Dave
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Dave
@dave1470
I. am. a. nutcase.
S Town, Merseyside Katılım Şubat 2009
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@SuellaBraverman Did you do anything about this 'problem' while you were in government?
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@Nigel_Farage It doesn't count when you've found the flowers at the side of the road
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@nigelglancy @empireofthekop Are you saying he's wrong about his opinion?
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Phil Thompson names his top three Liverpool players of all time 🗣️
“The top three. John Barnes, what a player. Absolutely sensational. I just loved it – gliding through, beating players, so exciting, won trophies, longevity.
“No.2, Steven Gerrard. Carried the team for so many years. Absolutely different class at times.
“No.1 has to be Kenny Dalglish. I just think again, longevity, winning things, but excitement – this fella did it for years.”

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An exercise in self control...
Watch this and try not to throw up
𝔉🅰𝒏 Karoline Leavitt@WHLeavitt
🤬Sick: A Muslim man proposes to a 7-year-old girl, she agrees, and they’ll marry when she’s 8. Islam clashes with all other cultures. Deport Islamists and ban Islamic immigration before it’s too late? A. Yes B. No
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@OliverKay The ref shouldn't be making sense of what's going on until the ball is in play, then give a foul/pen if an offence is committed. What happening now isn't refereeing, it's coaching.
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A lot of talk today about quality/entertainment level of this season's Premier League. Interesting that it comes after a weekend of high-scoring games (3-4, 5-2, 2-3). There haven't been many of those this season.
The quality/standard of the PL is extremely high, but the quality of the football has been alarmingly low. The widespread reliance on set-pieces (and no it isn't just one or two teams) makes for an ugly spectacle. Long spells of almost every game are spent watching a player trundle over to take a corner/FK/throw and then linger for another 30 seconds while the ref tries (or doesn't try) to make sense of the chaos in the six-yard box. So much time and — crucially — momentum lost waiting for set-pieces. It's football without spontaneity, without fluency, without creativity, without risk. There are some very welcome exceptions, but so many games are a tough watch
nytimes.com/athletic/67198…
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I was taken on a tour of an Armitage Shanks factory over the weekend by an ex army chap.
Unbeknownst to me they just had a huge order for toilets from Whipsnade.
I pointed to the multitude of crates and asked “What’s that over there?”
To which the ex army chap guide said:
“Zoo Loos… Thousands of them.”

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