life you take risks you calculate them risks & mitigate.

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Claretforever wrote: ↑
Tue Jan 23, 2024 7:18 am
I’m hearing you…

Washing the hands regular & not touching your nose or mouth or eyes can make all the difference, airborne germs that's different. Most of the time we assist.

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If you know what you are doing & careful you can prevent a lot of the bugs getting into your system in the first place.

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DanH90 wrote: ↑
Mon Jan 22, 2024 9:16 pm
I’m the one told to get a grip. If you agree with the blatantly racist tripe he’s put on social media today then it sums you up.

Man’s a disgrace.

The answer is don't get involved in it. I don't give a monkey's either way what he does or what he says because I don't put myself in that position.

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He was sold to Man U in 2013 aged 21 for £10-15 million (what would that equate to in today's transfer market?) but it didn't work out. Two years later he was back at Palace for £3-6 million. That's true but what he might not realise is that United ensured that a sell on clause was attached which i...

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Looking towards ilkley from Chevin surprise view.

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yTib wrote: ↑
Mon Jan 22, 2024 2:15 pm
i'll respectfully say you have a toilet brain.

My qualifications say anything but.

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MrTopTier wrote: ↑
Mon Jan 22, 2024 2:04 pm
In fact these are the only two words when put together that actually form a logical sentence.

I'll respectfully disagree.

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Brexit/nonsense.

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True, could look at it either way but youd imagine they could have got 50 or 60 million at his peak. Surely you have to trust your recruitment team to be able improve the team with that money. Shades of tarks really with him running it down & the club not wanting to cash in. Happen they could have ...

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It was only a few years ago that they were being hailed as the template for everyone to follow with the appointment of Viera along with a bunch of new signings. Theyve lost Zaha and had injuries to Olise and Eze most of the season. Any team would struggle in that scenario. The big mistake theyve pr...

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Or because of the massive premium you pay in possible transfer fees and especially wages, a strategy that leaves you buggered if you still go down. Who wants players on premium wages if they have just failed to impress? Eerily it looks like that finding will be found at home with the obligation to ...

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Forest’s leaked transfer spends and wages due to this FFP issue show how much ready made quality costs. Lingard 200k a week, Dennis 70k a week, Wood 100k a week, Shelvey 70k a week, Gibbs-White 30m fee + 70k a week. I’d be surprised if we have anyone above 50k (probably Jay Rod and that’s it). Like...

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It's the PGMOL guidance on challenges on goalkeepers (1) Contact is an acceptable part of football (2) Attacking players are permitted to compete for space and competitive advantage by being positioned close to a goalkeeper (3) Where both attacker and goalkeepers are involved in simultaneous and/or...

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https://youtu.be/LTHyq94y14Y?si=UzjpiSBFUty59fl-

3 mins onwards might answer that.

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Late night maudlin street - viva hate, Morrissey.
Margo's theme - The seer, big country.

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I'd wager a similar proportion (at least) of the football watching public don't actually know the rules of the game. But ignorance doesn't stop you from having an opinion. Just from having a valid opinion But surely you could say the same about the 64% or do 64% have a valid opinion & the 36% don't...

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It really matters not a jot how weak or strong one of our players was in that moment, just like it doesn't matter if Luton were better than us, or deserved a draw, or we deserved to lose, or we got what we deserved because we signed Mike Tresor in August, or because we have American owners or or or...

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You can still walk away from your family or job. Whilst I've never been in prison I have been in a police cell before being interviewed for a possible wrong doing. Whilst I'd done nothing wrong it didn't make much of a difference to my thinking that I've just been locked up against my wishes and ha...

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yTib wrote: ↑
Sat Jan 20, 2024 4:20 pm
preconceptions/reality

Parking tickets/lack of awareness

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What time does the store open? If the car park is for customers only and the store doesn't open until 6 am then unfortunately they can claim you are not allowed to park on the car park when the store is closed (as technically you can't be a customer until after 6) Depends what the signage around th...

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There's a minor issue which may not concern you and that is loss of freedom. What if you want round meals, to be a dirty long haired slob with rotting teeth and no counselling? The other institution that has many of these things that you might have forgotten about is the family. It depends on the s...

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Good decisions/acceptance.

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nil_desperandum wrote: ↑
Fri Jan 19, 2024 9:12 pm
How do you think Noel Thomas and the other 235 sub-postmasters found it?

Free training to learn new skills it timed out before I could edit my last post & access to free games rooms.

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How do you think Noel Thomas and the other 235 sub-postmasters found it? Not sure I haven't asked them, but I've yet to come across any other institution where you get free board, square meals, laundry service, gym membership, free haircuts & prioritised medical & dental care & fast gateways to cou...

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Prison/punishment.

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claptrappers_union wrote: ↑
Thu Jan 18, 2024 7:49 pm
“For three consecutive FA Cup wins, they are the only club in English football awarded the unique honour of displaying their club crest on all four corner flags.”

There's no evidence that this is true

"There's no evidence that this is true" - cmon when's that ever been a problem on here!

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It's beginning to turn into a cry me a river thread with a thousand violins playing.

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It is quite phenomenal just how many people skew the context, manipulate the events, and actually describe a different scenario, just to try and justify an opinion, rather than observe and assess, before then formulating an opinion And no logic, rationale, or even presentation of fact will change t...

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Everything had settled down, absolutely no need to start things back up again. So I doubt I'm the 1 ruining threads.

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If you can't engage without insulting please don't quote me & I'll do the same & then everybody will get on just fine. If you want to chance your arm feel free to tick boxes & get ripped off but I would not be confident of getting my money returned.

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The impression I'm getting is that some people think adebayor shouldn't have been where he was allowed to go.

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Mr high & mighty maybe you just don't know as much as you think you do, because let me reassure you that box exists it comes up every time I'm sending money online to people. I'd screenshot but you can't for security the picture will come up blackened.

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But he makes a deliberate move into that space with one intention only. Tho block Trafford from getting to the ball. No other reason. I agree wholeheartedly he knew exactly what he was doing & played a blinder in doing so, unfortunately 2 players can compete for the same space nobody has a divine r...

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Whether he is getting to the ball or not is irrelevant. Its an absolutely blatant foul and it would have been a foul 30 years ago as well. The striker makes no attempt to play the ball. The thing is he doesn't have to, it's a tactical block he doesn't have to move out of the way it's his space as m...

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This version of events which has Trafford as being weak and looking for the free kick is really odd to me - and I say that as someone who has been critical of Trafford's command of his area at times. Trafford was in the process of flexing his legs to spring into his jump when the striker forced his...

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If it wasn't a foul, then why the muted celebrations from the Luton players? In fairness ever since VARs been introduced people aren't sure even when it turns out to be non controversial. It's automatic default for doubts to kick in if you are using them sort of expressions as a guide if a goal is ...

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True but if he would have actually left the floor in a jump the foul would have been obvious for var to rule out the goal. As it was they probably thought he was looking for the foul on him so play on was given. Without a shadow he didn't do himself (or us) any favours he just crumpled to the floor.

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Agreed Trafford just fell to the ground the moment he touched the attacker . If he had jumped anywhere near the ball he would have got a foul. Also he was nowhere near the ball as it was still in the air high above him at that point. Decision was very easy not to give as he was nowhere near the bal...

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I'm not sure how anyone watches that and thinks it's not a foul. It's not even debatable. Just the basic application of the laws of the game is required. Somehow, the ref, VAR and Webb have all ignored them, and created a law that doesn't even exist to allow the goal The AVAR spells out exactly why...

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Are you talking about a section 75? This, as far as I understand it, isn’t actually a refund, but a ‘clawback’ from the seller, actioned by the bank. I’m not sure that anyone has suggested that banks happily refund customers they deem to be committing fraud. Whenever the situation has arisen (unusu...

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Yes banks just fall over & are happy to refund customers when they are being scammed & don't have any mechanisms in place to protect the customer & themselves from fraud.

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His record speaks for itself but he's a manager who can go into a club with good players and win things. He's not one to build a squad and I doubt he actually improves teams very much over time. In today's football it's not very often that can be evidenced because you simply don't get the time. Eve...

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Every payment I make is either through banking app or credit card. For a long time now the app always asks "reason for payment" and "has someone asked you to make this payment." App also notifies me every time I set up a new payee - and removes any payee I've not paid for a few months, so they agai...

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As always, it reaffirms my view when you say the opposite. I saw a poll where two-thirds thought it was a foul - not that it matters. Well obviously that's what left when a third don't agree :lol: regarding not agreeing I'm definitely not a lone voice in the wilderness & it's not agenda driven beca...

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Desperate criticism suggesting Trafford wasn't getting anywhere near the ball without the foul. He wasn't let's be honest I don't think so anyway & I actually prefer trafford to muric & regarding the foul that within itself is debatable if it was a foul roughly 1 in 3 people thought it wasn't going...

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