As an aside, I have one of her cook books, treat yourself to her crab meat risotto..it is something else.
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[Albion] Famous People at the Arsenal game
- Thread starter ROSM
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Depends if you pay more attention to football or stuffing your face
- Jul 10, 2003
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You've rolled it along the goal line. All it needs is one of our less culturally sophisticated posters to poke it in
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Official Old Man
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OK, should anyone of importance, and I'd class any PM as important, get free tickets and free food? I believe he is a STH at Arsenal but has been upgraded for security.
Only fools fail to learn from history , which is why it is so bad that starmer has failed at every step and learnt absolutely nothing from his predecessors .
- Apr 5, 2014
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Sometimes 'Whataboutism' has a valid place if it's used to highlight viewpoints that have an agenda. It's hard to debate political issues in NSC, that's why I've not been on the threads so much. Too many folk defending or promoting parties and not considering issues with independent thought.AKA ‘Whataboutism’
One of my best feelings of liberation was when I decided to drop any political affiliation in my thinking. I suddenly realised how I'd lost track of my own natural values.
- Nov 15, 2006
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Makes the £500 ticket cost more palatable if she was the chef
Makes the £500 ticket cost more palatable if she was the chef
Is that how much the tunnel club ticket is? Sheesh.... I'll stay where I am thanks.....
But that would be special, her cooking and the football....some of my favourite things...
oneillco
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- Feb 13, 2013
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"Freebie maniac"? Every Prime Minister gets invited as an honoured guest to all sorts of events; it's part of the job. Do you imagine Winston Churchill wasn't a fan of a freebie?
The freeloader holding up the coaches is a disgrace. He should have been told to f***ing wait
Cowfold Seagull
Fan of the 17 bus
Who knows? . . . William Pitt the younger perhaps? Stanley Baldwin maybe?
Back in the day of course.
rogersix
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- Jan 18, 2014
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specifically you i mean. starmer cancelled the tax payer funded chopper, do you see?
1) he’s in the directors box, so a guest of a director. It’s their prerogative if they want to grant anyone access.
2) I’ve been in there as a guest once. There’s no option to pay, so it’s always free if you are invited.
Same. I dabble a bit, but have dialled it down considerably and plan to do so even more. Apart from one, maybe two, posters there is nothing remotely thought provoking….virtually every response is the poster’s expected position supported with a slew of links. The only thing which has changed over the past few years is a few of the cast when Labour won.
Sorry what are you getting at ? not being awkward just missing something
Churchill saved the free world , starmer just likes freebies , do you think he would have gone to watch Crawley ?
- Jul 7, 2003
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Blimey! Can you imagine if Farage had been there? Oh the carnage!
His boys played earlier in the day: they drew at home to Chelsea.
I wonder how much Farage actually knows about football?
- Jul 7, 2003
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Hardly famous compared to the PM and England manager
But it's where your interest lies, isn't it? You're into football so you know who the England manager is. It's not necessarily a question of levels of fame: merely what your own personal knowledge of the subject is.
Ask my Mum who replaced Southgate and she wouldn't have a clue but I reckon she'd recognise Angela Hartnett. Can you name the current Prime Minister of Australia without thinking too hard? No doubt plenty of Australians couldn't name ours (then again we do seem to change it every eighteen months so you can't blame them) or who have a clue who Thomas Tuchel is.