I saw that picture on the BBC report. I had to look closely to see if [MENTION=15297]Dick Head[/MENTION] had been at it!
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[Football] Derby shambles
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I saw that picture on the BBC report. I had to look closely to see if [MENTION=15297]Dick Head[/MENTION] had been at it!
crodonilson
He/Him
A free agent, had offers from League 1 and abroad but wants to continue his playing career in the upper echelons of the Championship.
Hastings gull
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- Nov 23, 2013
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Sadly, fame and fortune can have a very toxic effect on some folk, who just think that they can get away with it and behave entirely as they wish.
Cowfold Seagull
Fan of the 17 bus
lawros left foot
Glory hunting since 1969
I'd say the Range Rover is in danger of being written off as well.
It’ll buff out.
Nice one.
pasty
A different kind of pasty
Shouldn't think Mick McCarthy is too happy about this either, especially with Duffy picking up an injury last night as well and being ruled out for a while. Keogh and Duffy have played together in all of ROI's Euro2020 qualifyers so far.
The Wizard
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- Jul 2, 2009
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Keogh is a donkey everytime I watch Derby. Why do footballers insist on driving range rovers despite the fact most of them live in urban areas? Bizzare.
The only time they go off-road round my way is when they park on the ****ing pavement outside the schools blocking everyone.
mikeyjh
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This, rich young men with an over inflated opinion of themselves.
schmunk
"Members"
Because they're very safe cars, so you won't get injured in a..... oh.
METALMICKY
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- Jan 30, 2004
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Just footballers? That could apply to quite a large proportion of the population. You've obviously not seen the mums on the school causing mayhem where the 4 wheel drive capability has only been utilised to double park and churn up the grass verge!
Churning up the grass verge is the lesser of the two evils of knocking someone else's child over on the way to that particular schoolJust footballers? That could apply to quite a large proportion of the population. You've obviously not seen the mums on the school causing mayhem where the 4 wheel drive capability has only been utilised to double park and churn up the grass verge!
METALMICKY
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Sorry? Not sure I've understood that?
Sitting on a grass verge with a 4 X 4. That's not a major issue driving a 4 X 4 as opposed to taking the kids to school in a Nissan Micra; however if you were to accidentally hit another person's child on the way there with a 4 X 4 as opposed to a Nissan Micra then the outcomes are very different
swindonseagull
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Taxi is even cheaper.
METALMICKY
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Blimey that was too obtuse for me and I suspect you may have missed my point also. Based on your theory and what I witness it seems that 4x4's churning up verges, double parking and blocking people in, parking across driveways and generally causing mayhem on the daily commute ARE in fact contributing to road safety.
Blimey that was too obtuse for me and I suspect you may have missed my point also. Based on your theory and what I witness it seems that 4x4's churning up verges, double parking and blocking people in, parking across driveways and generally causing mayhem on the daily commute ARE in fact contributing to road safety.
I was not only trying to support your point of view. I was trying to "Enhance" your point of view and support you. I don't know where you think I was being "obtuse"
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
To be fair, I didn't really know what point you were making either.
And if a kid is hit by a Nissan Micra or a Range Rover, it wouldn't make an awful lot of difference. The speed is what would dictate the damage.
Maybe cheaper but taxi drivers dont keep their mouths shut where the press is involved.