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Reply | Trump haters of the forum
at 17:17 23 Jan 2025
You'd be confused and discombobulated too if you could only walk diagonally. |
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Reply | Our crap pitch
at 17:13 23 Jan 2025
How many fans do Osprey's draw for a big game?
I think I saw them once on a random broadcast on BEIN or some other fringe sports network several years ago. The Liberty was pretty empty. |
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Thread | Our crap pitch
at 01:32 22 Jan 2025
One nice feature this season for American Jacks is Paramount Plus’ coverage of the whole FL, but particularly the Championship. Past championship seasons, we’ve had to watch 90+% of the league matches on Swans TV. While PP mostly ignored us at the start of the season outside of the home Cardiff fixture and a couple others, lately they’ve picked up a lot of them. This means we hear honest opinions about the state of the club.
Last 3 or 4 Swansea.com fixtures, it’s come up every time that our pitch is torn up to hell, each time insisting that it hurts us given our playing style.
My apologies if this has been discussed around here and I’m ferdy. But since there is nothing about it on page 1 of the board, please entertain my novice questions.
1) Is a choppy pitch really a competitive disadvantage? Yes, I get that we are possession-based, and our crap pitch gives us more chances for a bad bounce to lead to disaster. But if none of the other pitches in the division are in this kind of shape, isn’t that disadvantage offset by the fact our players should have the benefit of familiarity, of knowing where the bad spots are?
2) How many other clubs in EFL share their pitch with a rugby club? Are all of those pitches crap, or do those clubs manage it better?
In any case, here’s hoping ownership takes into account the pitch we share with Ospreys, and don’t go after another gaffer with LW’s philosophy, when he goes away. [Post edited 22 Jan 1:34]
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Reply | Anthony Fauci pardoned
at 15:26 21 Jan 2025
The great thing about it, is that now:
1) you are giving the department of justice probable cause to open up a deep investigation into Fauci's ties to the Wuhan lab, and a deeper dive into the things he has already been caught lying about;
2) these "pardonees" - most importantly Fauci and the Biden family - can't plead the 5th.because they aren't and won't be under indictment. They've got to testify now, because these pardons still don't make them immune from perjury.
While it's unfortunate that these criminals won't ever be held accountable, they will still get fully exposed, which is what America really needs to ensure we never again make the same mistakes. |
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Reply | Anthony Fauci pardoned
at 18:59 20 Jan 2025
And in case anyone is wondering SPECIFICALLY why Tony Mengele is being pardoned, the fact it goes back to 2014 makes it very clear.
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Reply | Anthony Fauci pardoned
at 15:01 20 Jan 2025
That's not going to stop the investigation into his corrupt actions, it won't stop the truth from coming out. No worries, America's Dr Mengele would probably be dead by the time he ever faced accountability in any case. |
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Reply | OHL's Birthday
at 13:57 20 Jan 2025
Happy belated birthday, my friend. |
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Reply | Obama and Trump at Carter's funeral
at 01:32 16 Jan 2025
They? Who are they?
Are they those millions of women who you said were going to win the election for the Corruptocrats, just for the sake of wanting to murder babies? Whoops.
No, Draft Dodger In Chief is in fact a much better moniker for Biden, who took more deferments than Trump, even though he was healthy enough to play American football at a competitive level while he was dodging the draft.
Of course, Republicans don't drone on about that like you TDS afflicted simpletons do about Trump's deferments, but it's worth noting as long as you wish to harp on about what Trump did or didnt do in his youth almost 60 years ago. Of course, in fairness, that's also because Biden’s current shortcomings, corruption, and outright evil has had much more of our attention.
Four more days and the nightmare is over. |
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Reply | To clarify to date
at 19:44 2 Jan 2025
Post on X from Steve Hermon, a journalist who covers WBA:
"Luke Williams might be the odds-on bookies favourite for the Albion job but it’s my understanding that #WBA aren’t pursuing the Swansea head coach for their vacant role.
It’s likely another case of an agent drumming up interest in their client, as seen with Martin links." [Post edited 2 Jan 19:47]
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Reply | (No subject) (n/t)
at 16:23 1 Jan 2025
Feel bad for the 1900 Jacks freezing their butts off for this. [Post edited 1 Jan 16:25]
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