Parkdrive

FFS West ham, chavs, Newcastle, palace, all let me down

apbremer Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Both Tory and Labour candidates hopeless. Weak and > no personalities whatever.Who on earth chose them? The electorate obviously thought one of the two was worthy of their vote, and if personality is all they need to be deemed worthy of office then we're all fucked

What on earth is going on with today's games. Only Yanited have obliged so far. WTF

maxxi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think you need a lie down Parky - first you > think I'm a 'yanited' fan now Mick Mac's an > Iron?! > > Are all you QPR fans like this? My bad, but whatever team he supports is secondary to his problem with Arsenal. Why would you go and watch a side if you clearly are anti the club and it's style of play, unless of course you're a closet gooner. If you don't like the style of play, why on earth would you pay money to go and watch it? That would be like watching Scottish football week in week out, poor standard of football in a poor league, with only one club likely to win the title. That's just wrong.

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I was talking of my experience from my recent > visit to the Emirates. Arsenal losing to Watford. > > > After posting I was going to change it to read > Arsenal and Celtic (before anyone took it > personally which people seem to do, don't they) - > same old dull passing game, forgetting that > scoring goals is the point of the game. > > At least we have the sense to sack our manager, or > ask him to leave or something. Perhaps they take it personally because you seem to have an issue with one team in particular and then become indignant when followers of that team have the audacity to pull you up. While I agree things need to change, those that support other clubs, you follow the irons if I remember correctly, would do well to remember that in comparison to West Ham we've not done too badly under Wenger. Yes I've questioned his tactics and decision making at times but currently, apart from managers already committed to other clubs, there isn't an outstanding candidate that can step in if he were to make way. I would have had Ancelloti when he was free but there you go. As for having the sense to ask your managers to "leave or something", West Hams track record is hardly a glowing recommendation for revolving door policy is it?

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Teams have been defending high up the pitch > against Leicester all season despite the warnings. > Weird. > > Refreshing to see Vardy etc shoot on sight when > compared to shot shy teams like Arsenal who pass > the ball into boring oblivion. > > Speed kills. And still beat Leicester twice unlike any other team, so how do you make that out?

Seabag Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > But at least you're above Arsenal, that alone must > feel like a victory > > That said, we (Arsenal) couldn't have tried harder > to bin ourselves towards the end of this season We don't "try" it comes naturally to us and has done for the last 12 years.

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Wtf came over Spurs tonight....crikey. > > Don't really care about Leicester in particular, > but everyone loves Ranieri, what a great guy and > everyone is pleased for him. I've previously said I wanted Leicester to win it and extremely pleased they have. Leicester have been a breath of fresh in an otherwise toxic premier league.

Bloody Yanited, had them down to win, Leicester even went down to 10 and they still couldn't provide the win I needed.

Yeah I was gutted for them

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > And they'll be a Euro's comp too, so no summer > cold turkey... That'll be interesting as some of the more fancied countries haven't been performing particularly brilliantly lately, but then friendlies aren't always a good measure of how well they're likely to do come the Euros. And after the recent build up Engerlund have had in the press it would be great to see them live up to expectation for a change.

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Parkdrive Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Will the families finally get justice, I doubt > it. > > I wonder if any of the families will take legal > > action on the back of this decision. > > Depends what they see as justice. For some it will > be this verdict, nothing more. For others it will > be further legal action... For me it's also about accountability, and I wonder if anyone will be prosecuted on the basis that they are deemed to be accountable for what transpired on that awful day. Or have those that made the wrong decisions on the day retired and thus escaped the threat of prosecution?

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I've had some poor results last couple of weeks. > :( > > Foxy.. SAme here

Will the families finally get justice, I doubt it. I wonder if any of the families will take legal action on the back of this decision. Very sad that they've waited this long to have vindication that they were right to carry on in the face of adversity to seek out the truth. Their dignity during the years that have elapsed has been exemplary.

Only 5 points behind, the lead has eroded over the last few weeks. Can Foxy be caught?

To be fair snake Fabregas said the same think when he was a pundit on sky last Monday night, and I know I'm stating the blindly obvious here but apart from Spurs fans, everybody wants Leicester to win the title.

https://youtu.be/7yIp1CR5NKA B side of Smokey Robinson & the Miracles "Shop around"

Another B side, the flip of Didn't I blow your mind by the Delfonics, great modern soul tune played quite a bit on the mod and northern soul scenes

The b side of Monkey Man by the Maytals , better tune in my opinion, just for you Jah

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > As Long As You Tell Him was the B-side of the last > Faces single - You Can Make Me Dance, Sing or > Anything (Even Take the Dog for a Walk, Mend a > Fuse, Fold Away the Ironing Board, or Any Other > Domestic Shortcomings) and shows what can be done > with a simple lyric, some great singing and some > superb sympathic musical accompaniment. Nice pedal > steel solo Ron, lovely Hammond B3, Mac. Damn fine choice Jah > >

maxxi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Another great comeback - unfortunately yet another > draw which makes four in a row. > > Still - always nice to put a spoke in the Gooners' > ambitions. So you're a West Ham fan now, strange I thought you were a Yanited fan.

miga Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Or, from another angle, you can probably get a lot > more of that 1.2bln back than of the 70bn, given > how complex the avoidance tactics are in one case > compared to the other. The recovery revenue per > worker would be the real measure of whether those > numbers make sense. Just shows you that they go after the small fry than the big fry because there's no political will, not has there ever been , to go after the big targets. Further reinforces my deep rooted distrust of politicians of all persuasions, all thieving robbing no good coonts.

I read somewhere that there are currently 3250 DWP staff investigating benefit fraud of ?1.2bn, and 300 HMRC staff investigating tax evasion of ?70bn. If correct, that's extremely telling.

miga Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Parkdrive Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > corporations and individuals not paying tax yet > > his own family are guilty. > > I get what you're saying, but that's an > association fallacy. Just because he's posh, his > dad is a tax avoider etc. doesn't invalidate his > point. Tony Blair or Gordon Brown didn't have > particularly posh backgrounds, but these holes in > the system flourished under their rule too. It's > not a Tory or Labour thing, it's a money and > ethics thing. And I did day there isn't, nor has there been, the political will to close the loop holes. My point being successive regimes have been equally guilty, not just the current shower of shite.

I see people mentioning agendas on here. Does it really matter? The points is you have the likes of Cameron telling us he will aggressively pursue corporations and individuals not paying tax yet his own family are guilty. There is no, nor has there been, political will to close the loop holes. Sod agenda if you're a greedy bastard trying to hid your wealth inappropriately or even illegally , then name and shame the fcukers.