AngryOfTuebrook

I love streaming our matches and getting Arlo White and Lee Dixon talking sense, while the match thread explodes with rage at whatever horseshit the numpties from BT Sports are spouting.

This is one of the few games of the season that some of their preening popinjays will actually break sweat for. We need to show the horrible cunts who's boss. Just get these beat, Reds.

I've not read this yet, but it could be interesting; Jon Trickett's proposals for a Wealth Tax. https://twitter.com/jon_trickett/status/1451080822866460674?t=ZZxiWm-YHWDNk8Ni5ztDWA&s=19

It's still the Stones. A masterpiece of the impotent rage of grief. "I wanna see the sun blotted out from the sky" is more heartfelt, relatable and sincere than Auden's "Stop all the clocks". I love Otis but (beautiful and haunting as it is) this is not my favourite. I've always thought the Beach Boys were overproduced for my taste: all brains and not enough balls.

Housemartins Reverend's Revenge The Mighty Ship

A couple from Love Bites. Walking Distance Late For The Train

Can you imagine another manager saying this? Solksjaer? Guardiola? Mourinho? Moyes? Allardyce?

He'll be disappointed when he looks back at that.

It is a shitty Watford-reject tune, adapted from "Johnny Todd" by Anfield Season Ticket Holder Fritz Spiegel. If yer know yer 'istory.

$500 billion, ya numptie!

The one"red shirted twat" there clearly (and rightly) couldn't give a fuck. Legendary.

Fucking hell! If a Manc gets sent off on Sunday. "Now there's a surprise. An English referee gives a red card. What nationality is Liverpool's captain?"

Lots of TLC!

In the context of budget deficits, GDP is never irrelevant. If the USA had a budget deficit of $500m it would be one of the better years of this century. If Burundi (for example) had a deficit of $500m, it would be more than double their worst ever. At the time of the 2019 Manifesto, the UK's budget deficit was £65.6m (or 2.3% of GDP). The idea of investing to increase GDP and to make the country better prepared for the future is an obviously sensible one when the deficit is at such a manageable level. Obviously, the pandemic would have affected those plans, as it affected everything else.