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Reply | Millwall v Swansea City : Match Day Thread
at 15:42 4 Jan 2026
Millwall have worked hard and pressed us well. Their movement has been good too.
We're just either doing things too slowly or panicking. Fulton is about the only one trying to get it down and play. Even Galbraith has been off the boil. |
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Reply | Millwall v Swansea City : Match Day Thread
at 15:00 4 Jan 2026
I've never been concerned about the squad quality in terms of relegation. Even when things were going poorly under Sheehan we were still regularly taking points off the teams below us.
I'm firmly looking up the table. We've clawed our way into the midfield mix. Keep taking points at the clip we are and it'll be top ten next. After that then who knows? |
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Reply | Venezuela
at 14:30 4 Jan 2026
As part of the EU we couldn't formulate our own trade policy. We were bound by EU regulations on many, many things. Our own National Parliament had no control over large swathes of our own National policy. That is subservience.
Personally I voted to leave because I wanted no part of an organisation that was purposely designed to limit the impact actual voters could have on the running of it. Show me how I can vote Von Der Leyen out of office and I might reconsider.
GDP is a measure of how well an economy is functioning and how much richer the populace is. Show me a country where GDP is dropping and I'll wager most of them are becoming increasingly indifferent to the supposed benefits of "life experience". European economies are flatlining and the continents best and brightest are looking elsewhere. |
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Reply | Luke Williams
at 13:01 4 Jan 2026
Said the right things when it suited him, acted completely differently when it came to the crunch. That make him disingenuous and untrustworthy rather than nice in my book.
Will go down as a mostly irrelevant footnote in Swans history. |
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Reply | Venezuela
at 12:52 4 Jan 2026
Our voice would be one of many and subservient to the EU Parliament. We'd have been better off boosting the Commonwealth instead of throwing our lot in with Europe.
The GDP of the EU is a third less than the US and falling. Fifteen years ago it was bigger.
We've got that already through NATO, although the Americans are understandably fed up of being taken for granted.
The US doesn't give two shits what the EU thinks about its policy. That much is obvious because of the travel bans placed on EU bigwigs who seem to be under the impression that they can tell US companies what to do. The EU never paid much attention to us anyway, except when it came time to spend our contributions on subsidising French farmers.
The game is changing. The EU is not a power. Never was. Never will be. It's the US, China, and maybe, in 30-40 years, India. |
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Reply | Venezuela
at 11:23 4 Jan 2026
What support would we get from the EU? What support did we ever get from the EU?
Don't get why people still think it's anything more than a declining irrelevance on the World stage. Economy tanking, Nationalist political parties on the rise in every major nation involved, treated with disdain by the major players (US and China). |
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Reply | Venezuela
at 14:55 3 Jan 2026
The same people either silent on the Iranian situation or criticising the US on this are the same people, almost to a man, who have been defending Hamas for the last two years.
They are fundamentally unserious people whose entire political philosophies are based around a hatred of Western democracy. They couldn't give two shits who was being tortured or executed as long as it was "anti imperialist" forces doing it. |
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Reply | Crass Stupidity - A Case Study
at 10:09 3 Jan 2026
A country run by people who have no idea how to run a business. Tax everything, punish the grafters, support the freeloaders. |
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Reply | Venezuela
at 10:08 3 Jan 2026
Sadly we have to bear the costs of our own decisions. Hopefully lessons will have been learned. |
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Reply | Venezuela
at 10:08 3 Jan 2026
It seems fairly well accepted (apart from the cranks and loonies) that the Venezuelan opposition "won" the last election only for Maduro to do what dictators do and rig it. Their leader won the Nobel Peace Prize last year so I would expect her to play a role. Probably the major role.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ |
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Thread | Venezuela
at 09:42 3 Jan 2026
Trump claiming that the US has "captured" Maduro.
Hope he's right. Venezuela could be a wealthy and prosperous nation if if wasn't ruled by corrupt Socialists. Albeit it's kinda their own fault for being dumb enough to elect Chavez in the first place.
https://www.bbc.com/news/live/ [Post edited 3 Jan 9:53]
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Reply | Ollie cooper recalled
at 09:14 3 Jan 2026
This.
In Ntcham and Pato we had players comparable to the ones we have now, we just had a piss poor excuse for a manager who had no idea (or perhaps knew but didn't care) how to use them properly.
Anyone with a brain should have been able to see that Ntcham should have been playing through the middle instead of from the flanks. [Post edited 3 Jan 9:28]
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Reply | Ollie cooper recalled
at 19:44 2 Jan 2026
I suppose there is a role for him if Matos is looking for an Energizer Bunny off the bench to keep the press up for the last 10/15 minutes, otherwise he's going to be of limited use. |
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Reply | Ollie cooper recalled
at 19:02 2 Jan 2026
If he can't get in the Wigan squad then he's unlikely to be much use to us.
Recalled in hope of a quick sale maybe. |
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