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  1. Saturday Jun 29: Uruguay are out of the Copa America after losing on pens to Peru. The decisive penalty miss was from Suarez. Not been a good couple of months for him has it? In fact, I can pinpoint the exact moment it all started to go wrong for him. It was when Messi scored that free-kick and Suarez ran over and laughed in Robbo’s face. Ever since then, karma has been beating him like a red headed stepson. A lesson to be learned there. Don’t fuck with the best, coz the best don’t mess. I saw Paddy Berger posted a message today saying “Happy Birthday to the love of my life”. My first thought was, “Ah, it’s Vladi’s birthday?” Turns out he meant his wife. He posted a pic too, and it might be the first pic I’ve seen where Vladi wasn’t in it with him. I love how those two are though, it makes me feel warm and fuzzy inside every time I see Paddy and Vladi together, still best mates after all these years. It’s actually reached a point where I get worried when Paddy posts a picture and Vladi isn’t with him. “No Vladi? I hope he’s alright. What if they’ve had a falling out? Ok, Paddy, WHERE THE FUCK IS VLADI?!?!?” Mock me if you like, but I challenge you to look at this picture without smiling though. Meanwhile, Rafa Camacho signed for Sporting and says it was always his dream to play in their first team. That would be why he left them to join Man City, and then chose to sign for us rather than go back there then. Righto. Good luck to him though, I hope he does well there because we’ve got a sell on clause and a buy back option. Here’s a thought, if we exercise the buy back do we still get a percentage of the fee? It’s Michael Edwards, master negotiator, so probably. If there’s any flies on him, they’re paying fucking rent. Sunday Jun 30: Alexander Doni (remember him?) reveals he was the one who first brought Alisson to our attention a few years ago. “When I saw him play, I immediately recommended him to John (Achterburg) and tried to get him signed. I explained to John that he was a very skilful player and that he would soon play for the national team. The first time I saw him playing for Inter, I knew he had what it takes to succeed in the Premier League.” I liked Doni, I reckon he was probably the best back up keeper we ever signed. He had a good pedigree and that one game he played (at Blackburn I think?) he looked really good. He could have pushed for the number one spot if he hadn’t developed that heart condition. We then replaced him with Brad Jones, the worst keeper I’ve ever seen play for us (aside from that Itandje prick). I’ll never forget that game at Old Trafford when Jones dived the wrong way for all three United goals. Incredible scenes. Not as incredible as him getting Feyenoord’s Player of the Year. I can only assume that was an elaborate wind up of some sort. On the transfer front today, Bobby Duncan is reportedly wanted by Benfica and Porto. Really? This seems unlikely to me, as one thing Portuguese clubs have little trouble with is finding their own talented youngsters, and if they can’t produce them in house they go shopping in Brazil. I find it hard to believe they’ve been scouting down in Kirkby and have set their sights on Bobby somehow. Regardless, he isn’t going anywhere. In more wild speculation, Klopp is apparently ‘open’ to a re-union with Coutinho. So say Le10 sport anyway, whoever the hell they are. The Reds were supposedly impressed by him denouncing a move to United. I’m not sure I believe that, but even if it’s true it’s hardly enough reason for Klopp to think “you know what, he’s pissed the mancs off so let’s go and get him back”. I’d love it if it was (other than Mbappe no signing would make me happier than bringing O Magico back), but that’s not how these things work. Also today, Arsenal offered £40m for Zaha. I mean really? This is Suarez all over again, only without the extra pound. Palace will want double that, and even then they might not sell because the clown show have already given them £50m for their right back. Haha is fucking boss, but the problem is he’s worth a lot more to Palace than what people would see his market value as. How much would you say he’s worth? £60m maybe? £70m at an absolute push given how mad the market is now. What would Palace rather have though, Zaha or £70m? He’s worth £100m to them easily, as he might be the difference between staying up and going down. One club that doesn’t have to worry about transfer fees is Juve, who today signed Rabiot on a free. Of course they did. They’re such bad scabby bastards aren’t they? No-one loves a freebie more than Juve and they seem to be obsessed with collecting centre mids as well. They’ve almost got as many as we have. Some sad news to report now. Hendo has got a big tattoo of Big Ears on his thigh. I don’t like this at all. I’m not a tattoo fan as you probably know, but they’re fine on certain people. Skrtel and Agger could pull it off and actually looked quite cool. Hendo shouldn’t be doing this shit though as it looks completely out of place on him. He’s from the same school as Carra, Stevie and Milner. No tatts on those lads. Hendo has let himself down there. Monday Jul 1: United are paying Rashford 300k a week!!! Hahahahaha it’s a fucking clown show over there. He’s not even that good and he’s arguably no better now than he was when he first got into the team and people were talking him up like he’s the next Michael Owen. He might develop into a top player or he might follow the tried and trusted United Academy graduate route and end up at Everton or Sunderland. Giving him 300k a week because he played hardball is fucking pitiful though. They’ve got no idea what they’re doing anymore and it’s fucking boss. Guardiola went on Spanish telly today and spoke about the magic of Anfield. Loads of our fans are buzzing off it, but I couldn’t really give two shits what he thinks. I do find this hilarious though simply because his own press office will be fucking livid with him. So many people at that club hate us that this is really going to stick in their throats. Here are some of the best bits: “The motto “this is Anfield” is no marketing spin. There’s something about it you will find in no other stadium in the world”. “They score a goal and over the next five minutes you feel that you’ll receive another four”. “You feel small and the rival players seem to be all over”. “We’ve all been through what Barca went through. They were laughing at me when we were losing 3-0 after the first 15-20 minutes of the quarterfinal. It’s a bugger of a ground”. Not sure where that ‘bugger’ came from. Do the Spanish have a word that means ‘bugger’ or is the interpreter applying a little creative license? Also today, I played 18 holes at Royal Birkdale. Me!! At Royal Birkdale!! How mad is that. I usually play at Royal Bootle or Kirkby National so I couldn’t have been any more out of my comfort zone today. Commoners like me aren’t normally supposed to be in that environment, but my regular golf buddy has a relative who’s a member there and we got to play for £25. It was boss. I stood on the first waiting to tee off, and the starter comes over and wishes me luck. I was like Del Boy when he walked into that yuppy wine bar. “Now this is a bit of me!”. I’ve been there a couple of times before to watch the Open but I’ve never played it and never expected that I would. I kept looking around and thinking stuff like “Tiger Woods has stood on this tea”, “this is where Justin Rose chipped in from” or “this is where Tom Watson made a twat out of me at the 1991 Open” (long story). I got a bit emotional too when I reached the spot where I met my hero Payne Stewart and got his autograph. I got even more emotional when it reminded me that my mum accidentally threw it out and it was lost to me forever. It was windy as shit though. It reminded me of a game I watched at the Academy when the keeper took a goal kick, it reached half way and then blew back and went out for a corner. I thought I was going to have to dodge out the way of one of my drives at one point, but thankfully it stopped about 80 yards away. I shot 92, which would normally be a disappointing score for me, but not today. I’m on cloud nine. That’s one thing off the bucket list. Now I just need to swim with sharks, score at the Kop end and throw a touchdown for the Bears and I can die a happy man. Tuesday Jul 2: CHINA BUYS RAFA!! Hahaha fucking hell, this has tickled me. All those Newcastle fans who spent months pleading with him to stay and blaming Ashley for not doing enough to keep him, and now suddenly it all makes sense. Short of matching whatever crazy offer the Chinese are giving him (tripling his wages apparently), I doubt there’s anything Ashley could have done to get Rafa to stay. Good luck to him though, he’s managed big clubs in the biggest leagues for decades so if he wants to take the cash for a couple of years in China that’s fair enough. He’s earned the right to do it. Like Rooney going over to MLS. He’s near the end of his career so if he wants one last big payday who can begrudge him that? Not sure there’ll be enough boardroom aggro to keep him happy though, so I can see him back over here by the new year. Also today, that women’s World Cup game was a hard fucking watch. It was a tight game and could have gone either way but of course England found a way to lose in heartbreaking fashion. That penalty miss was just cruel, poor Steph Houghton. As if she’s not dealing with enough already with her husband Stephen Darby’s terminal illness. I was gutted for her, although I’d argue that the presence of that shitty brass band probably means England deserved to lose. Stick to ruining the mens games, you sad bastards. Why the fuck didn’t the Harry Kane lookalike up front take the pen though? She’s scored six goals already, take some responsibility, don’t leave it to your centre back just because she’s the captain. Fuck that US team though. The choreographed celebrations when they were putting 13 past some no hopers in the first game was bad enough, but the lack of remorse and humility afterwards was even worse. That Alex Morgan can fuck off with her ‘tea sipping’ celebration too. Yeah dead funny that, really original. She came out with some bullshit explanation about it being a reference to a tweet by a Game of Thrones actress, but it was clearly either a reference to the whole ‘Boston Tea Party’ thing or just a typically lame American stereotype about 'the Brits'. My guess would be the latter but the US press certainly seized on the angle of the former. Many of their headlines were worthy of the shitty jingoistic tabloids we have over here. The official account for the team even said something about ‘doing the 13 colonies proud’. Really? Fucking hell, cringe. Those buzzing off what Morgan did are just as bad as the ‘Ingerlund’ bell ends over here singing about German bombers and obsessing about world wars. Patriotism is an ugly thing for the most part and England and the US are right up there with the absolute fucking worst. What Morgan did is the equivalent of an England player scoring against Germany and doing the Basil Fawlty walk. I’ve seen loads dismissing it as being nothing and having a go at people for being offended. Generally they seem to be people like me who don’t give a fuck about being ‘English’. It’s missing the point though. Are people actually ‘offended’ or do they just think it was a dick move that shouldn’t be shrugged off? Anyone who is genuinely offended has much bigger problems in their life than this, but that doesn’t make what Morgan did acceptable. I'm not offended (I don't even drink fucking tea!) and it takes a lot for me to actually side with 'the English' over anything. It's not even really siding with the English, it's just calling a spade a spade. Twattish behaviour that was. And has an American ever done an impression of the English that didn’t involve trying to talk like the queen and making a reference about drinking tea?. So fucking lame. They’re like Brummies with their Harry Enfield Scouser impressions. Get some new material, you dicks. I’m only surprised she didn’t justify it with “it’s just banter”. The question shouldn’t be was it offensive or not, it should be why was she doing it at all, and there is only one answer to that; it was to take the piss out of the opposition. Just enjoy your goal and don’t be an unfunny try hard cunt. Megan Rapinoe obviously had her say too, responding with “wah wah wah” to anyone who didn’t like it. Fuck her too. Team USA - the Man City of women’s international footy. They’ll play either Holland or Sweden in Sunday’s final. If it’s the Dutch, Morgan can use the same celebration, as ‘sipping tea’ also doubles as having a toke. And if it’s the Swedes? At least she’s still got a few days to work on her “assembling an Ikea flat pack” mime. Meanwhile, Brazil are in the Copa America final after beating Argentina 2-0. Bobby scored one and made one. Made up for him. He also megged an Argie player, who flattened him and then threatened to break his jaw. When the ref intervened, the Argie lad doubled down on it and was explaining to the ref that he was gonna break Bobby’s jaw! I love Brazil / Argentina beef, it’s the best rivalry in international footy along with Germany / Holland. The last time Alisson conceded a goal I still had brown hair. Messi produced a carbon copy of the free-kick he scored against us at Camp Nou but this time Alisson knew it was coming and casually just plucked it out of the top corner. It helped that this one didn’t deflect off the shoulder of Joe Gomez. Messi may as well not have bothered going back on that decision to retire from internationals. I feel bad for him to be honest, as every time he doesn’t win a tournament all the Ronaldo fanboys are running around with their little cocks out talking about the “GOAT”. Let's get the right. Ronaldo is not a better footballer than Messi. He just isn’t. It’s not even worthy of discussion. There’s no comparison. He will end up with the more impressive career statistically, but in terms of who is the better footballer this shouldn't even be a discussion. Messi is on a different planet to anybody who has ever played the game with the exception of Maradona. Ronaldo is an exceptional talent with an unparalleled dedication and single mindedness to being great. He’s made himself what he is and he deserves massive credit for it, despite him being a massive tit. He’s one of the greatest players of all time, a ruthless goalscoring machine and a serial winner. But don’t be telling me that him winning stuff with Portugal makes him a better player than Messi. That’s like arguing that Nicky Butt is better than Stevie because he won more titles. Have you seen Messi’s supporting cast with Argentina? It’s fucking GARBAGE. Portugal aren’t full of superstars either, but all I’m saying is if you put Ronaldo in that Argie team they still wouldn’t win shit. And let's not forger that Portugal actually won a final without Ronaldo. I’m getting fed up of seeing hot takes about Messi not being all that (the word 'fraud' is actually being thrown around by some) because ‘he’ lost 4-0 at Anfield and because Argentina are shit. Messi was actually sensational in that game at Anfield. We’ve played against Ronaldo loads of times and although you’ve always got to be concerned about him, he’s never really scared me (Lovren had him in his pocket in the final last year and I’m not even joking). With Messi though, every time he got the ball my arse went. He’s incredible. Wednesday Jul 3: Fuck me, that Ayoze Perez loser is on the verge of joining Leicester for £30m. Brendan has gone full Brendan on this one. Bet Michael Edwards is sitting back laughing his cock off. He’ll be texting Henry and Werner and saying “He’s still at it. Told you those all those shit ones weren’t on me lolz”. It’s another kick in the balls for the Newcastle fans though. I’m almost beginning to feel bad for them. Almost. So I read today that the guy who created the FFP rules for UEFA is now head of finance at Man City. They headhunted him. Can’t think why. I mean, it’s almost like they’re looking for loopholes or something. Shower of cheating cunts. Hopefully they get what’s coming to them one day. Seen the above pic of Ox on his instagram. The old 'ecru' away jersey eh? I love all that, I always remember Djibril Cisse being pictured getting out of his hummer in town and he was rocking a silver 80s away jersey. Not the knock off, no brand name one the club sell, but the real thing (he must have got on eBay or something, which makes it even more endearing). Ox wasn’t wearing an original, but it’s still class that he’s on his hols and he’s wearing retro Liverpool shirts. Mind you, the last time this happened was Coutinho when he went back to Brazil and took a load of shirts for his mates. They were all playing five a side in them and then a few weeks later he was on strike trying to force his way out. Had to laugh today at a tweet by Ryan Babel in reply to an article that claimed Rafa hadn’t gone to China for the money. He just said “lol”. I saw it and thought “uh-oh, I daren’t look at the replies”. Sure enough, ‘the Rafia’ came after him. You know the sort, those Reds who just can’t sit by and let any perceived sleight against him go unanswered. They must have some kind of bat signal that goes off above their house any time someone takes a shot at him. It's proper weird. Is there anyone who genuinely thinks Rafa hasn’t gone to China for the cash? He shouldn’t be criticised for it but equally nobody should be feeling the need to make excuses on his behalf either. Like I said yesterday, he’s earned the right to take that massive payday so good luck to him. Babel didn’t even criticise the decision, he just mocked the ludicrous notion that it wasn’t about money. Thursday Jul 4: Lampard is officially named as Chelsea boss. Presumably they’re already planning their next move for when this goes tits up. It’s a smart appointment though. No top manager is going to touch them with a transfer ban in place and having sold their best player, but by bringing in someone who the fans love they’re buying themselves a bit of time and goodwill. It’s not going to end well for Lampard, but if he brings through a few of their talented kids then Chelsea might do well out of it a couple of years down the line. I’m all for this ‘top clubs giving former fan favourites the manager’s jobs though’. Quite like the idea of ‘Merse’ taking over at Arsenal and City bringing in Shaun Goater to replace Pep when he fucks off after the FFP punishments are laid down. Speaking of FFP. Atletico Madrid have just signed 19 year old Joao Felix from Benfica for, wait for it, £113m. There has to be something dodgy about that, surely? Genuinely blown away by that. He’s meant to be boss and all the top clubs have been looking at him, but who pays that kind of money for a relatively unproven teenager? Footy is off it’s fucking head at the moment. Friday Jul 5: Lots of talk today that Barca are getting Neymar and Griezemann, and that would spell curtains for a certain goofy Uruguayan. Firstly, I reckon it’s bollocks. They might get one of them, but I don’t see any way they get both, not when they’ve got a dilapidated stadium to pay for. Camp Nou is just like a giant Goodison these days. Hypothetically though, if they were looking to offload Suarez, what an opportunity that is for us. He’s not quite the player he was when he left but he’d still be fucking phenomenal as that fourth match winner we need. He could rotate with the front three and play any of those roles. Would it upset the harmony of the squad? Possibly but I doubt it, as he’s always been a great team-mate who was liked by everyone. No reason he couldn’t slot right into that little South American crew with the Brazilians. Obviously my judgement is a little clouded here as I’d say he’s the best player I’ve ever seen for us, but it’s not even about that. If he had never even played for us and a player like him came on the market I’d be all over it because he’s exactly what we need. An experienced pro, world class quality and still got a few years left in the tank. He’d provide a lot of the things Milner brings, although I wouldn’t compare the two directly as it would be insulting to Big Games James, who has always kept his nose clean and doesn’t have the kind of baggage Suarez brings. In short though, I’d be all over this because we’re not in a desperate situation where we’d be looking to bring him in as the saviour. He'd be a nice little piece to the puzzle, not the entire fucking jigsaw as he was in the past. It would need to be on our terms and he’d need to buy in. I feel as though it’s all moot anyway as the likelihood of all of those bricks falling into place is virtually non-existent, but there’s not much else going on today so I’m just spitballing. I actually think I might be in the minority on this one though, mainly because loads of you are fucking mental and can really hold a grudge! and that was the week that was…
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  2. I'd offer Barca £100mil and Coutinho £250k a week just before the window closes. Then tell him he's failed the medical due to a dodgy back injury.
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  3. Why have you posted a picture of Stig?
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  5. We lost games as well, which obviously rules us out. You aren't meant to overcome adversity in sport, you're meant to wallow in it for 25 years...
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  6. It's been a tough year financially after getting made redundant as it took several months to get a new job and still slowly recovering. My Mrs also had to go from working 3 days to 2. Our daughter is 19 months old but in all honesty she doesn't really cost much money. Anyway, last week I got a letter from the tax office who want to give me £591 back in overpaid tax. Family holiday sorted thanks to that. Today my wife got a similar letter, she's getting £441. Fucking result!
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  7. People who ride around with any kind of helmet or car camera with the sole intention of catching people making mistakes so they can shame them on the internet. Hypocritical twats, I bet they don’t put on the clips where they’ve fucked up themselves. Cyclists who refuse to use bike lanes out of principle are also cunts.
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  8. He’d have to clean Robbo’s boots and CL medal for a week first.
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  9. Have to be honest I'm surprised he stopped at six.... 6 reasons you should detest Vince cable and the Lib-Dems A lot of people, especially hardcore Remainers, don't seem to understand why the Lib-Dems are such a reviled and toxic brand. Just about the briefest possible explanation is that they wilfully helped a radically right-wing Tory government absolutely trash the living standards of tens of millions of people which eventually resulted in the Brexit backlash, then demonstrated their total lack of contrition by elevating possibly the worst offender of all to lead their party. After two years at the helm their beloved Saint Vince is on his way out, but that the two vying to replace him (Jo Swinson and Ed Davey) were both such enthusiastic austerity-wreckers that they were more loyal to the Tory whip than the current Tory leadership candidate Jeremy Hunt! Another extremely clear indication of the fact they're not even remotely sorry about what they did. So in this article I'm going to run through six things that should make any remotely decent person recoil in disgust at Vince Cable's behaviour, and the Lib-Dems for not only keeping him on, but actually lifting him up to be their beloved leader. 1. The Royal Mail You probably know that the Tory/Lib-Dem Austerity Coalition decided to outright defy the public will by flogging off Royal Mail in 2013. As Business Secretary Vince Cable was personally responsible for the process, and he managed it in such a way that it essentially turned into a vast fraud against the British public that cost us hundreds of millions of pounds. The first element of the fraud was Vince's decision to limit members of the public to a maximum of £749 worth of shares, whilst allowing city speculators to buy up unlimited amounts of shares. This meant that the vast majority of the profits from the privatisation scam he pulled would be gobbled up by city spivs. The second element was deliberate under-valuation. The Royal Mail's extensive property portfolio was assigned a ludicrously low valuation in comparison to the the cost of buying a matching portfolio of thousands of acres of lucrative city centre land from scratch. Furthermore Cable ignored all the warnings that the initial share price was far too low, having chosen the lowest valuation of all supplied by a firm called Lazard. The third element was the cash in. When the share price immediately bounced upwards, and several of the city investors made instant £millions at the public expense by buying up millions of shares then flogging them when the price corrected like they knew it would. One of these corporate investors, which made themselves a staggering £8 million instant profit was Lazard, the very people who advised Cable to under-value the shares in the first place. How Saint Vince decided not to bar them from the process is anyone's guess. As for the property portfolio, the new private owners have raked in £hundreds of millions by flogging off chunks of Royal Mail land to property developers at the real market price and cashing in the enormous difference from Vince's extraordinary undervaluation in unearned profit. 2. Arming human rights abusers One of Vince Cable's jobs as Business Secretary in the Austerity Coalition was to sign off on arms export contracts. During his time in the job he signed off on weapons sales to loads of countries on Britain's own watchlist of human rights abusers, including the homophobic, misogynistic, head-chopping, terrorism-spreading, democracy-crushing, journalist-dismembering Saudi war criminals. Getting confused between your own socially liberal views and the Liberal Democrats because they have the word "liberal" in their names is kind of understandable if you don't really think about any of the details. But anyone who is actually genuine about their social liberalism would steer well away from a party that saw absolutely no problem in flogging weapons to despots, tyrant, human rights abusers, and war criminals ... unless of course you're only really socially liberal when it comes to white Europeans like yourself, and don't give a shit about the human rights of brown people in far away lands who end up being tortured, maimed, and massacred by the weapons Saint Vince sold them. 3. Vince's money laundering loophole In 2011 Vince Cable made an extraordinary decision to abolish identity checks on the registration of British companies. This may not sound like a big deal, but it set off an extraordinary wave of criminality and money laundering. The ability to set up a company in a country with a reputation as strong as the UK, in the space of only a few minutes, with virtually no risk of having your identity checked was an open invitation for every fraudster in the world to consider routing their ill-gotten gains through British shell companies. Pressure groups, other countries, and the EU have pleaded with the UK to close this loophole, and begin insisting that the owners of British companies properly identify themselves, but the only person who has ever been convicted for setting up a fake company in the entire time is campaigner called Kevin Brewer, who set up a fake company called John Vince Cable Services Ltd, in order to demonstrate how Cable's reform made it so easy to create fake companies and masquerade as other people! The guy who tried to blow the whistle on Saint Vince's tsunami of fraud got convicted in court for his efforts, while those responsible for the countless £billions in fraud that Cable unleashed get away scot free! 4. Austerity fanaticism One of the worst things about Vince Cable was that in the wake of the global financial sector insolvency crisis he was one of the only UK politicians talking any kind of sense. He was capable of explaining how and why the collapse happened, and he also warned against excessive public spending cuts. But as soon as the opportunity to become a government minister with the Tories presented itself, he completely changed his tune. From explaining the actual causes of the crisis, he flipped to joining in with the utterly dishonest and hyper-partisan Tory nonsense about "Labour bankrupting the economy". But worse than this was his embrace of Tory austerity fanaticism. He knew that it was economically illiterate, he knew that it was bad for the economy, and he knew that repressing wages and stifling economic demand would smother the post-crisis economic recovery, but he joined in with it anyway in return for a six figure ministerial salary, a chauffeur driven car, and a temporary sense of self-importance. And thus he wilfully helped the Tories to deliver the slowest economic recovery since reliable records began, despite knowing all along that the Tory austerity prescription was toxic economy-choking nonsense from the very beginning. 5. Brexit cynicism Tory austerity policies like unprecedented wage repression, ruinous public service cuts, deliberate infrastructure under-investment, and wanton vandalism of the social safety net caused a massive collapse in UK living standards. Then along came the Brexiteers to blame it all on immigrants and the EU. Vince Cable could have come clean during the EU referendum and admitted that collapsing wages, failing public services, unaffordable housing, and the desperately failing social safety net had nothing to do with immigrants and the EU, and everything to do with the domestic UK government policy of austerity fanaticism. But in order to say that he would have been admitting his own complicity in the living standards collapse, so instead he chose to say nothing, and allow the Brexiteers to use the living standards collapse he helped to engineer as a recruiting call for the Leave campaign. And then after the Leave vote happened, Saint Vince has cynically positioned himself and his party as the wonderful saviours come to rescue the rest of us from the Brexit chaos he helped to create and unleash. And to top it all off, what he's actually offering is the ridiculous strategically inept bollocks of another referendum with the Tories who created this Brexit mess still in charge and pushing for a no deal meltdown from the steps of Downing Street At least a Labour government or Labour-based coalition would be firmly opposed to the insanity of no deal chaos, but Saint Vince wants the Tories running the ballot because if there's one thing he hates more than Brexit, it's the idea of a genuinely left-wing government ending ruinous austerity fanaticism, running the railways and water supply as not-for-profit public services, and making corporations and the mega-rich actually pay their taxes. Saint Vince is like a mugger robbing your stuff and punching your teeth out, then expecting praise and gratitude for offering you a tissue to stem the flow of blood gushing from your gums! But somehow people buy into it. 6. The rest of his voting record I've detailed 5 things that Saint Vince has been directly involved with, but there's so much more to be found in his voting record. Here's just some of the other stuff Saint Vince and the Lib-Dems "greatest hits" between 2010 and 2015: Relentlessly forcing the cost of the financial sector insolvency crisis onto poor and ordinary people, whilst simultaneously showering corporations and the mega-rich with one lavish tax cut and handout after another. Tripling university fees, despite pledging not to before the election, and rubbing salt into the wounds by tinkering with the repayment terms to introduce inflation+3% interest on the loans, meaning that a whopping 83% of graduates will never pay off their student debts despite entire working lifetimes of repayments! Bulldozing Charles Kennedy's legacy into a pit and burning it to ashes by voting to turn Libya into a vast lawless terrorism breeding groundjust like the devastating chaos Kennedy so eloquently opposed in Iraq. Voting through Theresa May's Hostile Environment, which has been used to discriminate against and deport black British citizens from the Windrush generation. Introduction of unlawful Tribunal Fees designed to protect bad bosses by pricing low-income employees out of the justice system. Helping the Tories to annihilate police budgets, and totally gut funding for youth centres and early intervention schemes, which have led to a massive escalation in violent crime and gang culture. Forcing terminally ill people to go through discriminatory and degrading "fit for work" assessments for the crime of not dying quickly enough. Unprecedented cuts to NHS and social care budgets that have been associated with an estimated 130,000 people being driven into early graves. There's no remorse over the deliberate wage repression policies that led to the worst sustained decline in UK workers' wages on record, and set up an entire decade of lost wage growth. Voting through a massively wasteful top-down Tory reorganisation of the NHS that appeared in neither parties' manifestos) aimed at carving up as many NHS services as possible for distribution to private profiteers. The establishment of a disgusting disability denial regime that has been condemned by the United Nations for "grave and systematic violations of disabled people's rights". Supporting all kinds of other deeply illiberal and hard right malice like Secret Courts, Bedroom Tax, enhanced snooping powers, the gagging law, hostile environment, Theresa May's family separation rules, privatised prisons, unlawful forced unpaid labour schemes, the draconian sanctions regime, instructing private contractors to deliberately discriminate against people with mental health conditions... Conclusion The fact that the Lib-Dems picked Saint Vince as their beloved leader after all of this dreadful stuff just goes to show that they're not even remotely sorry. And the fact that the two Lib-Dems vying to replace him come from the exact same "capital before people" mould show that they simply don't care about the damage they've done. All they care about is finding another demographic to con into voting for them, just like they conned and betrayed the student vote, the electoral reformers, the anyone-but-Tory vote, and the anti-war demographic the last time they sneaked their way into power. Don't be a dupe, and don't believe their deceptions, because you know exactly how much they're wiling to betray and exploit the people who stand with them, and you know exactly how unrepentant they are about the all of the disgusting things that nobody can deny that they did. https://anotherangryvoice.blogspot.com/2019/07/6-reasons-you-should-detest-vince-cable.html?m=1
    2 points
  10. I genuinely can't tell if that's him or an action figure of him.
    2 points
  11. I love this, I love the way they think they know what we want, do they actually believe we’re sad we only had number 6 to show for a long season. They’re actually demented. No matter what they tell you number 6 is burning a hole in their souls, they hate it, they demean it, they say you wanted the league more but make no mistake number 6 is killing them more than not winning the league is killing us.
    2 points
  12. Used to have a supervisor that I just insisted was a visor. After about 6 months of it my colleague asked me if it was just because he wasn't particularly super at his job. No, it's because he's a bit of a helmet.
    2 points
  13. Thom Yorke's new album is a belter by the way, if anyone is interested.
    2 points
  14. Some girl on Twatter last week said it would happen, as he is going out with her mate. I should have asked you to PM me. Sorry.
    2 points
  15. Pre Virgil: Defence was shit Post Virgil: Defence isn’t shit
    2 points
  16. I’d take you being banned for a month for even suggesting such a thing.
    2 points
  17. Still trying to treat this place like grinder. Give it a fucking rest.
    2 points
  18. Stig’s dodgy tattoo has a leg on it.
    2 points
  19. Sexy goalkeeping bastard. 2018 season, Roma finished 3rd and conceded 28 goals. 2019 season, Roma finished 6th and conceded 48 goals. 2018 season, Liverpool finished 4th and conceded 38 goals. 2019 season, Liverpool finished 2nd and conceded 22 goals. Some might say that's a coincidence. Some people are as thick as two shorts planks.
    2 points
  20. I'm actually a little bit disappointed that they got beat in Kenya. I was looking forward to buzzing off the numerous deadly serious GOT posts claiming that the SportsPesa Cup is now a bigger tournament than the Champions League and how Kariobangi Sharks are equivalent to Real Madrid whereas the Barca team we beat in the semi-final are comparable to Marine.
    2 points
  21. My first ever kit with a name on the back was Berger on the back of that cream kit. I think it’s my favourite kit of all time. I couldn’t disagree more on the Suarez thing though. We are currently built on Klopp’s ethos and it just doesn’t fit. The whole club is built on no egos and the lads actually getting on and liking each other. It means they’re all willing to go to the wall for each other on the pitch. It’s why on those occasions when certain players make selfish decision it irritates me beyond belief. It’s the thing that sets us apart. We can’t beat the top teams by signing all the best players for the most money and buying one of these show pony chequebook managers in who just let those players do what they want and pat themselves on the back when they win a trophy. Players and fans loved Suarez because he was a world class player (probably the best in the world) when we had a mediocre team. He was that much of an headcase though Rodgers was terrified of subbing him never mind resting him. Klopp wouldn’t give a shit like but it wouldn’t stop Suarez kicking off. He would come back here thinking he’s bigger than the club and it would ruffle too many feathers. I don’t think it would be long before Robbo was nailing him in training either. We are a genuine family under Klopp and some of these signings people talk about just do not fit within it whatsoever.
    2 points
  22. Played a championship golf course once in my life. Stepped up to the first tee and had a group of old lads (clearly members) staring at me as I went to play. I got so nervous, I missed the ball completely and sent a lump of turf about 20 yards. I then got in a rage at the stupid old farts still staring at me so I strode up to the ball and without breaking stride, twatted it 250 yards down the middle of the fairway, gave them a 'piss off' smirk then fucked off in the buggy with my mate.
    2 points
  23. We've lost in the Horn of Africa, we're never gonna stop. From Nairobi to Mombasa, we've lost the fucking lot....
    2 points
  24. He hates the owners so he'll only stay 7 years, the same number of years he stayed at his beloved Dortmund and Mainz for. Great shout there.
    2 points
  25. I'll be wearing my Kariobangi Sharks shirt to the pub later...
    2 points
  26. I’ve never been accused of murder by a pigeon though
    2 points
  27. Love Messi’s ‘I fucking hate Liverpool players’ face.
    2 points
  28. People saw Tielemans play at Leicester for 5 months and think he's a brilliant player, but real Ligue 1 watchers such as myself know his form at Monaco was often poor. Be careful before anointing him as a great midfielder just yet.
    1 point
  29. We're not. We just won the league cup of Europe beating the equivalent of the likes of Charlton along the way and Fulham in the final.
    1 point
  30. Yeah but as long as they manage to get 1 point out of 6 against us without scoring a goal, it'll be alright.
    1 point
  31. Put a contract on the table that includes a year off to manage Tranmere Rovers, John Henrys yacht with all extras including Linda in the master bedroom, the numbers to their Cayman Island Bank accounts and unlimited transfer funds. Then use the Godfather persuader. In 30 seconds your signature is on the contract or your brains are.
    1 point
  32. I’m probably the only Liverpool fan here who enjoys seeing our players playing for their national teams.
    1 point
  33. No one is bigger than the cl... actually, he probably is.
    1 point
  34. The tweet I posted above was made on the 2nd of July.
    1 point
  35. Kariobangi Shark de boo de boo de boo boo boo
    1 point
  36. Give it Giggsy till the end of the season
    1 point
  37. I'm a bit worried that we're going to be fucking amazing.
    1 point
  38. Lallana has returned to training. Exclusive footage.
    1 point
  39. I’ll start it on Monday if we get enough people interested in it. Think it’ll be quite hard if we can get 8-10 players.
    1 point
  40. RF: Colgate Optic White 20% off at Tesco's, bloody hell!
    1 point
  41. Sound, as long as you confide in me afterwards.
    1 point
  42. I quite like Hazard. Worse cunts than him around.
    1 point
  43. Dulce Et Decorum Est Wilfred Owen Bent double, like old beggars under sacks, Knock-kneed, coughing like hags, we cursed through sludge, Till on the haunting flares we turned our backs, And towards our distant rest began to trudge. Men marched asleep. Many had lost their boots, But limped on, blood-shod. All went lame; all blind; Drunk with fatigue; deaf even to the hoots Of gas-shells dropping softly behind. Gas! GAS! Quick, boys! — An ecstasy of fumbling Fitting the clumsy helmets just in time, But someone still was yelling out and stumbling And flound’ring like a man in fire or lime. — Dim through the misty panes and thick green light, As under a green sea, I saw him drowning. In all my dreams before my helpless sight, He plunges at me, guttering, choking, drowning. If in some smothering dreams, you too could pace Behind the wagon that we flung him in, And watch the white eyes writhing in his face, His hanging face, like a devil’s sick of sin; If you could hear, at every jolt, the blood Come gargling from the froth-corrupted lungs, Obscene as cancer, bitter as the cud Of vile, incurable sores on innocent tongues, — My friend, you would not tell with such high zest To children ardent for some desperate glory, The old Lie: Dulce et decorum est Pro patria mori.* *It is sweet and proper to die for one's country.
    1 point



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