Gloucester Saint

Can’t believe that Orange bellend has actually said something else I agree with, other than the Meghan Markle comments. Netanyah-poo. Hopefully him and Ben Givr get kicked out of power and then jailed for corruption.

Good job he’s not allowed to vote. The good news is that after consultation with our elections officer in Romney Marsh, Mrs Sums is allowed to vote. Every cloud etc.

Immigrants hijacking the radio station. And yes, judging by the Hassan Kachloul rumour, overseas players beating us and being a moron towards our own when they ask for a pay rise.

The only thing Damian Downs hit last season was allegedly a member of the public’s car. It certainly wasn’t the goal and at least twice not even the ball. Have never seen as bad an outfield player for Saints. Understand why people compare him to an outfield Bazunu but he’s even worse than that.

The one which took our football club from being established in the PL to bankrupt in League 1 on -10 points. Bodes well, doesn’t it?

Couldn’t happen to a nicer bloke https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cj4gnqw8j52o

He thinks context is a double glazing company in Waterlooville.

You just summarised his last 100 posts. Turned into Thailand Nic/Ralph rather than Dani Osvaldo.

French and Dutch teachers pensions schemes are the biggest winners, a tiny group of shareholders plus a handful of UK board members and CEOs.

Red brick university educated, how about you? BT worked as a privatisation, railways, energy and water failed spectacularly so it’s case by case clearly to anyone. I take it you’ve read those state organisations from France and the Netherlands who own much of our infrastructure you cite as failures actually fund the pension schemes of their teachers and civil servants from the profits they cream off us for rubbish services under the shells of UK utility firms they bought? And the UK sold those firms to them. Ever used state run trains in Germany? Japan’s trains are private but there are specific reasons why they are successful, principally because it isn’t relying on share capital and leveraged buyouts https://worksinprogress.co/issue/why-japan-has-such-good-railways/

The infrastructure is the same! Same with the energy firms, they’re just buying from the wholesale market. It’s why public v private comparisons are best left to rent-a-Henry dinlos in the Telegraph. Some sectors do things better than others and nothing wrong with a mixed economy.

Yeah, because the privatised water companies are working out really swell (if the swell is faeces or toxic). I could really rub your nose in it and highlight facts and figures about our energy companies and the tens of thousands piled up in US Republican states through Covid by their healthcare system but I’ll save that treat for a future occasion. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-68701486

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/cx2xp7gv09lo ‘Hi Marc, Jack Stephens here. Before you fly out to Madrid, could I drive up to London and have one last pull of your hair, just for old time’s sake?’

Good point, not much better that we did it with Blackstock, McGoldrick etc although at least left it to 16 or 17.

Only Rodriguez who went to Lyon really. Rest are lower leagues at best (Doyle, Morgan) and most out of the game altogether. I can see the temptation if they’re a parent that’s not had any sort of decent career themselves of hitting the jackpot but the tiny odds of making it professionally diminish to 0.00001% at the likes of City and Chelsea so you’re selling your son in essence. At very, very, very best you might end up in Champ or L1 at Pompey (John Swift) or Reading and even that’s a very long shot, sub-5%.