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Which is mad because the champions league is on a par with the league cup anyway

Only just seen this t was a dice from a Paul daniels magic set.

Daily Telegraph launches “Don’t Make A Fuss” campaign on domestic violence June 24, 2019 Written by Arabin Patson The Daily Telegraph has just launched a national campaign to bring attention to the plight of good chaps being harassed by nosey neighbours, just because things get a bit heated when the missus needs reminding who wears the trousers. The campaign, aiming to get people to ignore the sounds of things breaking and a woman’s screams coming from next door, will run for a week and will give advice to readers on how to convince themselves ‘they are just a passionate couple’. Simon Williams, a senior editor at the Telegraph, said he decided to launch the campaign after seeing harrowing images of Boris Johnson being asked difficult questions. He explained, “We can only do so much. We have named and shamed the lefty agitators that thinks it’s clever to make a big fuss about a couple having a little argy-bargy. “We will relentlessly dig up their past and malign them so that, in the future, people will think twice about picking up that phone to report what they think might be some domestic violence. But we want the public to help us.” Mr Williams conceded there could be extreme circumstances which are difficult to ignore. “If things get out of hand and the noise is ruining a wonderful documentary on Spitfires, then pop round and tell him about how we’ve all been there but it’s better to cool down before you leave too many bruises. Maybe invite him in for a brandy while his woman cleans up the mess she made him do.” Mr Williams hoped that this was one way that the fracas around Boris Johnson’s private life could be turned into a force for good. “If we can stop just one person from calling the police when they hear a woman screaming ‘get off me’, then we will have done the Lord’s work.” Get the FREE NewsThump Daily Briefing!

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/sport/blog/2010/mar/17/manchester-united-home-anfield-1971 That one

Yeah it's funny to remind Manchester United fans they once played a home game at Anfield as they were banned from old Trafford

At a managers meeting with one the other day "good win other week Tony bet you were made up" "nah I'm a blue" face hits floor. " ah sorry mate didn't realise "

Only Tories could criticise someone for calling the police when they are worried about domestic violence. If it had been a pissed up bloke on a council estate they'd be calling for hanging

Jesus mate terrible

Here is he with my nephew at shanks statue in better times

Do his popularity good with a few Tories,giving his new trophy wife a jolly good biffng to show her who the boss is

Can see Everton fans treating it as a joke in the replies and responding with all the good grace they showed red Ron's Christmas tree

It's a horrible illness. My dad shrunk from 11 stone to I'd guess six stone or less when he died. Ended up with a tube in his kidney to a bag, unable to get out of bed for four weeks at the end. He was never a hard case in a fighting sense but he was nails with the illness. Never complained about pain ect. Even on day he died the carer asked how he was " ah ok not good not bad" was his response. It made it easier for us, if he'd have gone to pieces it would have killed us.

He was ok, polite ect

I've met a few famous people including a lot on here who aren't liked for f**tball reasons ( fat Sam ,el hadji diouf, Dave Whelan) who were all ok or even pretty sound. Biggest twat was victor moses he played for Wigan at time. Rude obnoxious twat

Been a month today. Went to cemetery earlier. Still feel in a bit of a daze and all over the place emotionally.