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Got sick to death of people telling me he "hid" and "disappeared" at a time when he was getting a 10 minute run-out once or twice a month.
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Stevi Richards off the X Factor http://i1.mirror.co.uk/incoming/article4462136.ece/alternates/s2197/Stevi-Ritchie.jpg Franck Ribery http://i1.mirror.co.uk/incoming/article4462136.ece/alternates/s2197/Stevi-Ritchie.jpg
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It's rotten luck but he's had rave reviews lately so I do think he'll feature heavily when he comes back. He'll be alright, he's done the hard part now breaking through.
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/30067454
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I've never asked like but then again I'd hate to feel like I was pushing my luck so I've always been very, very sure. I did wake up next to some absolute horror show once (in my youth) and had next to no recollection of what had happened for me to get there in the first place, not saying my drink was spiked but my drink was definitely spiked I reckon.
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So if Pardew keeps winning all is forgotten? Sorry but that's bull shit. Yeah, it really is mate.
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Ian Wright is fucking hilarious sometimes.
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I disagree, I think it was all Souness' fault.
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He was right to be fucked off under Souness tbf. Getting played right wing when he was in the best form of our strikers at the time, getting subbed etc. When Pardew does similar, there's hell on.
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Just been violently sick, it was mint.
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Tyldsley's annoying me already.
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https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=638914412892904 Great idea, that Grass Roots Goals page.
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Strange argument. They didn't do that actually, or couldn't have without the likes of Shearer, Given, Speed and Solano already in the side. I agree with you in general, Robson's homecoming was in danger of fizzling out before he brought Bellamy and Robert in. People seem to forget that in his first full season we finished 11th. Bellamy and Robert took us to another level after that but they couldn't have done so without the half dozen good players already at the club.
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This is it for me. I don't see the bloke as a monster whatsoever. Watch this man, she's just full of shit:
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Gaƫl Bigirimana rejoins Coventry on a permanent basis
Interpolic replied to Fenham Mag's topic in Football
He was easily one of the most promising kids I've ever seen in the NUFC first team. Kid came in and fucking bossed it. What the fuck's happened, man? -
Just not getting this, sorry. Just not getting what? Why shouldn't he be given a clean slate when he's served his time and he's still a "talented" footballer? What's it got to do with how the victim's life has gone since, the 2 situations are actually unrelated if you think about it logically, or else you're getting into "give soldiers Tony Blair's wages" territory. I could not disagree more. The 2 situations could not be anymore linked. The victim had her identity first leaked by friends and family of Ched Evans and the impact on her life as a result of that and what happened in that hotel room mean that she has not been allowed to move on with her life. So why should he? I hate this "served his time" line when referring to a rapist. What has him still being a talented footballer got to do with anything? Should Rolf Harris get another TV show when he gets out (if he ever does)? The situations are linked but what's happened to the lass in terms of her new identity getting blown is beyond his control. If that hadn't happened to her then I assume you'd have been a bit more lenient about this. It goes without saying that that's fucking stupid. From what I've read about the case I'm just not sure if I buy into the verdict whatsoever, I'll be honest. I wouldn't have done what he did, my life is a million miles from that and I'm not that type of person whatsoever but it seems he turned up at a hotel and had sex with a lass that was totally smashed without any idea of the consequences. He seems to have never felt like he raped the lass and tbh I don't think he did either, going by what I've read. I think that sort of thing happens a lot.
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But if you extend that logic, no criminal could ever be rehabilitated while the victim is still affected? Some people could be scared years after a burglary. To be rehabilited you first have to accept responsibility and show remorse for your actions. He maintains his innocence. Should he have started pretending he thought he was guilty?
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Just not getting this, sorry. Just not getting what? Why shouldn't he be given a clean slate when he's served his time and he's still a "talented" footballer? What's it got to do with how the victim's life has gone since, the 2 situations are actually unrelated if you think about it logically, or else you're getting into "give soldiers Tony Blair's wages" territory.
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It's not as simple as that though is it, they paid 2 million quid for him or whatever and if they pass on this it might cost them more money.
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Just not getting this, sorry.
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The lass that was on Newsnight about a month ago opposing this just made me think Ched Evans should be able to do whatever the fuck he wants, she was that wrong with everything she said. Just to tackle one issue, why the fuck would he be remorseful when he has always maintained his innocence? It's a difficult issue that I'd usually veer on the side of liberal with but the hysteria with this isn't sitting well with me for some reason. One of the things that daft lass kept on prattling on about on the telly was "Ched Evans knew when he turned up at that hotel that there was a drunk woman there that he could have sex with". Erm, so fuck?
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Aye, Brent would be so lucky.