Ridiculous!
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Another one in favour of a ground like a morgue? Ironic from someone who names himself after a track (admittedly one stolen from others like so many they did) from one of the loudest bands.
Yes, let us all listen to the authorities. Like they did under Hitler and Stalin?
no .. just want to go support my team however I choose to .. if there are restrictions on travel Ill accept them as its up to them ... its called LAW
Rules aren't the law. And rules get bent and altered all the time. If they didn't we would still be living like we did decades ago.
Thank heaven everyone is not like your we wouldn't have many of the things we take for granted nowadays as nobody would have for them altered, they would have just shrugged and said rules is rules, there is nothing we can do about it. Kids up chimneys, no unions, paid holidays, votes for all. Let's be grateful to those who go against the grain.
hang on a minute .. thought this was a football match .. not general government ? ... or is this your "escape" to go against the grain ?
seriously .. get your life in prespective .. when I played for under 16's Gb team we had all sorts of rules and regs we had to follow .. its the laws of the game ... and no matter how loud you shout on a forum it will not change
Let's not forget there are some ****ers on here who get upset if our fans sing 'upsetting' songs to the scum police force that is SYP (that's right, the ones who presided over 96 deaths, subsequent cover up, tampered with statements to protect themselves, put in claims for 'trauma suffered' at that game, sought to find evidence of drunken fans to exonerate themselves from blame and NOT ONE OF WHOM CAME FORWARD AS A WHISTLEBLOWER)
Laws and rules are not the same thing.
I hope you never, ever, exceed the speed limit or cross at a pelican crossing, even if there are no cars in sight, on a red light.
And, what rules and regulations got to do with our freedom to travel toHuddersfield? You say it is the law? What law? As I said if people had been like you down the ages accepting whatever was dished out to them we would have none of he things we take for granted now.
And do you think we would have got things like paid holidays if I wasn't for unions. Your statement anyone with a decent job gets them is stupid. They wouldn't have done without people and unions fighting for them. You don't realise what a relatively modern phenomenon having more than one weeks holiday is.
Votes for all wouldn't have happened if everyone was like you and had gone around wringing their hands and saying it was pointless trying to change things because rules are rules and you can't change them. Travelling away wouldn't be an issue simply because you would be working Saturday mornings, if not all day Saturday. Even in the fifties and sixties a lot of people worked Saturday mornings as part of a normal working week. Midweek games were on a Thursday afternoon because that many people had that afternoon off and worked on a Saturday.
Interesting how you took great effort to 'crowbar' that into your answer. I find little things like that are quite revealing.
Two Chelsea fans where imprisoned for possessing smoke bombs. Just harmless fun gets you a custodial! Make you think eh.
Challenging percieved injustice and stupid practice often contributes to progress.
Many are apathetic hence the ability of the haves to effectively ring fence the top earning professions for their own.They let us enthuse and rant over football whilst making sure the lions share of the money and power stay in the same hands.Unfortunately by means of the Daily Mail/Express they can stir up enough hatred against other groups to distract from what is actually going on.
Check out the percentage of public school kids who become hospital consultants,cabinet ministers,high ranking(therefore influential)members of the legal sytem.
If you are thinking-"well we all knew that".Well the top selling music charts stars and olympic medallists(you guessed it)
It is good to protest and not just put up with" it".
My dad was regularly beaten up 50 years ago for daring to fight for his rights .He is very small.It did not stop him and he helped to improve conditions for ordinary people-decent pay,safer working conditions.None of these were likely to be offered without some oik kicking off.I am not a socialist but I feel more sympathy for some of the Daily Mail scroungers than I do for the smug fat cats who carve up our dosh amongst themselves.
WYP have made a mistake in deciding this is a high risk game(based on analysis of the previous fixtures I presume)
Many are apathetic hence the ability of the haves to effectively ring fence the top earning professions for their own.They let us enthuse and rant over football whilst making sure the lions share of the money and power stay in the same hands.Unfortunately by means of the Daily Mail/Express they can stir up enough hatred against other groups to distract from what is actually going on.
Check out the percentage of public school kids who become hospital consultants,cabinet ministers,high ranking(therefore influential)members of the legal sytem.
If you are thinking-"well we all knew that".Well the top selling music charts stars and olympic medallists(you guessed it)
It is good to protest and not just put up with" it".
My dad was regularly beaten up 50 years ago for daring to fight for his rights .He is very small.It did not stop him and he helped to improve conditions for ordinary people-decent pay,safer working conditions.None of these were likely to be offered without some oik kicking off.I am not a socialist but I feel more sympathy for some of the Daily Mail scroungers than I do for the smug fat cats who carve up our dosh amongst themselves.
WYP have made a mistake in deciding this is a high risk game(based on analysis of the previous fixtures I presume)
Challenging percieved injustice and stupid practice often contributes to progress.
Many are apathetic hence the ability of the haves to effectively ring fence the top earning professions for their own.They let us enthuse and rant over football whilst making sure the lions share of the money and power stay in the same hands.Unfortunately by means of the Daily Mail/Express they can stir up enough hatred against other groups to distract from what is actually going on.
Check out the percentage of public school kids who become hospital consultants,cabinet ministers,high ranking(therefore influential)members of the legal sytem.
If you are thinking-"well we all knew that".Well the top selling music charts stars and olympic medallists(you guessed it)
It is good to protest and not just put up with" it".
My dad was regularly beaten up 50 years ago for daring to fight for his rights .He is very small.It did not stop him and he helped to improve conditions for ordinary people-decent pay,safer working conditions.None of these were likely to be offered without some oik kicking off.I am not a socialist but I feel more sympathy for some of the Daily Mail scroungers than I do for the smug fat cats who carve up our dosh amongst themselves.
WYP have made a mistake in deciding this is a high risk game(based on analysis of the previous fixtures I presume)
Many are apathetic hence the ability of the haves to effectively ring fence the top earning professions for their own.They let us enthuse and rant over football whilst making sure the lions share of the money and power stay in the same hands.Unfortunately by means of the Daily Mail/Express they can stir up enough hatred against other groups to distract from what is actually going on.
Check out the percentage of public school kids who become hospital consultants,cabinet ministers,high ranking(therefore influential)members of the legal sytem.
If you are thinking-"well we all knew that".Well the top selling music charts stars and olympic medallists(you guessed it)
It is good to protest and not just put up with" it".
My dad was regularly beaten up 50 years ago for daring to fight for his rights .He is very small.It did not stop him and he helped to improve conditions for ordinary people-decent pay,safer working conditions.None of these were likely to be offered without some oik kicking off.I am not a socialist but I feel more sympathy for some of the Daily Mail scroungers than I do for the smug fat cats who carve up our dosh amongst themselves.
WYP have made a mistake in deciding this is a high risk game(based on analysis of the previous fixtures I presume)
_they should be smart enough to admit it.
I gather they are being laughed at within their profession.
Result-close ranks and do not budge-remind anyone of any other football related stance.
I gather they are being laughed at within their profession.
Result-close ranks and do not budge-remind anyone of any other football related stance.
Unions have **** all power these days (by comparison).
Give me an example of real union power in this decade or the last to back up that statement.
I fear your correct lesson will be wasted on that nouveau prick.
These days people just adopt the spun bullshit from the media and purport it as their own opinion, in spite of history, facts or truth.
Unions have become a dirty word these days, despite the achievements you illustrate.
I wonder why? (rhetorical question)