Perry Milkins
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I believe Machiavelli started supporting Brighton when they drew Aston Villa in the FA Cup. He now supports Manchester United like all good foreigners.
Perry Milkins
Just a quiet guy.
I would have thought Leeds drew his favour, being that Master Bates is a spirit in kind!
Perry Milkins
Just a quiet guy.
Notta even witha blacka pepper sir?
I though that was 10cc.
Strangely 10cc did do quite a few songs about well known philosophers and scribes.
Donna their 1972 hit was in fact about the life and works of Donna Haraway, the American writer and theorist who focusted so much on Western narratives when speaking about generic humanitarianism.
clapham_gull
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Has anyone seen or heard from Simon Jordan yet ?
Horsham Gull
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too busy trying to flog door to door sunbeds i heard
If any good can come of this terrible mess (snigger) then it is surely that Jordan will disappear for good.
Or will he ?
Perry Milkins
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He has not rung me today Mr Clapham Gull
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Cheeky Monkey
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It's a good question Questions. I heard a vicious one that he'd approached our revered and god-like chairman with a view to getting financial backing for a brewery under the Arthur Waite stand at Selhurst to help off-set some of Palace's debts. Anyone guess what Dutch lager rip-off Jordan hopes to produce there?
SJ quotes...
On Birmingham City
"Birmingham - my favourite club, full of my favourite people."
"If I see another David Gold interview on the poor East End Jewish boy done good I'll impale myself on one of his dildos."
On other Chairmen
"There is a school of thought that says the best chairmen are the quietest ones but I think that is a load of bollocks. I think that football is changing and football is a big business now and big businesses are run by big businessmen not football managers or players."
"I don’t give a **** about football protocol and the other club owners. They want me to sit and have lunch before the games. **** that. I don’t go to football to drink chardonnay in the boardrooms with those tossers. I go to win games. I don’t have anything in common with 90% of football club chairmen. They don't interest me."
"I see other club's chairmen as the enemy.
"I want to go in there and beat them up. Some of them like (Birmingham chairman David) Sullivan I would like to do that to."
On the big clubs
"I'm no respecter of tradition and I have no time for the Manchester Uniteds and Arsenals of this world. There’s nothing to admire in these clubs. They're just bull**** worlds full of bull**** people."
On Charlton fans
"In retrospect, of course I regret calling them morons. Imbeciles would have been more appropriate."
On Steve Bruce
"What happened between us - his decision to walk out on a two-year contract after three months, and my decision to injunct him - is well-documented, up to a point. Since it happened, Steve has made references in the press to the 'real reasons' he left, implying something went on at Palace that justified his decision to walk and that some sort of gagging order is keeping him quiet.
"There were no 'reasons'. There was no 'something'. People assume he's talking about interference, about me going into the dressing room. I've done that once in five years, long before Bruce's time. I'm blamed for not supporting his transfers, but only ever blocked two: a player called Arkadiusz Bak who we'd had bad reports about (Bruce subsequently signed Bak for Birmingham, then got rid of him after two months for being awful) and Steve Vickers, who wanted to sign for us, but live in Middlesbrough, train with Middlesbrough and only pop down to London on Thursdays."
"I have no problems with Steve Bruce, I like him a lot. I just have an issue with the imbeciles he works for."
"I am friends with Brucie because Brucie never lied to me. He came out and said that he wanted to go to Birmingham."
On Birmingham City
"Birmingham - my favourite club, full of my favourite people."
"If I see another David Gold interview on the poor East End Jewish boy done good I'll impale myself on one of his dildos."
On other Chairmen
"There is a school of thought that says the best chairmen are the quietest ones but I think that is a load of bollocks. I think that football is changing and football is a big business now and big businesses are run by big businessmen not football managers or players."
"I don’t give a **** about football protocol and the other club owners. They want me to sit and have lunch before the games. **** that. I don’t go to football to drink chardonnay in the boardrooms with those tossers. I go to win games. I don’t have anything in common with 90% of football club chairmen. They don't interest me."
"I see other club's chairmen as the enemy.
"I want to go in there and beat them up. Some of them like (Birmingham chairman David) Sullivan I would like to do that to."
On the big clubs
"I'm no respecter of tradition and I have no time for the Manchester Uniteds and Arsenals of this world. There’s nothing to admire in these clubs. They're just bull**** worlds full of bull**** people."
On Charlton fans
"In retrospect, of course I regret calling them morons. Imbeciles would have been more appropriate."
On Steve Bruce
"What happened between us - his decision to walk out on a two-year contract after three months, and my decision to injunct him - is well-documented, up to a point. Since it happened, Steve has made references in the press to the 'real reasons' he left, implying something went on at Palace that justified his decision to walk and that some sort of gagging order is keeping him quiet.
"There were no 'reasons'. There was no 'something'. People assume he's talking about interference, about me going into the dressing room. I've done that once in five years, long before Bruce's time. I'm blamed for not supporting his transfers, but only ever blocked two: a player called Arkadiusz Bak who we'd had bad reports about (Bruce subsequently signed Bak for Birmingham, then got rid of him after two months for being awful) and Steve Vickers, who wanted to sign for us, but live in Middlesbrough, train with Middlesbrough and only pop down to London on Thursdays."
"I have no problems with Steve Bruce, I like him a lot. I just have an issue with the imbeciles he works for."
"I am friends with Brucie because Brucie never lied to me. He came out and said that he wanted to go to Birmingham."
Perry Milkins
Just a quiet guy.
And Rubber Bullets was based on ancient chinese classic written 'Wun Lee Fook'
clapham_gull
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Perry Milkins
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Sorry..
Cheeky Monkey
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Cant imagine why everyone thinks he is a twat after reading that can you ?
and he must think Bloom a right (unt for putting in 92 mill and STILL keeping a low profile.
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