Daggers

Rob Morgan signs for Harbs. Very good signing that.

Saw this - immediately thought of @Izzy

Would indicate that defeating the rise of Western fascism will be quite easy if we all wave our cøcks at them. No, you idiot. Cocks would attract Nazis. Or would they? He likes his cock, the fascist club hate cøcks. Maybe we need a volunteer to flash her bewbz? For science.

Who is the Terry McCann?

Yeh, I popped it in the news thread earlier 😆

The whole of that county has a history of rather suss political support

New Swervedriver track https://swervedriver.bandcamp.com/album/the-worlds-fair-ep

Beggars belief, eh. Some people are just vile.

Tamworth’s Chris Wreh…

Former Northampton Town FC chairman and four others charged with multi-million pound fraud of council David Cardoza, his father and three others will appear at Northampton magistrates court this morning Jan 16 READ IN APP The former chairman of Northampton Town FC will appear in court this morning on charges relating to an alleged £10.75m theft and fraud case. David Cardoza, aged 54, of Eastbourne, is one of five men with former links to redevelopment of the League One club, who are due to appear at Northampton Magistrates' Court on several counts of fraud and money laundering. Their charges are the result of Operation Tuckhill, a police investigation into the discovery in late 2015 that £10.75m loaned by Northampton Borough Council to the club to develop a new football stand and hotel had disappeared. Also due in the dock alongside David Cardoza is his father, former director Anthony Cardoza, aged 80, of Wisbech in Cambridgeshire, Howard Grossman, a 63-year-old property developer from Bushey in Hertfordshire and his son, 37-year-old Marcus Grossman, of Barnet. A fifth defendant, 54-year-old Simon Patnick, of Stanmore, north London, is also facing fraud and money laundering charges. All five are charged with conspiracy to commit fraud by false representation between September 2013 and April 2015. A Northants statement said: The Cardozas are also both charged with fraud by abuse of position, which relates to a sum of £8.75m being paid from the football club to 1st Land Limited, a company owned by Howard Grossman. David Cardoza is further charged with transferring criminal property, namely £166,000 in a credit balance via a bank transfer from the bank account of Northampton Town Football Club Limited, knowing or suspecting it to constitute or to represent, in whole or in part, directly or indirectly, the benefit from criminal conduct. In addition to fraud, Howard Grossman faces three charges of transferring criminal property, specifically amounts of £650,000 from the bank account of his company County Homes (Herts) Ltd to his son and fellow director, Hayden Grossman, as well as transferring £10,000 from 1st Land Limited to Simon Patnick and £15,000 from 1st Land Limited to Simpa Investments Limited, a company owned by Simon Patnick. Howard Grossman and his son Marcus are further charged with transferring criminal property, namely £20,000, from Marcus Grossman’s account to Simon Patnick, knowing or suspecting it to constitute or to represent, in whole or in part, directly or indirectly, the benefit from criminal conduct. Patnick is also accused of acquiring criminal property contrary to the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002, namely £61,800 in credit balances via bank transfers from or on behalf of Howard Grossman and Marcus Grossman knowing or suspecting it to constitute or to represent, in whole or in part, directly or indirectly, the benefit from criminal conduct. Howard Grossman faces the same allegation, relating to a sum of £10,000 transferred to Margro Properties Ltd, a company run by Marcus Grossman. Northants Police say:

The dick pick Lazio eagle bloke story just gets funnier https://metro.co.uk/2025/01/16/sacked-lazio-falconer-locks-training-ground-penis-implant-scandal-22372605/ Reports in Italy say that Bernabé has now barricaded himself at the club’s training ground ‘There’s no forgiveness. Would you demand pardon after killing a person?,’ the Lazio owner told La Zanzara via Gazzetta.

Niche.

Saw it on the computer screen

He’ll walk when the window closes. Then this happens:

Paying money to chant about the board? You’ll give KPFC the idea to open up a £25 admission pre-match anti-fanzone. They don’t give a fvck about your singing - stop giving them your money.

To do is to Daredevil

That's no good because I start the first line fine every time...but the second line always becomes One Man Went To Mow.

What tune is this sung to?

It wasn't, but let me know how many minutes are acceptable to you and I'll ctrl-C&V my original comment.

Hope nobody thinks it's too early to say that Vardy miskick was abysmal.