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NUFC/Sportwashing

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Truth said:
You always felt this way or just since Nufc?

Can't help but notice that there's been a lack of outrage before.

What's your feelings on noncery and racism?

Awaiting the inevitable ban that accompanies anyone not in the echo chamber
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Noncery and racism is just pre school work for your f***ing rancid owner.

Get your death to the west flag out.
 

Truth said:
Or instead of taking your faux outrage and trying to buy billboards etc you could actually stand up to your own convictions and support an actual cause rather than raising money to try to get one over on the mags?

Tbh, being its you if Staveley buys you a pint you'll tow the line.

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oooh look at this one, bet you can’t wait to get back on your own board and tell everyone how tough you were. Nice to know that despite everything that’s happening at your club, your only thought is to sign up and spout sh!te on here. We’ll miss you tomorrow when you’re in class, but look forward to hearing from you tomorrow night when you’ve finished your homework.
 
You're sitting in the pub, MBS walks in and asks, "Do you want a million quid?" Are all you pearl clutchers honestly telling me you'd decline? Sorry, in advance , for not believing you.
 
Truth said:
Or instead of taking your faux outrage and trying to buy billboards etc you could actually stand up to your own convictions and support an actual cause rather than raising money to try to get one over on the mags?

Tbh, being its you if Staveley buys you a pint you'll tow the line.

Charlatan
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