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14 hours ago, steviewevie said:

Don't really go in for cheering England on much these days...but Gareth Southgate really does seem to be a good man. So, come on England.

 

This eloquent, personal piece has not gone down well at all with certain sections of England fans. How surprising…

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55 minutes ago, Ryan1984 said:

This eloquent, personal piece has not gone down well at all with certain sections of England fans. How surprising…

It’s almost as if the more we talk about the issue the bigger the opposition to it gets. 
 

You can usually spot the type easily though. They are adding warning flags to their cars now, seeing a red cross on a white background usually indicates an occupant with strong national identity. The more flags you see on the car the more hardcore they are. I saw a car yesterday with 4 flags and a poster in the back window. The driver looked exactly how you would expect him to look like. 

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13 minutes ago, steviewevie said:

look, and weep (unless you're one of the blue efestivallers, or one of the hate labour apart from the corbyn bit efestivallers then I expect you'd think is pretty cool)

 

Pure gerrymandering. I hate our voting system. 

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Imagine the chaos,,, what with security and all that stuff if Boris was to DRIVE to Cornwall... There's only 2 Rds you can take but only 1 to get him to the little village where the G7 is taking place.... 

It would be a fucking nightmare and cause traffic chaos...... Think it was the only thing he could do... Shouldn't have had the meeting in such a stupid place.. 

 

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6 minutes ago, Ryan1984 said:

Should have got the train and paid the fare. He’s keen enough to tell us all to start commuting…

Can't argue with that old son.... 

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15 hours ago, steviewevie said:

look, and weep (unless you're one of the blue efestivallers, or one of the hate labour apart from the corbyn bit efestivallers then I expect you'd think is pretty cool)

 

Utterly depressing. 

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16 hours ago, steviewevie said:

look, and weep (unless you're one of the blue efestivallers, or one of the hate labour apart from the corbyn bit efestivallers then I expect you'd think is pretty cool)

 

Scary - we're a lonely red blob in a sea of blue. But even more scary, Bristol has got its knob out.

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