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urban.spaceman

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  1. His club are one of the most corrupt in the world. He can **** off and die.
  2. I agree about the club’s terrible decision making. But 90% of what caused our predicament is the Premier League and their “big” clubs. People need to understand that.
  3. A football regulator and a billion quid in compensation from Manchester City and the Premier League would go some way to fixing this mess and putting it right.
  4. No, what they did do was change the rules meaning the money we had already spent on those players made it much harder to shift them and still compete at the same time. They actively destroyed us and I’m tired of pretending otherwise.
  5. The EFL - who we proved last season are corrupt - will be coming after us with everything they've got next season.
  6. Thanks to too the corrupt Premier League and their corrupt "big" clubs. Plus Tottenham.
  7. Good riddance to a corrupt league and its corrupt “big” clubs. Football is broken.
  8. I’ll put you down as a ‘no’.
  9. Harry Potter show casting: John Lithgow as Professor Dumbledore Janet McTeer as Professor McGonagall Papa Essediou as Professor Snape Luke Thallon as Professor Quirrell Nick Frost as Hagrid Paul Whitehouse as Filch Thallon is primarily a theatre actor and only has a couple of screened credits; McTeer has been around for years on TV, film and theatre. Paapa Essediou will attract the most opprobrium as it’s a race swap which will actually change the context of the story (James Potter’s bullying); he’s been a rising star for a few years now and I think he’ll smash it. Lithgow is just Lithgow. ****ing brilliant in everything he’s in. Despite being an American I think he’ll be brilliant as Dumbledore. He was brilliant as Churchill. I knew about Frost as Hagrid a few weeks ago but Whitehouse came as a nice surprise. Both are absolutely perfect for their roles IMO. Good casting so far. Would ****ing LOVE them to cast Simon Pegg and Jessica Hynes as Arthur and Molly Weasley though both have been involved in Potter before. (Pegg in the Hogwarts game and Hynes as a voice in one of the films, I forget which). If they get Edgar Wright to direct an episode my head might explode.
  10. Even we’re not stupid to to sign them. hang on.
  11. I spose the benefit of getting relegated again is not having to play these corrupt cvnts twice a season. Whoopde****ingdoo.
  12. Hilarious, baffling, and offensive
  13. This whole time we’ve been lulling the Premier League into a false sense of security. We're winning the league next season lads.
  14. https://streamin.me/v/ecf40143
  15. We ain’t scoring another one
  16. God I miss Terry J.
  17. Fake news.
  18. Race Across The World 2025 starting point and teams revealed Racing across vast distances without smartphones or bank cards, the teams will be pushed to their absolute limits Published: 07:00 pm, 9 April 2025 Race Across the World is back! The BAFTA-award winning series, produced by Studio Lambert returns to iPlayer and BBC One for a fifth series in 2025. The Great Wall of China is the starting point of this year's epic race. Five teams must navigate three of Asia’s most diverse nations, China, Nepal and India, in a race of over 14,000km to reach the finish line, Kanniyakumari, the southernmost tip of India. The teams include: sisters, Elizabeth and Letitia; former married couple, Yin and Gaz, brothers, Brian and Melvyn; teenage couple, Fin and Sioned and mother and son, Caroline and Tom. Watch Race Across the World on BBC iPlayer and add to your Watchlist Watch Celebrity Race Across the World on BBC iPlayer and add to your Watchlist Racing across vast distances without smartphones or bank cards, and armed only with cash equating to the cost of flying the route, our teams will be pushed to their absolute limits. Only one team can claim victory over the others and win the cash prize of £20,000. Race Across the World, is a 9x60' series produced by Studio Lambert for BBC One and BBC iPlayer. The series was commissioned by Catherine Catton, Head of Commissioning, Factual Entertainment and Events and the BBC Commissioning Editor is Jasmyn McGuile. Tim Harcourt, Lucy Curtis, Rob Fisher and Benjamin Leigh are the Executive Producers for Studio Lambert. Kezia Walker is Senior Production Executive and Maria Kennedy is Senior Line Producer for Studio Lambert.
  19. Honestly can’t wait!
  20. Should probably start calling it the Post Horn Wallop.
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