Off Topic And Now for Something Completely Different
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Some lad in the pub with a stutter just told us he was going to his nan's for dinner and by the end we were all singing ' Hey Jude'
Bournemouth beach today. I’m feeling hungry. It must because I'm thinking of sandwiches.
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The first ten minutes of Sunday's Stockholm derby will consist of silence from the short sides – when AIK and Hammarby's supporters jointly protest against police actions.
– It is clear that when two rivalries go together and protesting means that it is something serious, says AIK striker Henok Goitom, who calls for dialogue.
In a joint action, AIK and Hammarby's respective heels have called for silence during Sunday's derby's ten initial minutes. This in a protest against the police's actions during the spring to remove pyrotechnics from allsvenska arenas.
And as I post that Seb Larsson scores 2 goals in two minutes.
– It is clear that when two rivalries go together and protesting means that it is something serious, says AIK striker Henok Goitom, who calls for dialogue.
In a joint action, AIK and Hammarby's respective heels have called for silence during Sunday's derby's ten initial minutes. This in a protest against the police's actions during the spring to remove pyrotechnics from allsvenska arenas.
And as I post that Seb Larsson scores 2 goals in two minutes.
I was in the shopping center next to the AIK ground earlier and they weren't silent in there. The bars were rammed and the singing was loud
. The Allsvenska might be a tin pot league (sorry Febbs) but the atmosphere has been cracking at all the games I've been to. They put a lot of big PL clubs to shame with their plastic tourists.On slight tangent a mate of mine got divorced quite recently and he's been to every Hammarby game home and away for both the footy and hockey this season. He's also doing quite well on the "second hand market".........makes you think really
I was in the shopping center next to the AIK ground earlier and they weren't silent in there. The bars were rammed and the singing was loud
On slight tangent a mate of mine got divorced quite recently and he's been to every Hammarby game home and away for both the footy and hockey this season. He's also doing quite well on the "second hand market".........makes you think really
Well it wasn't completely silent for the first 10 minutes but the noise level certainly ramped up after that.
Don’t they realise pyrotechnics and can lead to death, conflagration and traumatised people? Shame on them.
Excellent sharing of LGBTV+ photo's [can hardly see the tuckback] praise be to your liberalism
The Daily Mash 'journalists' have been conducting some research in one of our offices.
https://www.thedailymash.co.uk/news...hat-will-make-you-want-to-puke-20190531186145
I've literally heard most of these phases used in all seriousness.
https://www.thedailymash.co.uk/news...hat-will-make-you-want-to-puke-20190531186145
I've literally heard most of these phases used in all seriousness.
It's not new though is it, I can remember people going to the pub for 'drinky-poo's' in the 70's. There have always been nitwits.
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I just loved the car around that time, the sound is just music to my ears. Great footage, and good quality.
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What a lovely story this is, I hope the Allam's don't see it or he might decide to leave a statue of himself in the director's box before they leave.
