S.A.F.C. - the future
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I never thought that of Glenda Jackson but I’m thinking of her in a different light now, I’ll be looking into them further. Lol
Maybe Cara Delevingne?There's a flood of info to come out but Donald has his finger in the dyke ...
... and I don't mean Sandi Toksvig
Nah marra. What shows you up for who you really are is when you resort to telling lies about what people have said. I mean, you couldn't even bring yourself to admit you were wrong saying us and the mags would go into admin if the respective owners stopped funding us. In fact, you tried to deflect the conversation as far away from that as you could, attempted to twist what I'd said then resorted to bare face lies instead.
I can only wonder as to what kind of person would want to behave like a twisty lying **** yet all you need to do is look in the mirror.
was the only 'adult' rated film she was ever in iirc but it seemed to get far more publicity for the naked wrestling scene...to be honest, after watching it in my younger days the boobs were not really worth the effort.
on the other hand, that JLC scene made me an instant fan and quite surprised me.
Here @Niall Quinn’s Dad, I think you've used the wrong log in to reply to me here. @Dancingstripes has never interjected into one of our exchanges before and that quote of mine is deffo from an exhange I was having with NQD. I know I've already responded but I didn't actually notice which post of mine had been quoted till I went back to read the full page. It doesn't make much sense to me that @Dancingstripes would log on here and the first post he responds to isn't the one where I'm calling him a lying **** but a quote from an exchange I was having with NQD. How many log ins do actually you have?
I never said owt about Don being an outcast so you saying I believe he is is a lie.
I never said anything about funding either. I was pointing out your incorrect claim regarding us going into administration. So that's another lie.
I never said I believed footy clubs are profitable businesses either. I was offering my opinion on how a successful business should be run after you started deflecting the conversation over your incorrect claim about us going into admin. So another lie.
Two sentences, three lies. Explanation enough for you?
Behave. As if I'd take advice off a lying sack of ****e. Just thought it strange you responded to a post that was to NQD and not to yourself.
I think you'll find the above is incorrect. I don't think you know what you've said.
And now your claiming I'm 2 people which makes me think your totally confused.
At this point, there's no need to carry on the conversation, your erratic insults and confusing behaviour renders the conversation pointless.
Good night.
Dunno if it’s been posted but Piatek, one of FPP, just bought Sonderdyjke FC outright in his own.
No impact on us, or part of the group of them rounding up clubs? I’m having it for a bit more speculation like.
No impact on us, or part of the group of them rounding up clubs? I’m having it for a bit more speculation like.
Because you tagged me in the post.
Something else you must be confused about.
Again, goodnight.
https://lastwordonsports.com/footba...kRrz24c-2q3n9GYMXx3t1lCHiZueu5cElFBJA3Au-AtxM
The saga of William Storey and his proposed takeover of SunderlandFootball Club continues. For several weeks, the founder of Rich Energy has insisted via Twitter that he, and his backers are trying to buy the League One club. He has also appeared on local radio in a bid to convince the city of Sunderland.
The last anyone heard from Sunderland’s current owner Stewart Donald was at the end of July where he advised that the club had entered a ‘period of exclusivity’ with a preferred bidder. It had been hoped that the sale would be completed by the start of the season; however, two weeks in, and fans are still in the dark as to what is happening with the club. Unless they believe what William Storey is saying.
William Storey and His Sunderland Takeover Bid Continues
Former Formula One team sponsor, William Storey, continues to insist that he has made the best bid for the club. His most recent tweet indicated that he and his team are working hard to complete a deal. As the club is still in a period of exclusivity, fans are understandably wary about whether William Storey’s claims are indeed true.
William Storey has been Vocal on Social and Local Media
Drinks tycoon Storey has been very vocal of his desire to take control of Sunderland. He has posted pictures of himself outside of the Stadium of Light in a Sunderlandshirt and along the coastline of the city. Storey was also interviewed on the local radio station BBC Radio Newcastle, where he again expressed his eagerness to take over the club and return them to the Premier League.
Increased Scrutiny over Storey’s Business Background
Due to how vocal Storey has been in his pursuit of Sunderland, and the rumours in the local press that he is not seen as a credible buyer, the scrutiny over whether he could actually fund a takeover of a football club has intensified amongst fans.
Storey’s last venture into the world of sport did nothing for his reputation or the sport of Formula One. His ill-fated time in motorsport began with an attempt to buy the Force India team. His bid was dismissed. Storey followed this up with a sponsorship deal of the Haas F1 team. The sponsorship lasted less than a year before Storey and Rich Energy pulled out the multi-million-pound deal.
The William Storey Saga Needs to End Soon, One Way or Another
Fans, management, and players will be hoping this continuing saga ends sooner rather than later. The club are currently stuck in League One and with Stewart Donald wanting out, a new owner or owners is vital for the club to move forward. Sunderland are desperate to start their climb back to the Premier League and stability at the top is vital. The six-time English champions are now into their third successive League One season and want out as soon as possible.
The saga of William Storey and his proposed takeover of SunderlandFootball Club continues. For several weeks, the founder of Rich Energy has insisted via Twitter that he, and his backers are trying to buy the League One club. He has also appeared on local radio in a bid to convince the city of Sunderland.
The last anyone heard from Sunderland’s current owner Stewart Donald was at the end of July where he advised that the club had entered a ‘period of exclusivity’ with a preferred bidder. It had been hoped that the sale would be completed by the start of the season; however, two weeks in, and fans are still in the dark as to what is happening with the club. Unless they believe what William Storey is saying.
William Storey and His Sunderland Takeover Bid Continues
Former Formula One team sponsor, William Storey, continues to insist that he has made the best bid for the club. His most recent tweet indicated that he and his team are working hard to complete a deal. As the club is still in a period of exclusivity, fans are understandably wary about whether William Storey’s claims are indeed true.
William Storey has been Vocal on Social and Local Media
Drinks tycoon Storey has been very vocal of his desire to take control of Sunderland. He has posted pictures of himself outside of the Stadium of Light in a Sunderlandshirt and along the coastline of the city. Storey was also interviewed on the local radio station BBC Radio Newcastle, where he again expressed his eagerness to take over the club and return them to the Premier League.
Increased Scrutiny over Storey’s Business Background
Due to how vocal Storey has been in his pursuit of Sunderland, and the rumours in the local press that he is not seen as a credible buyer, the scrutiny over whether he could actually fund a takeover of a football club has intensified amongst fans.
Storey’s last venture into the world of sport did nothing for his reputation or the sport of Formula One. His ill-fated time in motorsport began with an attempt to buy the Force India team. His bid was dismissed. Storey followed this up with a sponsorship deal of the Haas F1 team. The sponsorship lasted less than a year before Storey and Rich Energy pulled out the multi-million-pound deal.
The William Storey Saga Needs to End Soon, One Way or Another
Fans, management, and players will be hoping this continuing saga ends sooner rather than later. The club are currently stuck in League One and with Stewart Donald wanting out, a new owner or owners is vital for the club to move forward. Sunderland are desperate to start their climb back to the Premier League and stability at the top is vital. The six-time English champions are now into their third successive League One season and want out as soon as possible.
Not incorrect, your quotes about me are your words and you make claims about what I believe, none of which I said. So that's you making **** up that is, or being a lying **** if you prefer. If you think I said different, quote it.
Ah, sorry, must have missed that. Do apologise. You're still a lying **** for the rest of it though.
Will you two pack it in. Not covering yourselves in any glory.
Your an angry fuçker mind.Behave man your going on silly.
middle aged blokes fighting with strangers on the internet.Mental.