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Just now, 86 Hair Islands said:
I thought the lad was a 18, but if you need to feel that I'm not fussed by paedos fill your boots. ICGAF.
Not when he met him and helped him all the way through to a job in television he wasn’t.
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23 minutes ago, 86 Hair Islands said:
Just sick of hearing about it to be honest. It's the whole self-pity thing that irks me most tbh. He did what he did, now he's been fired and his career is over, but him trying to flip it back on his accusers just confirms in my mind how manipulative the man really is. We've folk starving, a war in Ukraine, a divided country creaking under the cost of living, but hey, let's all feel sorry for Phil. It's one of those instances where the man's narcissism is so rampant that he can't conceive of how his behaviour is viewed. He's had plenty to say about others during his career, so I feel very little pity for him now.
Self pity irks you more than grooming a child?
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Just now, angieram said:
I know, never left an away game early yet.
We have some right idiots follow us away, too drunk or drugged up to see out the 90 minutes. And can't cope with losing (which is not much good if you're a Derby fan!)
Unfortunately, all teams have this these days.
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Hijacking this thread, not worth a new one but whatever
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3 minutes ago, Anag Ram said:
Last year we’d have taken Theresa May 😊
Wondered who was masquerading as Collins all season.
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12 minutes ago, Tamworthram said:
I don’t have a great deal of sympathy for Schofield (although I suspect he does have a point, to an extend, and the level of attention may not have been quite as high if it had been a heterosexual relationship) and obviously don’t know what his true state of mind is but your sentiment may be easier said than done. I suspect a large proportion of people that see ending it all as the only way out of what they consider an intolerable situation they find themselves in (whether self inflicted or not) leave loved ones behind.
I don't agree with that. It would have been worse. If a bloke groomed a young girl until she was of age, it would have been made a way bigger deal of.
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Some guy named Will Randall. Nothing to see here.
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Fair few of them think it's Jordan Smith
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Fail to be too bothered whoever we play pre-season. We've had all kinds of differing pre-seasons through the years and it never seems to have a massive impact on the season itself regardless of who we play. I think what happens between those games is clearly what's more important.
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38 minutes ago, DavesaRam said:
Here’s a curved ball - what do you think of Dan Butterworth, who was with Port Vale last season, and is apparently without a club at the moment? I remember him buzzing around causing us a lot of trouble when we played at theirs.
I was there that night and we couldn't get near him. On a free and a good age, would be daft not consider it. Good shout.
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2 minutes ago, JuanFloEvraTheCocu'sNesta said:
The transfer window has been open for just under ten hours at this point and we have signed nobody.
Sack the board. Sack the new fella from Oxford. Sack Warne. Fire someone in to the sun on the next SpaceX rocket.
Transfer window doesn't open until the 14th.
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28 minutes ago, MadAmster said:
I'm hoping that PW gets his wish and attracts a good number of 24 to 29 year olds as we lack that and they are often the glue that holds a side together.
It's usually the other way round. They should be your core... and we kinda don't have one.
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20 minutes ago, Dcfcsr92 said:
Its come from someone i would believe but at the same time unreliable as hes not anything to do with the club, but we do children's coaching with each other and we do a lot of local academy with our team and back at Moor Farm on the 10th and that's the reason I believe him as he knows people on the inside
Maybe it's just what I have been told, I'm not saying it's 100% true but it's come from a quite reliable guy and it's a random asf name to just randomly pull out the hat! We will see in the next few days I was just trying to share the info I have been told
Not knocking any info you give like as it is the rumour thread but it’s not that random. We need a striker and he was at Rotherham.
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54 minutes ago, Ambitious said:
No idea if any of these are actually good, but when I was bored last night I decided to have a search on WhoScored to see some anomaly and two young players that came up when looking at creative players were Phoenix Patterson and Tyler Goodrham.
In terms of 'key passes' both were very high in terms of 'per 90 minutes' and both players finished the season very strong - Goodrham is 19 and Patterson is 22. As I said, absolutely no idea how good they are and they're not playing week-in, week-out for their teams but thought they were statistically interesting.
Two young forwards: Kieran Phillips & Aidan Keena were another two of interest.
Phoenix Patterson is a name and a half. Named after River Phoenix apparently. Only just Fleetwood in January though, similar to Aidan Keena who only signed in January too
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3 minutes ago, Carnero said:
Bit of a bugger if Reading get Wilder, would vastly improve their chances of contending next season.
What does their retained list and things look like? Can’t say I’ve looked or come across anything.
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1 minute ago, SKRam said:
Can announce a transfer whenever you want, still won't go through until the window opens.
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Thought we might as well fire up this thread...
Reading set to appoint Chris Wilder as manager.
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10 minutes ago, Gaspode said:
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri
Based on the brief story description (a mother trying to get the local police force to put more effort into finding the man that raped and murdered her daughter), I really didn't think this would be my sort of film. I suspected it would be far too bleak and depressing - but I couldn't have been more wrong...Be warned there's plenty of adult content including very strong language, some racist language, and a few violent scenes, but it's also full of black humour (with some real laugh out loud moments) and some terrific acting.
A solid 8/10 - veering towards a 9/10 - well worth a couple of hours of your time....
Been a few years since I saw this, but remember really liking it but felt it lacked a proper ending.
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Harvey Knibbs - Joined Reading
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same story as OP, just thought I’d share the tweet.