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.......and again. Early thoughts? Gonna do Bobsworth for sure

Ron70 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ???? Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Er, there is a comma there Ron > > Ahh you're right, quite happy to admit when I'm > wrong, apologies I'm obviously desperate to defend > my working classness (I intentionally made that > word up before anyone pounces) 😬 Good on ya. And a first for the Forum I believe!

With some hindsight, I think Utd should have got someone big from overseas to start fresh.....maybe they tried. Moyes looks out of his depth, the pressure's enormous and SAF was given time but did have an extraordinary CV behind him even then...... Moyes to a degree was an internal appointment.

Black cab drivers earn ?100k a year? mmmmmm

....so no votes to be won......

James Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Got to be honest, I find the smug middle-class > mummies of Lordship Lane with their sharp-elbowed > sense of entitlement far more annoying. Like for > example their habit of unloading their offspring > out of a 4x4 into the middle of the road (why not > the pavement side, FFS!!!?) It all smacks of "I'm > far too important and my time is too precious to > give way to anyone else for a second." And all good old James was doing was complaining about rudeness....... Lol

Er, there is a comma there Ron

hours of potential fun but no help for Straefer methinks :)

James Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Louisa has a point, obviously. Pathetic baiting > going on as I'm sure most of you are not so dim as > not to understand. > > In a nutshell: of course, nobody has the right to > be rude, whatever their background. And of course, > there are rude people from all backgrounds, just > as there are nice thoughtful people from all > backgrounds. > > However you can't help being surprised sometimes > when people who are clearly quite affluent and > privileged behave in blatantly selfish ways. > Shouldn't they know better? Oh the irony.....Talk about arrogant snobishness. So working class people aren't capable of knowing better? I suspect it's their breeding eh james. Oh well, a fun few hours on a quiet day at work once more passed on the pooterish, comedy that is the EDF

As you get older your tastes change - New Order/Joy Division really weren't that good, see? :)

I think it was Jack Jones or maybe Joe Gormley, but one of the great union barons, who said about Tony Benn: "the problem with Tony is that he only thinks there are sh1ts in the upper and middleclasses" Louisa, you are Tony Benn and I claim my ?10

when does the fishing season end?

:) Yeah, butt them Louisa, middle-class tossers can never scrap, even the big ones

The irony is that many of us over 40 felt like that about Liverpool once, but that has generally worn off over time

James...and if we are dealing in anectdote as fact I can't think that it's happened to be more with groups of mums with prams. than groups of: - working class old ladies nattering in the street - pissed up estate agents outside the EDT/Bishop - Mixed race youths riding their bikes on the pavement - kids with footballs - polish builders having a fag outside a loft conversion ....just a bunch of idiotic cliches, to be frank

LOL - wealthy bankers wives in SE22, dream on! You live a very sheltered life if you think the middle classes of Ed are bankers

:)

Lousia, come on you can do better than that.

James Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > >>Just a bit more chip on shoulder, cliche ridden > nonsense. > > Actually Jimbo I have seen this happen in front of > me a number of times, so I think you're being a > bit defensive! Not saying all middle-class mums > are like this, but some are. In complete contrast to what you posted - which almost excatly says that. Tiresome, cliche ridden nonsense as Jimbo points out.

hatred of Man U and wishfull thinking is making the irrational even more irrational and some of the rational fairl irrational :) I am fairly indifferent to Man U generally - but they are possibly the biggest 'brand' *throws up* in global football, and certainly top 3, and a massive business, they are not run by the owner of a chain of Butchers shop anymore... IMO There is no way will this hit them 'that' badly financially or they'll be in long term decline. I do now think Moyes will go quitely(ish) at the end of the season they need a new broom and a clean break from the Ferguson era, which Moyes, as his annointed one, never was.

Stay at home, even better

Agree Titch, I am certainly looking at odds on them winning the Premiership next year for value

Personally I'm a sick to death of all the miserable twats coming out of the station looking like they loathe their jobs/lives/existence....it's why I go on the bus with the plebs and kids Life's too short you miserable tossers

Excellent, I am looking forward to winding Jeremy up for at least 2-3 months

BFS is the man for Man U,,,,,go on take him