Daggers

Had a Chelsea fan this week rationalising that we were doing so well because we had Casadei. He wouldn’t be disabused of this notion.

Biggest tax rise in 50yrs https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2023/oct/06/rishi-sunak-responsible-for-biggest-income-tax-rise-in-at-least-50-years

Am sure it’ll be a roaring success

Let’s hope global warming raises the sea by five foot. *AI produced post in the style of Daggers

That’s a real dick statement.

Poll of the Telegraph readership: https://www.threads.net/@uk.political.news/post/CyESRRnIwrp/?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

So, expensive cars and tiny dicks is a thing. https://www.iflscience.com/having-a-small-penis-and-driving-a-sports-car-may-be-linked-after-all-67026

Finished Beckham - and it was fabulous.

If there is one thing I’ve learned from horror films it’s that dogs can sense a malevolent presence.

You can lead horses to water but you can’t make them think.

First two episodes of Beckham made me warm to the pair of them. The parts about the abuse he received after being sent off for that kick…wow.

This post has been up for a whole 15 minutes - where's the inevitable billionaire fluffer post justifying their obscene wealth because "jobs or they worth it or something"?

Checks out - sounds like City fans.

I once said that Maresca has great perspicacasadei - it was pearls before swine, I tell you. Pearls before swine.

Genuinely concerned about her, I think she’s broken. Or on great drugs.

Last season (and before) it was clear we were climbing into a broken lift that was clearly going to plummet down the shaft. Some of us said, “hey, the guy in charge of the lift is clearly incompetent” but few listened. It’s situations like that we should be concerned about. Fvck liftman Rodgers. Maresca is a fairground rollercoaster operator. There will be ups and downs along the way but we’ll get to the end of the season in one piece and have had a great time. Will our next go on the rollercoaster be met with a Final Destination-style end? Who knows, but why worry about that? If you’re scared of how the ride might go, don’t get on.

Id recommend sitting in the simulator and levelling up piloting all the way before doing anything.

Yeh. Made up for Southend. Lived there for 6yrs and have been donating to their Trust’s fight fund - a supporters Trust that is actually competent…unlike another one I could mention. Securing a future at Roots Hall is up there with getting shot of Ron Martin.

And, yes, perspicacity is a great word.

The bigger picture is the historical approach to public transport in general. We lack the perspicacity to develop a coherent national approach to deliver in the present and aim for the future. We should have integrated systems spanning the country, powered by alternative energies, and at such a low cost at point of delivery that it incentivises everyone to ditch private transport. The problem with governments and projects of this nature is that they are transitory. Ministers come and go like children using a merry-go-round, there’s never continuity. Consequently, you get overspends because of delayed decisions or decision reversals. The National Audit Office slammed Johnson’s government three year’s ago following 12 months of incompetence increasing the overall costs. It recommended then to scale back to whole thing to Birmingham. I’m not one for the whole ‘we’ve spent this much so it should be completed’, sunk cost fallacies are precisely that. I was never in favour in the first place. The carnage it has wreaked on populations and the environment was enough to justify a more sensible approach and use of money, to me. But then ‘sensible’ is not something we’ve been offered for thirteen godawful years.

Mother Teresa was an evil bitch.

Pulling themselves off is the only result they'll get tonight.

Here’s hoping there’s no lactose