Mo Gosfield
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[News] Would NSC be at risk from EU s proposed copyright laws?
- Thread starter looney
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I really really have.
To clarify, a long ball is defined by Opta statisticians as: “A forward pass that is 35 yards or more and is kicked into a space or area on the pitch rather than a precise pass aimed at a particular team-mate.”
In contrast, a long pass is: “one that is 35 yards or more and is aimed at a particular team-mate. It does not have to be forward.”
Read more at https://talksport.com/football/whic...ll-20-teams-201718-season#zQrLlvCXGgt0BwHA.99
Click on the above page for a picture of Bruno's tongue! Lingard is suitably impressed! [Copyright protected.]
In contrast, a long pass is: “one that is 35 yards or more and is aimed at a particular team-mate. It does not have to be forward.”
Read more at https://talksport.com/football/whic...ll-20-teams-201718-season#zQrLlvCXGgt0BwHA.99
Click on the above page for a picture of Bruno's tongue! Lingard is suitably impressed! [Copyright protected.]
dingodan
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And yet at his very worst, he still wouldn't have an online avatar which is a picture of you or anyone else he dislikes, bloody and injured from a plane crash, with a signature bemoaning the fact that they didn't die.
If he's such a terrible person, what does that say about you?
I don't really give a **** what he would do and I give less of a **** what you think. I'd get over it if I were you, snowflake.
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If it's because of the Brietbart link that's crazy.
larus
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No. Harry Wilson’s tackle seems to have this thing that he only wants to read posts of people who agree with him, I think (from what he’s posted) he’s an old guy (60’s/70’s) and has become very intolerant. Also he seems to thinks his opinion is somehow more important than others.
Strikes me as a sad git really
looney
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No long before that. Its a blessing having ignorant people with nothing constructive to say block me(although he keeps mentioning it at every opportunity.). One of the other forum nutbars seems to have latched onto Dingodan, oh well at least hes not gibbering away in my general direction.
I blocked him weeks ago after it became clear all he ever does is post endless amounts of absolute drivel. Apparently he's dyslexic (and I suspect other related conditions). That is unfortunate. However in his case it is combined with fairly quirky political views, and a total lack of charm and empathy. Only an overweening arrogance would make someone think it would be a cracking idea to gob off about politics on a football chat site. He absolutely doesn't care what anyone thinks about his posts, which is in itself perverse (why bother 'chatting' if you don't care about the reply?). He never replies directly or coherently when he's challeged, although he can be mildly abusive. I think he called me a 'shill' once. I had to look it up. I find it slightly odd that anyone would want to engage with him (unless, of course, one shares his quirky outlook). I feel much happier to simply block him. My blocked list is quite small (fewer than ten people) but it has made reading NSC extraordinarily more pleasant. I don't read the Star or Mail for similar reasons (why get pointlessly annoyed by reading a load of old bollocks?).
looney
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Only an overweening arrogance would make someone think it would be a cracking idea to gob off about politics on a football chat site.
Irony?
I feel much happier to simply block him.
Him and 9 others who I talk about at every opportunity, much happier.
Different opinions are quirky and blocking 10 people shows empathy.
Harry Wilson's safe space is comedy gold..
TSB
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To answer the question: no. No it wouldn't.