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*** Official TV Thread ***
Dark is... A lot darker, seemed like it was going to be a scandi type thriller but then has a twist. Very straight, little comedy or nostalgia.- r-u-s-x
- Post #5,128
- Forum: The Cheese Room
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Giovani Lo Celso
The wage thing is £7m, that seasons increase or compared to a base year of 2013, this means we don't need to increase wages in the year that non broadcasting revenue jumps up but have the flexibility to do it at a later date. i.e. if revenue from non broadcasting was 75 million in 2013 but its...- r-u-s-x
- Post #307
- Forum: Transfer Archives
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Transfer Tittle-Tattle
Isco has flattered to deceive for a few years now, looks good but no consistent impact. I think they are done hoping he will progress, 27 now so not a kid. If he wasn't Spanish they would have let him go a while back imo.- r-u-s-x
- Post #3,017
- Forum: Transfer Archives
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The Goon Thread
there has been rumblings for the past few months, last month or so that he wanted to leave on free. I am shocked he has done it this way, but fudge erm I hope Torreria goes like rumoured too.- r-u-s-x
- Post #12,090
- Forum: General Football
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The Goon Thread
hes 33 - played 17 league games last year and 25 the year before. When he played in the PL last year he looked a shadow of his self, cant handle it anymore - he is done and wants to go. I dont like the way that he has done it (from a right and wrong perspective, as its them I love it) but he...- r-u-s-x
- Post #12,088
- Forum: General Football
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The Goon Thread
Bordeaux - he is broken and wants to finish his career there, think he feels arsenal should let him go on a free due to recognition of his time / work there and they want a fee (that Bordeaux cant pay).- r-u-s-x
- Post #12,086
- Forum: General Football
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*** Official TV Thread ***
Yes, I was amazed that I actually started to care about the characters and it changes into a decent show about something that wasn't obvious at the outset- r-u-s-x
- Post #5,113
- Forum: The Cheese Room
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*** Official TV Thread ***
Season 2, 1 gets better but not good until s2 imo- r-u-s-x
- Post #5,110
- Forum: The Cheese Room
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Politics, politics, politics (so long and thanks for all the fish)
His position remains pretty constant throughout, leave but with a labour deal. Backs remain over tory deal or no deal. Give him the choice he would prefer GE where he will run on leave. Personally think he should back remain but he hasn't yet.- r-u-s-x
- Post #3,118
- Forum: The Cheese Room
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Politics, politics, politics (so long and thanks for all the fish)
No one has argued that you are right.- r-u-s-x
- Post #3,103
- Forum: The Cheese Room
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Canning Town Bingo Club
Their two good players both jumped ship as soon as they could. Payet & marco- r-u-s-x
- Post #3,617
- Forum: General Football
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Politics, politics, politics (so long and thanks for all the fish)
Can you show that there is cause and effect? Nope so your trend showed diddly.- r-u-s-x
- Post #3,092
- Forum: The Cheese Room
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American politics
Got to win it or there is a very good chance what comes next locks him up is the common reasoning.- r-u-s-x
- Post #5,891
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Politics, politics, politics (so long and thanks for all the fish)
You used voting behavior as an indicator that Unions are no longer relevant and then said it was not an indicator when it didn't support your point.- r-u-s-x
- Post #3,085
- Forum: The Cheese Room
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Politics, politics, politics (so long and thanks for all the fish)
Voting patterns only matter when they support you then? I can put a valid response to your point but you will disregard it or move the goal posts again so wont bother.- r-u-s-x
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Politics, politics, politics (so long and thanks for all the fish)
He has discussed it many times and its in their manifesto, in short: "A Conservative Brexit will weaken workers’ rights, deregulate the economy, slash corporate taxes, sideline Parliament and democratic accountability, and cut Britain off from our closest allies and most important trading...- r-u-s-x
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Politics, politics, politics (so long and thanks for all the fish)
Since 2010 labour have got closer to the unions and won more seats, even with the worst leader in history tm. Not a majority sure but doesn't support your picture of the world.- r-u-s-x
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Politics, politics, politics (so long and thanks for all the fish)
even if you accept Unions had no impact on New labour policy (minimum wage etc.) what's that got to do with anything? outside of 97 -2010 they always consulted with unions.- r-u-s-x
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Politics, politics, politics (so long and thanks for all the fish)
As it was founded by the unions to represent the interests of working-class people, Labour's link with the unions has always been a defining characteristic of the party.- r-u-s-x
- Post #3,067
- Forum: The Cheese Room