The Christmas Debate

And they said turkeys would never vote for Christmas.
(did you see what I did there)?

 

Morning all..... Merry Xmas

Going in to Wakefield Xmas eve and doing to lovely photos, Christmas day will be spent with the family and doing a 5 to 6 mile round trip to pick up my daughter and bring her back with my dad

Player of the year Leeds wise has to be Jansson.

The Gaff of the year was Woy and the England Squad.

Performance of the year has to be the Welsh squad at the Euros

 

Morning Eire, here here relating to Cellino, only thing that worries me are how deep are his pock

He gobbled it up

 

Afternoon Wolves, well thought out. Have a great one

 

Afternoon Doc, have a great Christmas

 

Gaff of the year has to be Glory saying he would never go Leeds again while Cellino owned the club,then going again.




















15 times

 

point of order cellino has ony owned the club once.

 

Merry Xmas one and all
I want to pay a special tribute to the everyday, steadfast Leave voter: the heroes of 2016. We kept our heads while all around lost theirs. We rejected the politics of fear, and the media’s foul attempt to scare us into changing our minds with talk of a mad new era of populism, and stayed true to our beliefs.
And here’s the best bit: most of us voted, not out of self-interest, but for what we think is the greater, democratic good.
Let me tell you about the bit in this week’s CNN/ComRes poll that really got me: 17 per cent of those who think their personal finances will worsen as a result of Brexit say they would still vote Leave. In short, they put their belief in how to make Britain a better, more democratic nation above their own economic comfort. There must be something in my eye.

Some bitter and twisted Remaoaners think Brexit proves that ordinary people like us make decisions on impulse, feeling [and] emotion’, and we can’t be trusted with big political matters. The opposite is the case. Brexit, and the continuing commitment to Brexit, proves that ordinary people like us are more than capable of thinking for ourselves; that we do not succumb to fear; that we are not like them - the easily led, fickle creatures of chattering-class legend.

Ignore all the nonsense about 2016 being the worst year ever. This year has confirmed that huge numbers of people are unafraid and unbowed, and are willing to revolt against established opinion and sweep aside institutions they consider unjust.
Leave has been the best thing to happen to British politics in my lifetime — all hail its army of voters.

 

Is there not a thread already covering this??

 

no - this is the only award thread

 

Morning everyone

 

Morning.
Bit of a bad head today.
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If you follow Rodney Marsh on Twatter you may have seen him answering the following question yesterday: Who was the manager most unlucky to be sacked. Garry Monk was his reply. That says it all really we are lucky to have him so lets hope we can keep him and he can get us promotion this season or next

 

I have little doubt it will be this season actually I quite fancy a winning day out at Wemberlee

 

Well that's a good start to my chrimbo, was asked to leave Weatherspoons yesterday because I was unsteady on my feet, absolute bollox..

Anyway seeing that everyone is in the christmas mood I better wish you'se all a happy Chrimbo. Catch you all soon..

 

HappyChristmas Shaks. Don't know why you'd bother drinking in those weatherspons pubs anyway. No atmosphere

 

Happy Christmas all

 

You too mate.

 

Have a good one shaks and all your clan, and for what its worth we know you would have been far worse than unsteady on your feet.

 

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