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Leeds v Birmingham 2009. Book your tickets early 8)
Excellent thread.. :D
Would a bit of John Cooper Clark be out of place here :?:
Welcome to chicken town.. 8)
What a morbid thread this is… :shock:
@matty wrote:
i don’t think they can give them the points back now… it will be unfair on other teams. it won’t happen
the best thing for everyone would leeds to get promoted via the plays offs
This should have been sorted months ago and not left till the last few games of the season. As for being unfair on other teams, what about being unfair to Leeds? Football should be won and lost on the field not in the courtrooms. Leeds should be 2nd in the league now, not fighting for a play off place with teams of a lesser standard.
@(f)politics? wrote:
To be honest there is so many flaws in so many of the parties i think a coalition would be the only sensible choice anyway, after all in business you brain storm, u get different viewpoints from different levels of employ, what maybe the management level sees the labour force doesnt and vice versa so a business that is successful takes in all view points and decides, usually resulting in a successful outcome if properly managed.
The parties nowadays are too busy blindly wanting to go against what the other party wants to actually consider their points, they almost play devils advocate for the hell of it.
Now i know very little abt politics but thats my layman’s view.
Change the whole political system completely.Coalitions never work. To much time spent in to many meetings and never actually getting round to solving anything.
If there was actually going to be any major change in our lives due to the outcome of an election the voters would turn out in force.
Take the general election in France in 2002 for example when John-Marie Le Pen was close to becoming president. People flocked to the polling stations in there millions to try and keep him out.
In Zimbabwe more recently. Almost all of the country turned out to vote in the hope that it would bring radical change.
The trouble is in this country that sod all actually changes no matter who gets in power. A bit of extra tax here… maybe a hospital closing or a new school opening. WOW… not exactly worth the walk to the voting booth is it?
But that in itself is a good thing. It shows you are a stable prosporing country where all that is needed is a little tweak here and there to keep things running smoothly and on course.Only the radicals want radical change. But even then…. most of them would sh*it themselves if they actually got it.
This is the week of arbitration.
How many points do you reckon Leeds will get back. 15? 10? 5? or sweet FA?
@*Sian wrote:
I am going for an interview today, to do volunteering. I hope I get it, even though it will be hard to fit in around an already busy life.
If I get the vacancy I will be working with the homeless, HIV postitive men and women, young mums, domestic violence and with people dealing with drugs and alcohol.
It makes me smile because it gives me a chance to but back into a community that are in much need of assistance.
Wouldnt it be easier just to shoot them… :D
@johnboy25 wrote:
Seems the joke has been lost on those who weren’t following my theories, not to worry. For those who are unsure:
Pebbles mentioned something about a wasp that was freaking her out, I reminded her of a film I saw once about a swarm of wasps that went on a rampage of stinging folk to death (just to put her mind at ease)
She also said that I wouldn’t dare to do ‘Candyman’ despite the fact that it’s just a story (and I said my mate did it) – as were my thoughts on Doppelgangers, putting a coin on top of a gravestone and watching it move as it upsets the spirit world, Dobes & Scritchy Scratchy.
Well that explains everything eh… :?
