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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik (@Rood) is joined by CEO Duncan Drasdo and Financial Director Andy Green from the Manchester United Supporters Trust for a special episode on all things behind the scenes at Old Trafford including a brief history of MUST and their aims today, views on INEOS and Sir Jim Ratcliffe so far, and the Old Trafford regeneration.
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Well all the eastern europeans are here, that why my company needs to look further afield.
@Barca84 - yet again you've assumed my identity so can't reply, see you're not in favour of polls though.
(1) This doesn't make sense.
(2) I've said I'm not in favour of your homemade polls. Another false statement.
I think you should check your answer, not too difficult but I can't reply to myself and it's the second time you've done it, do you understand?
You've been doing that since the referendum to be fair Paul.
I take it you don't understand
Wrong again. There's ways around it think about it.
You want me to correct your post using my name because ....
If you don't change it and the previous time I'll have to get it moderated, twice you've made out I've said things which I haven't.
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Oh well you were warned
Whats this about?
Feck knows. I've "been warned" though. Don't know how I'll sleep.
No I haven't. You know the drill Paul. Link please?
That's the whole point I can't link. You said you understood, quite obviously you didn't.
Your post 30849 looks as if I wrote your comments. You have already done it before in the previous pages . I can't reply to your post because you used it under my name and I can't reply to it. You are clearly having trouble using the quote button.
C'mon ladys, clean fight please. No hair pulling.
I'm not fighting, I just want him to use the quote button correctly so that I can reply.
I have done. Just inserted my responses clearly under yours and bolded to make it obvious. You can reply. Think about it. Hard.
Night.
Sure, but that says nothing to its merit compared to fom
I despair, no wonder you need everything written out in precise detail. If you don't know how to use the site after 5 years ask one of the moderators how to use the quote button.
Cant quote properly, at least you have your beloved Barcelona.
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@Barca84 - when I quote your post this is what happens, think about it carefully.
This is why no gives a shit about Brexit
Have a think about that.
Think about it. Hard.
It works, you can employ the best in the eorld not just in europe. You can keep out and easily control people coming in and out. I know the yoof of today don't want to put any effort into anything but this just works. Obviously fom doesnt just work otherwise it would be a mute point.
Yeh of course it's just so laborious when an entire lengthy post needs to be deconstructed due to the amount of weapons grade bull in it. Apologies @Paul the Wolf if you found that irritating as it certainly wasn't my intention.
I've nothing further to add to a tedious discussion. I'd commend though to Paul and anyone else who despairs at the rise of xenophobia, racism and the politics of hate to take on board the work and findings of the likes of Hope Not Hate and the National Conversation on immigration as both show tremendous cause for optimism alongside worrying attitudes to immigrants and particularly the Muslim community. We can sometimes be forgiven for thinking that the Yaxley-Lennons of this world are taking over but card carrying extremists like himself are a comparatively rare breed in the UK. What's essential is respectful dialogue with the disaffected that his ilk seek to exploit for their own political gain and when we have that to counter, as evidenced, it simply shows real and understandable concerns within fragile and under threat communities. It part explains a referendum result that came as a huge shock to many but not where I live where no Remain posters were to be seen and where nobody knocked on any doors, asked anybody their voting intentions, and proffered anybody some insight into what was at stake. These communities weren't even considered important enough to consult and inform and that's a damning indictment. It's progress though that there is now a dialogue happening and if there's a plus to the whole Brexit shambles then it may be that voice has been heard and that a light has been shone on this divide within the country. Real political leadership is required and yet there is a vacuum. They are the culprits here.
Fascinating and interesting times I think.
From what I can understand. We are in the same position as before the exit, but we don't have a vote on the European Council, so we are worse off!
Can't you 2 get a room?
Too easyThe youth of today who leave their home countries to work crappy jobs in Western Europe are obviously putting in an effort, you're just blind to it. The great advantage of FOM is that it allows a poor kid with a bit of graft to improve their life chances enormously, not just those who could afford an education in their home nation
https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/news/midlands-news/birmingham-voters-now-want-second-15365710
"Jess Phillips' Birmingham Yardley voted to leave by a margin of 60% to 40% two years ago.
But Labour voters split 56% to 44% in favour of staying in the EU and this margin has now increased to 61% in favour of remain to 39%.
Overall, her constituency Is now in favour of a People’s Vote by a margin of 63% to 37% - but Labour supporters are significantly more positive with 73% in favour and just 27% against"
"Jess Phillips' Birmingham Yardley voted to leave by a margin of 60% to 40% two years ago.
But Labour voters split 56% to 44% in favour of staying in the EU and this margin has now increased to 61% in favour of remain to 39%.
Overall, her constituency Is now in favour of a People’s Vote by a margin of 63% to 37% - but Labour supporters are significantly more positive with 73% in favour and just 27% against"
Never heard of this Brendan O'Neill pillock before but was curious to find out more about his Irish peasant parents. Nothing on his wiki page. Although it does reveal him as quite a piece of work...
Well this is he of "If You Were Abused By Jimmy Savile, Maybe You Should Keep It to Yourself" fame..
https://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/brendan-oneill/jimmy-savile-child-abuse_b_2017326.html
He also regards himself as Irish..
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/6866102/brendan-oneill-irish-pm-leo-varadkar-a-cheerleader-for-eu/
Despite years ago deciding he wasn't..
https://www.spiked-online.com/2001/03/15/were-all-irish-now/
Quite the chameleon though this "ex Marxist". I'd take everything he says with a pinch of salt.
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Seems like he was born and reared in England, to Irish parents. These alleged peasants who somehow could afford the expensive private schooling that put the plum in his mouth. I'm guessing his unpleasant views were honed at that same school.