Mockney
Not the only poster to be named Poster of the Year
I'm fairly sure that I'm not Graeme Le Saux
How sure can one ever truly be?
I'm fairly sure that I'm not Graeme Le Saux
Guardian said:England have benefited from the fact that their failure to qualify for Euro 2008 no longer counts against them when the rankings are calculated.
DailyMail said:England have benefited from the fact that their failure to qualify for Euro 2008 no longer counts against them when the rankings are calculated.
DailyMail said:England rose two places after their Euro 2012 campaign with only Spain, Germany and Uruguay ahead of them - and are expected to achieve a highest-ever ranking of third next month.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2012/jul/06/fifa-defend-rankings-system?newsfeed=trueGuardian said:England rose two places after their Euro 2012 campaign with only Spain, Germany and Uruguay ahead of them – and are expected to achieve a highest-ever ranking of third next month.
Articles from the Press Association are the same shocker.
I always assume that Sportsmail Reporter is the AP. It may just be a modified version of the AP story.
So, I was right or not :hmm:
The Bill will see 80 per cent of peers elected using a form of proportional representation – a system designed to favour the Lib Dems and give them a pivotal position in all future elections.
Still don't understand why people give a shit about a singers armpit hair.
Still don't understand why people give a shit about a singers armpit hair.
Not sure that piece would even pass quality control at the Daily Sport.
What did they want? Its the Olympics ffs. Do they want an opening ceremony that matches their colonial white supremacist view of the world?
Not to mention they'd be off their tits if the Guardian used the genuine historical abuses committed by the British to state why we shouldn't be 'proud' of our past, but they use one example of poor service to paint the NHS as a pile of shit..
But it was the absurdly unrealistic scene – and indeed one that would spring from the kind of nonsensical targets and equality quotas we see in the NHS - showing a mixed-race middle-class family in a detached new-build suburban home, which was most symptomatic of the politically correct agenda in modern Britain.
This was supposed to be a representation of modern life in England but it is likely to be a challenge for the organisers to find an educated white middle-aged mother and black father living together with a happy family in such a set-up.
Almost, if not every shot, in the next sequence included an ethnic minority performer. The BBC presenter Hazel Irvine gushed about the importance of grime music (a form of awful electronic music popular among black youths) to east London.
This multicultural equality agenda was so staged it was painful to watch.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/a...HS-disgracefully-glorified.html#ixzz21vaxMJy5
This was supposed to be a representation of modern life in England but it is likely to be a challenge for the organisers to find an educated white middle-aged mother and black father living together with a happy family in such a set-up.
I think it was supposed to be more of a smear on white women who, in their eyes, degrade themselves when they get them some black cock.Yes because, obviously, all black people are crack-addicted criminals, while non-middle class white women ('trailing countless scruffy children supported by YOUR taxes!') with black partners are all thick whores.![]()
F*cking disgusted with the Daily Mail. Anyway...strip away the veneer of 'better' modern-day standards of living for those of us who aren't middle-or-upper class and the Ceremony's brief footage from Oliver Twist remains apposite.
I agree It's a ridiculous article, but the premise is correct. That poor boy not getting a glass of water is terrible.
It's not correct Erica. The premise of the article is that because that one case was terrible, it's disgusting to celebrate the NHS.