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Post by rjdgull on Apr 6, 2019 9:45:27 GMT
The problem being I am not a staunch lefty (only left handed!) but found those comments to be inflammatory and this is really not the site to debate them. Probably best to stick to TUFC....,
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Post by Deleted on Apr 6, 2019 21:07:46 GMT
Classic lefty behavior, don't like what I said so removed it starting it being inflammatory when it's just the truth! Is this site CNN now? If we are only allowed to talk about tufc stuff then why are there different threads? You lot live in your protective little bubble of bullshit, I'm off!
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Post by Rob on Apr 6, 2019 22:59:28 GMT
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Post by rjdgull on Apr 7, 2019 7:13:04 GMT
Classic lefty behavior, don't like what I said so removed it starting it being inflammatory when it's just the truth! Is this site CNN now? If we are only allowed to talk about tufc stuff then why are there different threads? You lot live in your protective little bubble of bullshit, I'm off! If it was the truth it wouldn’t be a problem. Just talking about TUFC was a friendly piece of advice so I wouldn’t have to ban you but looks like you saved me a job!
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Post by Deleted on May 31, 2019 13:17:25 GMT
'The door's that way, Campbell'
Jezza takes action against Blairite insurgent.
STAND BY YOUR MAN !Generalissimo Jezza has had to re-assert his authority, as a jumped up little bunch of Blairites have been taking too many liberties. Jezza held off as long as he could despite being undermined within the Party by the likes of notorious (alleged) war criminal 'Bad Al' Campbell, and even his own deputy leader that the Party foisted upon him, 'Fatboy' Watson. Just makes you realise why our Nige has decided to avoid all those sort of problems with the sleek and efficient system he's devised for authority to be wielded within his new Brexit Party. But back to the case in hand, and things had even descended to the level where mad Blairite rebels, whose sole preoccupation in maintaining Labour Party membership, seems to have been making mischief for Jezz. Campbell even publically boasting about having voted for another party in opposition to the very party he was a member of. Now, it seems you can only push our Jezza so far, before he decides the time is right to take firm action. With enough to do already in rooting out anti-semitism within the Party, plus struggling for months due to taking on the role (without success) of 'Brexit Prime Minister' to try to help Tezza out of the soup .....the last thing a party leader then expects to see is members of his own party doing a little dance while singing 'We voted against Labour'Well the patience of the normally placid Jezza finally snapped. And I believe that he rang his good friend Gerry Adams and asked for advice as how best to deal with the problem. 'Kneecap the Burnley supporting bastard' was Gerry's unequivocal solution, 'I'll send a couple of the lads round to sort it out for you if you like, Jezza ?' volunteered Gerry. Being a kindly old soul, Jezza wanted to be much more lenient, and Bad Al received an email from Party HQ rather than a bullet through each knee. Campbell should count himself lucky....I've a feeling that if it was left up to Mrs. Jezza, she would have much preferred the kneecapping solution.
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Post by Rob on May 31, 2019 13:21:20 GMT
Very good, AJ. I see they are now reviewing this expulsion.
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Post by Deleted on May 31, 2019 13:52:05 GMT
Rob Irrelevant b*ll*cks, Rob . But actually it could be a serious development that Jezza may come to regret if he's silly enough to back down. Adams/Mrs.Jezza had a more permanent solution to Campbell's treachery. As is the case with football, go into a tackle half-hearted and it'll be you that comes out of it with an injury. Similarly Jezza needed determination to see through a proper and complete purge of The Blairites. Singling out Campbell and then backing down a few days later will not be a good look. A half way house of pussyfooting around....it's an approach that is never good. Just consider a football club you may be familiar with. A new strong addition to the leadership comes in, takes one look at the charge sheet that is as long as his arm and declares 'And you're seriously telling me, that we still meet with these * guys every month for a chat ?' (* expletive removed ). Firm action taken, no more monthly meetings, the club didn't look back, and soared to promotion. The moral of the story is - 'Stand strong Jezza'.
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Post by Rob on May 31, 2019 14:38:18 GMT
Rob Irrelevant b*ll*cks, Rob . Haha. Might as well have another leadership contest while we’re at it.
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Post by Deleted on Jun 9, 2019 9:41:47 GMT
Buoyed by his recent result in Peterborough, Jezza has 'Come Out' in a bid to gain more votes! Saw a picture of him recently, shaking hands with a convicted vote rigger...make of that what you will!
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Post by Deleted on Jul 3, 2019 20:57:17 GMT
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Post by Deleted on Jul 15, 2019 18:59:40 GMT
STICKY WICKET FOR JEZZA
Mentioning cricket was topical, but Labour's decision to attack the educational background of the England cricket team just hours after the great World Cup victory was surely ill advised. And judging by the backlash it's receiving on Social Media, Jezza must be ruing his Party's decision to target our victorious lads while they're still celebrating. A miscalculation where there's no certainty that you will take the hard Left militants with you, particularly at the very time when Labour has decided to cater to it's middle class support, while giving short shrift to it's more traditional support. Another bails up from Corbo's Commies.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 2, 2019 9:36:53 GMT
Great result for Corbett and Labour in the Welsh valleys!
Labour got 5% of the vote, and even the Loony Party managed 1%...I'm voting for them in the future! 😁
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Post by Rob on Aug 2, 2019 10:42:37 GMT
They don’t win that seat. Biggest losers on the night is fairly obvious.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 2, 2019 11:09:04 GMT
Sadly, the 'Corbynista Year' was the one in which this thread started, 2016. The Labour Party, in Wales of all places, only hanging onto their deposit by the fine margin of 0.28%, seems almost unimaginable to those of us who grew up recognising The Valleys as a Labour heartland. A quick look at Jezza's by-election record tells the story. Fine until half way through 2016 when the Referendum was held. But as we got towards the end of that year and into 2017, the picture got clearer and clearer: Look beneath the surface, and even poor Jezza couldn't obscure the fact that Labour was now a Party choc full of middle class Remainiacs. The clearer and more obvious that picture emerged, the more the working class ditched Labour; just look at those percentage of the vote figures (below) Spurning their old working class base and embracing the Metropolitan Remainiacs and the student Lefties instead; so how is that working out ? Well in somewhere like Wales you learn you've alienated your former voters, and the trendy new yoghurt eating, sandal wearing, Lefties you've thrown your lot in with, will drop you like a stone, issuing a 'Boll*cks To Corbo' message by deserting the Party in droves. The way Corbo's fortunes are sinking, it could end up with him becoming a matchday Ambassador at Highbury The Emirates, rather than Prime Minister.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 2, 2019 11:40:52 GMT
They don’t win that seat. Biggest losers on the night is fairly obvious. You're right Rob, the biggest losers are fairly obvious...but I've already covered that! Lots of treachery going on as well, as we've come to expect at these things! Played Cumbry told not to oppose Lib Dems, which is basically why they pissed it! Boris will have learnt a lot from this: don't call an early election...with so much treachery going on, I fully expected Dalek Khan to appear! Secondly, get out of the Basket Case (EU) as quickly as bloody possible!
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