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That's correct both about football and Brexit, not sure why it's bad.
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fat gay nonce posted:That's correct both about football and Brexit, not sure why it's bad. Yeah it seems spot on.
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Jan 31, 2020 13:18
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it's an insanely bad and dumb take on the EU, formulated like it's some real deep wisdom. hope this helps ops.
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Jan 31, 2020 14:09
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I don't think it's saying that is what the EU actually is but rather how its viewed by Brits who voted for Brexit, which is absolutely accurate
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Butterfly Valley posted:I don't think it's saying that is what the EU actually is but rather how its viewed by Brits who voted for Brexit, which is absolutely accurate  In short, wrong thread OP
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Jan 31, 2020 14:21
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football fans, much like the british public, are stupid scumbags to a man
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Jan 31, 2020 14:23
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Couldn't decide on a thread for this 
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I just bought the LEGO international space station 
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Bundy posted:Couldn't decide on a thread for this Definitely wrong thread. Lego is cool and good. Regardless of the stadium in question
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Feb 1, 2020 14:40
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adults buying Lego for themselves
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oliwan posted:adults buying Lego for themselves You are anhedonic.
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Lego is cool and good except when they're wasting a huge amount of plastic on building the loving swamp
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Butterfly Valley posted:Lego is cool and good except when they're wasting a huge amount of plastic on building the loving swamp At least an emptyhad one would be match day accurate lmao
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Feb 1, 2020 15:31
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Bundy posted:Couldn't decide on a thread for this even though it's old toilet it's still cool
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i hate man u but old trafford looks way cooler than all the generic stadiums built in the last 25 years
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jesus WEP posted:i hate man u but old trafford looks way cooler than all the generic stadiums built in the last 25 years By all accounts it’s glitter on a turd at this point
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jesus WEP posted:i hate man u but old trafford looks way cooler than all the generic stadiums built in the last 25 years Spurs stadium looks cool and is probably the best stadium atm.
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Feb 1, 2020 20:45
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its okay. prob just me being old but i prefer the look of a stadium with 4 separate stands, whether the corners have been filled in or not. the perfect oval just looks dull.
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jesus WEP posted:its okay. prob just me being old but i prefer the look of a stadium with 4 separate stands, whether the corners have been filled in or not. the perfect oval just looks dull. I like stadiums with one massive stand from a fit of 90s optimism dwarfing the rest of the ground.
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Feb 1, 2020 20:55
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CyberPingu posted:Spurs stadium looks cool and is probably the best stadium atm. It looks like a toilet but I guess modern plumbing does kinda kick rear end
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Feb 1, 2020 21:26
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CyberPingu posted:Spurs stadium looks cool and is probably the best stadium atm. right thread
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CyberPingu posted:Spurs stadium looks cool and is probably the best stadium atm. I hadn’t really taken a close look at Spurs stadium before this and gently caress me that is awful.
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https://twitter.com/5liveSport/status/1224049680981614594?s=19
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Feb 2, 2020 20:57
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Thats amazing. I love chemically aided callers
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Feb 2, 2020 21:02
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Well, the caller's not wrong...
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oliwan posted:Well, the caller's not wrong... Gary spotted
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Feb 2, 2020 21:06
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That’s amazing.
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Feb 2, 2020 21:07
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pik_d posted:StatMan Gaz spotted
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Feb 2, 2020 23:38
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That is an incredible meltdown. Seriously, what's his SA name?
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sticksy posted:That is an incredible meltdown. Seriously, what's his SA name? PitUAE
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Honestly, this may be the best meltdown I've ever heard.
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I can't bring myself to listen to a fan of my club melting down enough that robbie fuckin savage is able to clown on him, the embarrassment by association would be too strong
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Butterfly Valley posted:I can't bring myself to listen to a fan of my club melting down enough that robbie fuckin savage is able to clown on him, the embarrassment by association would be too strong It's good but it's not 606 in Moyes' season at United good.
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Feb 3, 2020 01:27
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You don't have to decide that you got owned in a vintage way that can't be matched,
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I think I found Johnathan Woodgate's Reddit account: On talking about his transfer to Real quote:
On talking about worse transfers quote:
Then after being asked if he is Woodgate quote:You seem vexed about discussing football on discussion thread in a football forum. If you don't enjoy common sense, don't engage.
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It is safe to say that Liverpool will win the league this season and they will be worthy winners. However, I don’t understand the need to disparage or overinflate this achievement by claiming the league was harder or easier to win in the past. JohnnyWicky makes an assertion that “the premier league is currently in this moment probably the strongest it has been in the last decade”. Interestingly, he calls it a fact (what is it about some of the Liverpool contingent and facts, they just can’t get enough of them) before outlining a subjective argument based on performance in Europe, the might of the “smallest” teams and the belief that the game is tougher now than it has ever been. How is the performance of English teams in Europe proof that the domestic league is the strongest it has been in a decade? This just shows the strength of a handful of top English teams relative to their European opponents, many of whom may be weaker at this moment in time than in the past. And just because the smaller teams have more money now doesn’t count for much when the bigger teams have even more i.e. it is all relative. So, in the interests of probably nobody, how does one define the strength of a league when one accepts JohnnyWicky’s facts to be fiction? Well I would say a better measure is how competitive it is; after all, a chain is only as strong as its weakest link. With this in mind, and without undertaking a full-blown statistical analysis (as it is a waste of my time and yours), I simply took the average points of the top 4 after the same amount of games played this season (25) for each of the last ten seasons and subtracted the average points of the bottom 4 teams – the lower the score the more competitive the season, as the “smaller” teams would have picked up more points relative to the “bigger” teams. The highly-scientific results show that this season was joint-fourth (with 2012/13), with the difference in averages being 31. By a long way the 2010/11 season was the most competitive (a difference of 26). Now what does this tell us? It basically confirms what most of us already knew – the Man Utd team of 2010/11 were awesome, beating an extremely strong trio (Chelsea, City and Arsenal) to the domestic title, coming runner-up in the CL to arguably the best club side ever (Pep’s Barca) and would wipe the floor with this current Liverpool side, who have the advantage of VAR, transparency, sports science, improved diets and conditioning and don’t have to travel to Elland Road to play a rival who truly hates you, with their biggest fear apparently being a trip to the admittedly-noisy but in-no-way-intimidating Molineux. Ah the good old days, when Dimiflop Berbaflop laughed in the face of one misguided Liverpool fan by scoring a hat-trick against them and claiming the golden boot. I guess one man’s romantic nostalgia is another man’s recency bias.
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There's a lot to unpack there, but who can forget the legendary Leeds campaign in the 2010/11 Premier League season...
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I like the allusion that sports science did not exist in the dark mediaeval days of 2010, a full decade after lance armstrong won tour de france among literally a thousand other examples
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What about the fact that the whole "facts" thing has obviously eaten physical holes into Man U fans' brains?
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