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    I have no axe to grind with you CP as I have told you in the past. Just some of what you write. It's a forum, people disagree. You sometimes have views which are different from mine and occasionally write content which I believe to be untrue. So I have my say and you have yours.
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    Can you point me to the pages of the Labour manifesto which refers to the banning of dog racing, fishing and the keeping of caged birds? I am not a Labour voter, nor have I read the manifesto, but I doubt very much that what you are saying is factually correct. You tend to make assertions which are not true. For example you attacked Carol Cadwalladr and accused her of lying. In fact Banks LOST his libel case against Cadwalladr who is an award winning, highly respected investigative journalist. She did however apologise to Banks for accusing him of lying when in fact it was not him but h
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    I'm surprised you would breed from a stud which didn't strike. The owner should not have had him standing at stud with a fault like that. Perhaps you didn't know this when you bought your pup?
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    Excellent post .
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    In Foreman's case because the quality of opponent was infinitely better back then. In Tyson's case because he wasn't a great fighter. He always quickly unravelled psychologically when he couldn't intimidate an opponent early on. In his last fight he quit. I honestly believe Wilder wouldn't have made the grade as a sparring partner in the seventies which was the heyday of heavyweight boxing. He has a freakish windmilling punch. End of.
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    The 20 year defending champion was an old man who even Joshua blew away. Wilder is 20 pounds lighter than Usyk, and skill wise is a poor boxer. But he flattened Fury several times.
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    Fury's style was transformed by Sugarhill. He was taught how to best use his size, strength and punching power. Joshua needs to employ Sugarhill to stop him being so uptight, defensive and unsure of himself. In his early days Joshua used to impose himself on his opponent and didn't mind taking a risk. He's a shadow of his former self now. Fury needs to stop talking shite and get in the ring with Usyk. Otherwise he will be remembered in boxing history as a ducker and diver.
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    That's a load of bollocks. I had that years before the jabs.
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    What if these craft contained extra terrestrials who came in peace with an offer to solve the problems of planet earth overnight. They had the secret to solving overpopulation, greed, war and disease. Guess we f****d up again.
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    Stranger still. Anyone read the bible?
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    Experience is a wonderful thing.
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    My phone is refusing to play the clip again. However I accept your interpretation of events. Even so, the huntsman acted recklessly in the spur of that moment. I think he's on a sticky wicket if it reaches court. The sabs will make a meal of it for sure. Victimhood runs in their veins.
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    I hope if Starmer gets in that he introduces proportional representation and they have that policy in their manifesto. Huge areas of the UK don't really get a democratic vote because of the first past the post system. The tories often get into power even though the majority of the turnout didn't vote for them. Under proportional representation, all the parties get a seat at the top table. Government policy is decided by the major parties acting together. Critics of PR say nothing gets done, everything is watered down as parties try to accommodate each other. However I think that is the strengt
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    Sabs are annoying and sometimes put themselves in danger during their activities. I have every sympathy with the guy on the horse. However you cannot give an ultimatum and say "move or I will mow you down". If you were a car driver in the same circumstances you would be in big trouble if you deliberately aimed your car at an annoying, defiant pedestrian. Imo his actions were over the top, even though he was sorely provoked.
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    Good post. Wages have been held down by an endless supply of cheap labour. Investment in new technology has also been held back for the same reason. Much of the UK's factories are stuck with old fashioned, sometimes victorian machinery. The tories then moan about the UKs poor productivity. There was a book penned by Patel,Raab and some other tory low life which described british workers as lazy because of our poor productivity. They didn't mention the amount of cash our competitor governments make available to industry. Nor did they mention the brilliant apprenticeship schemes our European co
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    Capitalism...where private owners run an economy for profit. Politicians are their bought and paid for gophers. The tories can't even run an economy in the home of the industrial revolution. They don't understand that there's got to be give as well as take. People must have affordable housing, a meritocratic education system, a first class health system and a wage which enables them to buy goodies the capitalist system manufactures. That way they get voted back in again. They continue to f**k up on all those essentials to a decent life. Starmer is now crawling to the big money boys askin
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    There was a top level meeting today between remainers, brexiteeers and big business today. The aim was to address how we progress as a country now that Brexit has happened. How has Brexit been for you personally? Many people opted for Brexit to bring down immigration, but immigration has risen. Immigrants used to come from the EU states, now they come from non EU states. My hope for Brexit was that wages and conditions would improve for ordinary people , but I can't see that happening as yet. Thoughts? Experiences? Anybody brexiteers now regret Brexit? Anybody reckon it'
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    Dingo/ dog hybrids are common in Australia. They are a big problem for livestock farmers. Pest controllers earn a living controlling them.
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    Have you a link to either of those stories bud?
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    Seen this? Poor bugger paces all night wanting to be out doing what feral dogs do. Cant help thinking it should have been left doing its own thing. Dog abandoned in desert by callous owners found running with wild COYOTE pack - Mirror Online WWW.MIRROR.CO.UK The semi-feral dog was nicknamed Ghost by locals who kept seeing him wander into town. After the pup developed a limp concerns were raised the coyotes...
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    As far as I can make out the Saudi sponsorship deal of Man U has now expired. I wasnt aware of it. Supporters generally aren't aware of sponsorship deals except perhaps the logo on the shirts. You seem to be saying "you are just as guilty as me in accepting "bloodthirsty" Saudi money". I dispute this.There are reports that the Newcastle owners may sell 'the toon' and buy United. However I can assure you that if any shady characters buy Man U, especially any medieval Saudi or Quatari sheikh hustlers, my support of Man U will cease. The 'soul' of the club will completely disappear. Its a
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    If you go to the three dots at the top of your post you will see an edit option.
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    I see Joe Bugner has severe dementia and is in a care home. Shame.
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    It may surprise you, but I don't make business decisions at Man U. If I did, I wouldn't touch Saudi money or Glazer money or Ratcliffe money. Maybe I'm naive but I believe in decency. Let's face it the Saudis are implicated in planting the seeds of militant Islamism, in 9/11 and in the blatant murder of people who speak out against their authority. Hardly "fit and proper persons" to own a football club.
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