Babylon

The 2022 midterms were the most accurate polls since 1998, there have been quite a few changes to how they are done.

I can't wait for all of that election fraud nonsense to start over here.

If she does, then Rebecca Vardy needs to get on the blower... imagine what they'd pay to have her on there also. Would pay half of her bills for Rooneys defence.

It's against Federal law to shoot them down apparently, snooping by eg Russia or China isn't enough they need to be a physical threat.

A few years ago I'd have agreed, until the pentagon released the videos from the Navy, witnessed by pilots, recorded by their onboard systems and admitted they remain unidentified to this day. There has been a steady drip feed of information over the last few years, which is odd consdiering the US used to say nothing! It's interesting when you dig into it, little green men? Advanced tech? It's something.

Hmmm an amazing coincidence that said people who talk total and utter shite encountered criticism and scrutiny.

A nice starting point would be banning people owning 3+ homes, or companies having dozens or hundreds of housing stock. Bring down property prices, make it all affordable so people can afford to have children. Wildly unpopular for the rich of course and the general public won't like the fact their house price has gone down... but property needs to be viewed as a home again and not an investment.

Why is there no chance? If the manager comes in and says he wants to focus on premier league experienced players, and if we don't have a giant budget, these are the sorts of players they are going to come back with, along with loans. They scout to the requirements in place, no point coming back and saying sign Eze is there. Nobody thought they were amazin players, they are a bi product of the situation we were in and the managers desire for some experienced players.

Pretty much my thoughts, could see the thought process considering at the time we were looking likely to get a big points deduction and were limited on budget. But he's absolutely useless and I fail to see how any fulham fan could have rated him, but many did.

The lads I know explain it pretty clearly really, coming over here from another country with a sketchy grasp of the language in many cases. You're likely to end up in a warehouse or factory doing long hours for hard graft andd little money. There are very little other opportunities to start with, so picking up a pair of clippers is an avenue out of that.

Have to say this just isn't true seeing as I personally know a few of them. Most of these shops are run through booking apps now, gone are the days of queues of people sat there waiting for a cut. You turn up at the time you're booked, get in the chair as the other chap leaves. So the shops are generally empty other than the people in the chair. But it doesn't mean they aren't fully booked up. Quite a few are off shoots of other shops. Mane Room that not long opened, was set up by someone leaving Mancave and taking all his clients with him. Styles are different now; back in the day, I probably went 6 weeks or more between cuts, nowadays I'm probably getting it done 3 times a month!

Except the fact he wasn't an asylum seeker?

We certainly did, but what I'd say there was we were more attacking than we are now, where most of the time we've been happy to sit back and be defensive, rather than taking risks.

At this stage I can only presume you haven't even attempted to read their manifestos.

I would love to know the reasoning. America is a strange strange place... whilst they might be smart enough to be a brain surgeon, in America it's so warped around religion, the constitutions and things like guns etc. An incredibly intelligent person can also come across, to us like a total moron because they are a proper bible basher, or gun loving numpty.

Yeah there are certainly elements of that, and at the end of the day you have to look at coaching there. I think that stuff has to stem from players not really knowing what they should be doing. Then you have the total brain fart stuff of someone just not kicking a ball straight, which frankly is just inexcusable, they are very well paid and there is no way that first goal should be happening. Like or dislike the manager, at some point players need to take responsibiity for things like that.

Ricardo made the first error, HE put us into that situation. Then Facundo decided to try and dribble out of defence when he could of cleared, which compounded Ricardo's error... then finally Justin failed to clear, which compounded further the first two errors. They are all culpable on that one.

Sorry but that's just garbage, that first goal was three errors Ricardo, Facundo and Justin. All three siuations weren't and shouldn't have been a threat, we quite simply had three chances to clear a barely threatening situation and failed to do so. There was no big change made at that point. Then the second half, there shouldn't have even been a threat for the second goal. We turned our own posession into a goal for them, by not doing the absolute basics and just giving it away. The Forest change didn't make Winks and Fatawu was it, totally cock up in the middle of the pitch. Sure what came afterwards was a total mess. But trying to make out that those two f*** ups were created in some way due to a change in how they were playing is laughable.

And I don't disagree with that.

As more and more people move on from the club who actually knew him, I'm sure it will become less and less. But there are a large number of people who knew him and worked with him for a long time, and of course his family. It's not like it he passed away in Thailand of natural causes. It was in an horrendous accident literally at the stadium, it's going to be forever intrinsincly linked to the club even more so because of the circumstances.

Hmmmm.... you see I thought we look fine first half, quite assured and confident in fact. It wasn't like we were looking constantly unsure or making constant errors of judgement. The f*** ups came out of the blue each time, and were just terrible terrible indiviudal errors. Collectively, we fell apart after that, and the confidence drained from them... but in other games, we've battled back well and continued to battle, so it's not like that's a recurring theme. That's not to say he has no responsibility, he's the manager of course he does, but I also have some sympathy as you can't legislate for those errors and there is little he can do to stop someone ballsing up like that.

Hard one to unpack really, I thought we were fine really, but an accumulation of woeful mistakes saw us 2-1 down and we just seem to implode from there and not recover. No doubt we’ve been shit second half, but if we’ve not made those terrible mistakes I don’t know if we would have been. They’ve been great defensively, really well organised and we’ve struggled to get a sniff this half.

We’ve clearly fallen apart since the goals this half, but we were more than even prior to that. Really changed the game.

Not sure I’ve seen a forest defender make a single stupid mistake like we have.

Just beyond basic, you cannot keep turning over possession like this. Moan at Cooper all you want but he’s not making these players make these stupid mistakes.