I'm sure there's worse things that can happen to folk other than not been able to use a local facility.
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Bit random. Strangely I was thinking more of people being affected by real issues like poverty, poor health or discrimination.
Lincoln Tiger
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I see that you continue to demonstrate the same sort of sensitivity that you showed over the Tunisia events. (Thankfully those posts were removed - though no remorse from you). However, laughably on another thread you to tell folks to grow up over some trivial technical point. Comedy gold or just ****wittedness?
Discrimination, like being denied access to a publicly owned sports hall so the current landlord can get around £500,000 from the Premier League?
a lot of water will flow before then, beginning with the injunction and then the full court hearing. Unless the City Council back down or Assem Allam starts talking to them.
The level of ****ishness shown by the ''he can do no wrong'' types reaches ever greater heights ....................... loathsome ****s to a man.
yeah heh somehow I can't see either side backing down.
it's a real shame cos AA has done a lort of good for the city.
this will sully his reputation in the city.
I'd be interested to see how often they actually use the airco.
It's just a means to an end.
Neither can I, another case of what if for Hull City.
The Airco was the line in the sand for me.
I don't think anybody can deny that. That doesn't excuse his actions that aren't good for the city.
Great news.
It's isnt the job of Hull City to home amateur sports such as fat bird roller skating. That's up to the council, they should build a suitable facility.
The football club has used its assets and resources for most benefit to itself, as any private company would.
Next the Allam can do no gooders will be criticising the fact that the club isn't training private armies to abolish terrorism or cultivating fields to send free food to Nepal.
It's isnt the job of Hull City to home amateur sports such as fat bird roller skating. That's up to the council, they should build a suitable facility.
The football club has used its assets and resources for most benefit to itself, as any private company would.
Next the Allam can do no gooders will be criticising the fact that the club isn't training private armies to abolish terrorism or cultivating fields to send free food to Nepal.
The Council did build a sports facility, its called the Airco Arena. If they have the balls they can get it back and use it for what it was built for.
I believe that they did. Think it was somewhere in West park.
It's to bad we don't ever have threads that turn into arguing and name calling.
Funny you mention that. You should have heard what a taxi driver was telling me just the other day...