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He should buy DCFC and the sponsorship for Haas at the same time. Get a black and white car on the grid. He could even appoint one of our players as the driver in the second seat. Although preferably not Tom.

Having become too depressed with football being ruined by money, people who are unscrupulous, rule bending, rule breaking, merit being thwarted by seeking advantage and talent ruined by incompetent governance...I decided to take refuge in my love of F1.
So, car launch season is already upon us, and it's the American team who are first out of the blocks with another giant russian flag livery which is in no way connected to mazespin's dad's money keeping the team afloat.
https://www.planetf1.com/news/haas-2022-livery-launch/

Barnsley might have messed this up mind you, did they threaten to sue the EFL directly if nothing is done? That's how you get the EFL to do your bidding for you.

Barnsley might have messed this up mind you, did they threaten to sue the EFL directly if nothing is done? That's how you get the EFL to do your bidding for you.

The main thing putting Barnsley at a competitive disadvantage is that they are absolutely awful at football. Their claim has no more merit than Wycombe or Boro against us, but the EFL are reaping what they sow here.
Either they make Reading and Barnsley figure something out and the cycle continues, or they dismiss it and make it clear that it's one rule for Derby and another for everyone else.

Barnsley might have messed this up mind you, did they threaten to sue the EFL directly if nothing is done? That's how you get the EFL to do your bidding for you.

Barnsley might have messed this up mind you, did they threaten to sue the EFL directly if nothing is done? That's how you get the EFL to do your bidding for you.

Barnsley might have messed this up mind you, did they threaten to sue the EFL directly if nothing is done? That's how you get the EFL to do your bidding for you.

The main thing putting Barnsley at a competitive disadvantage is that they are absolutely awful at football. Their claim has no more merit than Wycombe or Boro against us, but the EFL are reaping what they sow here.
Either they make Reading and Barnsley figure something out and the cycle continues, or they dismiss it and make it clear that it's one rule for Derby and another for everyone else.

The main thing putting Barnsley at a competitive disadvantage is that they are absolutely awful at football. Their claim has no more merit than Wycombe or Boro against us, but the EFL are reaping what they sow here.
Either they make Reading and Barnsley figure something out and the cycle continues, or they dismiss it and make it clear that it's one rule for Derby and another for everyone else.

Barnsley might have messed this up mind you, did they threaten to sue the EFL directly if nothing is done? That's how you get the EFL to do your bidding for you.

Barnsley might have messed this up mind you, did they threaten to sue the EFL directly if nothing is done? That's how you get the EFL to do your bidding for you.

The main thing putting Barnsley at a competitive disadvantage is that they are absolutely awful at football. Their claim has no more merit than Wycombe or Boro against us, but the EFL are reaping what they sow here.
Either they make Reading and Barnsley figure something out and the cycle continues, or they dismiss it and make it clear that it's one rule for Derby and another for everyone else.

The main thing putting Barnsley at a competitive disadvantage is that they are absolutely awful at football. Their claim has no more merit than Wycombe or Boro against us, but the EFL are reaping what they sow here.
Either they make Reading and Barnsley figure something out and the cycle continues, or they dismiss it and make it clear that it's one rule for Derby and another for everyone else.

The main thing putting Barnsley at a competitive disadvantage is that they are absolutely awful at football. Their claim has no more merit than Wycombe or Boro against us, but the EFL are reaping what they sow here.
Either they make Reading and Barnsley figure something out and the cycle continues, or they dismiss it and make it clear that it's one rule for Derby and another for everyone else.

Barnsley might have messed this up mind you, did they threaten to sue the EFL directly if nothing is done? That's how you get the EFL to do your bidding for you.

The main thing putting Barnsley at a competitive disadvantage is that they are absolutely awful at football. Their claim has no more merit than Wycombe or Boro against us, but the EFL are reaping what they sow here.
Either they make Reading and Barnsley figure something out and the cycle continues, or they dismiss it and make it clear that it's one rule for Derby and another for everyone else.

Barnsley might have messed this up mind you, did they threaten to sue the EFL directly if nothing is done? That's how you get the EFL to do your bidding for you.

Barnsley might have messed this up mind you, did they threaten to sue the EFL directly if nothing is done? That's how you get the EFL to do your bidding for you.

Barnsley might have messed this up mind you, did they threaten to sue the EFL directly if nothing is done? That's how you get the EFL to do your bidding for you.

Barnsley might have messed this up mind you, did they threaten to sue the EFL directly if nothing is done? That's how you get the EFL to do your bidding for you.

The main thing putting Barnsley at a competitive disadvantage is that they are absolutely awful at football. Their claim has no more merit than Wycombe or Boro against us, but the EFL are reaping what they sow here.
Either they make Reading and Barnsley figure something out and the cycle continues, or they dismiss it and make it clear that it's one rule for Derby and another for everyone else.

The main thing putting Barnsley at a competitive disadvantage is that they are absolutely awful at football. Their claim has no more merit than Wycombe or Boro against us, but the EFL are reaping what they sow here.
Either they make Reading and Barnsley figure something out and the cycle continues, or they dismiss it and make it clear that it's one rule for Derby and another for everyone else.

We'd be deducted 3 points for making Parry's cornflakes go soggy whilst he read the email.