What are our keeping options? Kenny was poor against Wednesday, and going feet
first instead of horizontally wide against Nugent on Saturday was the wrong
choice, as others have said here spreading himself wide might have saved the
goal.
He doesn't command his area at corners and free kicks,
Do you really think Zoopla are withdrawing sponsorship because of a single
player's ambiguous gesture? Sounds like a convenient excuse to save cash to
me.
On 21 January 2014 12:36, Steve Gillen steve.gil...@ntlworld.com wrote:
Very true... to this day I will have no truck with
any Sharp
Hey Rich, yes I am - unfortunately in the home end, but beggars can't be
choosers. Just thinking ahead to at least organising a pub to meet in.
Unfortunately, there aren't many near the ground - the one around the
corner is home fans only. However, the one opposite Pokesdown railway
station
Actually it's not a right wing politician but a comedian (albeit a political
one) and they are trying to ban him from performing.
Anelka says its anti-establishment NOT anti-Semitic.
Really we all ought to be a bit less touchy on these things, BUT the bottom
line is that Anelka used it to push
It's not as if they're even withdrawing sponsorship, they're just not renewing
at the end of the season.
Why didn't they make comment before and not just on the eve of a live televised
game?
The fact that their name is still on the kit and Anelka is sauntering about in
a branded trackie top,
Yep, 'tis PR.
If they were bothered they would withdraw sponsorship and demand
compensation.
On 21 January 2014 13:23, Ian Murray ianjamesmur...@hotmail.com wrote:
My thoughts exactly Joe. Clearly clever marketing on their part. Now
they're on the front and back pages and are portrayed as
I was looking for a new tv over Christmas and the showroom bloke pointed me to
a sharp to which my response was synonymous to f@ck off. Poor guy was a little
taken aback
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On Jan 21, 2014, at 7:36 AM, Steve Gillen steve.gil...@ntlworld.com wrote:
Very true... to this day
I cancelled my companies travel insurance with AIG when they became sponsor.
However sadly Vodafone gave us a better deal for what we need. I feel dirty
when I see the logo
I will not have sharp though, ever!
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On 21 Jan 2014, at 14:07, Nicholas Armit arm...@yahoo.com wrote:
It's a difficult one. I was castigated for wearing an England cricket shirt
with Vodaphone on it. My reasoning was: they didn't sponsor scum anymore and I
like English cricket. It was a genuine dilemma though at the time.
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On 21 Jan 2014, at 22:10, Matt Anderson
A Leeds XI side were victorious on Tuesday afternoon in a behind-closed-doors
friendly at Thorp Arch against a Burnley XI.
United’s goalscorers against the Clarets were El-Hadji Diouf, Matt Smith, and
Luke Murphy.
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No.. I never said that - I simply said that as
those companies chose to sponsor a certain team
then I choose not to support their products - this
I was agreeing is a risk companies take if they
sponsor something which generates passionate
feelings in people - some you will over and others
will
Look at how Tiger Woods got bounced.
I mean its normal practise for a golfer to play a round.
Sorry for that. Whos line is it 'I'll get my coat'?
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Look at the 9h27 entry:
http://www.theguardian.com/football/2014/jan/21/west-ham-v-manchester-city-live-report-capital-one-cup
Damian
What is the Gruniad coming to? ;)
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I'm convinced that it is anti-semitic. Now - but probably not at the start.
An example of the vacuum-effect you inevitably have when people are not
allowed to have a rational debate about open sores on the body politic:
Statesman - I really feel unconfortable about the Israeli State's policies
Cheers Damian. My points exactly. Both the inventor of the gesture and
Anelka said its an anti-establishment genture (hear hear Ian M.) however
its been taken by others and over time turned into something else.
I read some guy stating its an inverted nazi salute but wouldnt that be
taking your
The swatstika was originally a symbol of Buddhism. Get a massive one painted on
your car and see what happens.
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On 22 Jan 2014, at 8:02, Eric B barl...@gmail.com wrote:
Cheers Damian. My points exactly. Both the inventor of the gesture and
Anelka said its an
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