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Remember watching some Aussie Rules years ago and some lad was bounding across the pitch with his big mad head of long curly locks bouncing the ball merrily as he went and some horrible barstad trying to catch up just grabbed a dirty great handful of his hair from behind. The lad’s feet flew out in front of him such was the skilful application of the laws of physics. Don’t think he got sent off although a fight broke out obviously.

He pulled his bobble out the b*****d

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Same. If this is how he is going about the place, saying it’s all on the atmosphere created by the supporters and f*** all else… He’s lazy.

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Doesn’t seem like a bad lad does he

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He is spot on here. I don’t believe he knows wtf he is talking about Total rubbish and he’s making them out to be the greatest team that’s ever gone onto a football pitch, the f***ing prick. It’s PSG players who will hear that and think ‘he’s right we are that good’, not ours. d****ead.

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His squad is so small tho!

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https://hillsboroughexposed.com/ A book called Why the Face? Hillsborough: The Third Injustice by a local writer Anthony Marlow.

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In the detail again… Exc: Keir Starmer will scrap a veto for security service chiefs that would have allowed them to block spies from giving evidence to public inquiries under the latest changes to the Hillsborough law. The prime minister is poised to water down blanket powers for MI5, MI6 and GCHQ to prevent spies from giving evidence over national security concerns. Instead, service chiefs will have to make a court application for the disclosure to be partially or fully exempted in line with present practices, such as a public interest immunity application. In a further olive branch to victims' families and Labour MPs, the PM will also extend the new duty of candour law in legislation to cover counterterrorism police and defence intelligence. It is the latest move by No 10 to try to unblock the legislation that has been delayed for a year. However, government insiders conceded that the bill would not be passed before the end of the parliamentary session - so will have to be rolled over into the next one

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if his aim is to stifle them and go for it late on then he’s a bigger idiot than he looks Yano, quieten the home crowd why don’t ya

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