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tdmickey3

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  2. Nope We would have made more of a fight of it if we didnt have clowns responsible for them and on the touchline
  3. Corporations
  4. Don’t fret mate about that mate, if/ when we get back to PL we will be buying for the championship .
  5. Yep, much worse than the Tories
  6. Be sure to tell him when you send him your next fan mail letter
  7. Does RM know you have a desperately sad crush on him ?
  8. Is this your last, last word or is there some more drivel to come
  9. I think you are just refusing to admit the obvious or just plain stupid. Yes we scored 87 goals but conceded 63, appalling for a squad like ours, no matter how you dress it up... His absolutely pig-headed, know all attitude while refusing to change once we were promoted shows him up for what he is, an arrogant narcissist and a very, very bang average coach. He delivered an absolute joke of a season and that`s how he will be remembered, not for achieving the bare minimum he should have in the Championship with the players at his disposal. He embarrassed all of the fans and the club and that will not be forgotten easily Cry all you like but its true
  10. Well ! You would have hoped so but its still SR seemingly messing about
  11. What would we give to have a squad half a good as that ... 😢
  12. Pointless trying to explain real facts to the easily led Tik Tok "intelligence" loons, might as well talk to a stick
  13. Tick tock.... countdown to cave in is on
  14. I wonder what the real reason is, shall we ask Fabrice
  15. Your, gut wrenching sadness at the loss of your vegan crush…..
  16. Just have a good cry, you will feel better
  17. Call it what you like but I was just shit
  18. Yeah stop being so nasty about wussel
  19. Fabrice must be beside himself with sadness
  20. Yep, he is and remains utterly useless
  21. tdmickey3

    Russia

    This below is a good appraisal Analysis: We're further away from peace now - with Ukraine wishing Trump remembered key facts By Dominic Waghorn, international affairs editor, in Ukraine It's always wise to let the dust settle before reaching conclusions with this presidency. But on the face of it, we are further away from peace now than we were two weeks ago. The consensus that held back then was that Vladimir Putin will only relent under maximum pressure. He does not want slithers of territory. He wants the whole of Ukraine extinguished and absorbed into his greater Russia. To stop him, allies agreed an immediate ceasefire was necessary and much more painful pressure, namely sanctions hitting his oil industry. Europeans and Republicans in Congress agree on that. Vague security guarantees Then came Alaska and Donald Trump's U-turn. No ceasefire and no more severe sanctions. So, less pressure. Yesterday's reality TV diplomatic circus in Washington has not shifted him on that stance, so he stays - it seems - now aligned with Putin on those crucial points. Making matters worse for Ukraine's allies seems to be accepting it will have to give up land taken by force. They sweeten the pill by saying of course only Ukraine can decide whether or not to cede territory, but there is now enormous pressure on Zelenskyy to do so. In return, there is nebulous and vague talk of security guarantees. European leaders are seizing on the fact Trump did not rule out American troops being involved and hinted at US support for post-war security arrangements. Putin facts But that is little consolation for Ukrainians. They point out this president changes his mind as often as his socks and goes back on commitments, even those enshrined in international treaties. The best that can be said for the White House meeting is it sets up more such meetings. Much of yesterday's events were focused on stroking Trump's ego. Many here would prefer he was reminded of a few hard facts about this war: Putin cannot be trusted. Putin wants the end of Ukraine. Putin will only relent under maximum pressure. Protracted international diplomacy may suit Trump's craving for attention, but the Ukrainians fear it will only take us further away from peace.
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