| Blackpool FC and it's similarity to Iraq 20:12 - Nov 2 with 676 views | BigHandsOliverKahn |
Go back 15 years, Iraq was seen as a place ruled by a madman. He had to go. Change would be for the better. Foreigners taking over would be much preferable to sticking with a tyrant who'd been in power that long, his enemies had become tired of him. Foreigners could make things better. It would give the people there new hope. He had to be toppled.
Battle commenced. Martyrs came and went. It would all be worth it in the end. The country was going to the dogs. Keep up the fight. It will be worth it in the end.
Fast forward. The tyrant had gone, the country was struggling to rekindle what it had before. The foreigners were not as good for the people as they had hoped. The power vacum brought new divisions amongst the people and a highly volatile situation. It was even worse than under the old regime. Perhaps it would have been better to stick with the devil you knew and kept the country united. Who'd have thought that? [Post edited 2 Nov 2014 20:14]
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| Blackpool FC and it's similarity to Iraq on 20:31 - Nov 2 with 653 views | HarryHorse |
You would prefer to stick with Karl than risk someone else who might be worse then.(and if that someone is VB lets not forget his arrival was the catalyst and driving force for the most successful period the club has had for 30+ years)
You and I are poles apart BHOK - we'll never see eye to eye . I aspire to BFC being an established club in the Championship whereas you think that would be punching above our weight given the size of our home support . If by some chance you are a WUM I happily doff my hat but I'm pretty sure you are for real | | | |
| Blackpool FC and it's similarity to Iraq on 20:37 - Nov 2 with 644 views | Tejas |
I don't think your comparison between Saddam Hussein and Karl Oyston is very fair. Saddam wasn't that bad! | | | |
| Blackpool FC and it's similarity to Iraq on 21:30 - Nov 2 with 617 views | Old_Laytonian |
Still a d1ck I see, BHOK |  | | |
| Blackpool FC and it's similarity to Iraq on 21:38 - Nov 2 with 610 views | stu |
Come on BHOK, surely there could be nothing worse than Oyston. |  |
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| Blackpool FC and it's similarity to Iraq on 21:39 - Nov 2 with 608 views | Southshorepool |
| Blackpool FC and it's similarity to Iraq on 21:30 - Nov 2 by Old_Laytonian |
Still a d1ck I see, BHOK |
That's a pretty shit analogy to be honest. | |
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| Blackpool FC and it's similarity to Iraq on 21:39 - Nov 2 with 607 views | KOSBowlCut |
| Blackpool FC and it's similarity to Iraq on 21:38 - Nov 2 by stu |
Come on BHOK, surely there could be nothing worse than Oyston. |
Didn't Saddam have a weapon of mass destruction .. we have John Lundstram who's as destructive as a wet fart in a paper bag! | |
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| Blackpool FC and it's similarity to Iraq on 22:09 - Nov 2 with 577 views | TwelveAngryMen |
| Blackpool FC and it's similarity to Iraq on 21:39 - Nov 2 by KOSBowlCut |
Didn't Saddam have a weapon of mass destruction .. we have John Lundstram who's as destructive as a wet fart in a paper bag! |
Just when you thought you'd heard it all .... |  |
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| Blackpool FC and it's similarity to Iraq on 22:25 - Nov 2 with 563 views | WindyMiller |
| Blackpool FC and it's similarity to Iraq on 22:09 - Nov 2 by TwelveAngryMen |
Just when you thought you'd heard it all .... |
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| Blackpool FC and it's similarity to Iraq on 22:26 - Nov 2 with 557 views | scu70 |
| Blackpool FC and it's similarity to Iraq on 20:31 - Nov 2 by HarryHorse |
You would prefer to stick with Karl than risk someone else who might be worse then.(and if that someone is VB lets not forget his arrival was the catalyst and driving force for the most successful period the club has had for 30+ years)
You and I are poles apart BHOK - we'll never see eye to eye . I aspire to BFC being an established club in the Championship whereas you think that would be punching above our weight given the size of our home support . If by some chance you are a WUM I happily doff my hat but I'm pretty sure you are for real |
How can anyone take this prat serious. | | | |
| Blackpool FC and it's similarity to Iraq on 02:12 - Nov 3 with 532 views | seasider13 |
Saddam was a little bit more than a tyrant, he was a the type of guy that thought a good night in was to go down to the dungeons and watch brutal torture of his enemies whilst on his days off would order Chemical Ali to gas women and children who because of fate had been born in a Kurdish area.
And you can re-late this to an unpopular football CEO, get a grip BHOK. |  |
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