Zany North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un, like many people that aren’t from Manchester, professes to be a Manchester United fan.
The madcap totalitarian now wants his subjugated countryfolk to share in the dubious joy of watching United, and has ordered that their matches must be shown on state television.
There would be a joke here about that being a further violation of North Koreans’ human rights if it wasn’t for actual and horrendous human rights violations.
United will take their place on a tightly-monitored state schedule which includes “Revolutionary activities of Kim Jong-un” at 17:10, the much-loved “Law enforcement” at 18:40, and, of course, “Sitcom (usually revolutionary or daily life themed)”, which does at least sound more entertaining than Mrs Brown’s Boys.
babb.telegraph.co.uk/2014/08/kim-jo...ted-matches-on-north-korean-state-television/
Winning the title coys[Tweet]504921610420113408[/tweet]
United are doing a 'Liverpool', Liverpool are doing a 'Spurs', what are we doing?
[Tweet]504921610420113408[/tweet]
United are doing a 'Liverpool', Liverpool are doing a 'Spurs', what are we doing?
By the transitive property, are United not therefore also doing a 'Spurs'? :-k
Well according to Andrew Cole United aren't going to do a Liverpool who are doing a Spurs which means Liverpool are doing what we're doing, United aren't and what we are doing is setting the trend.
Well according to Andrew Cole United aren't going to do a Liverpool who are doing a Spurs which means Liverpool are doing what we're doing, United aren't and what we are doing is setting the trend.
again Valencia is trying to murder the full back by repeatedly pummeling him with crosses
I think he'll come good. He may be underestimating the smaller sides at present.
Easy to do when every team you've managed only needs to turn up to win.