It's amazing how a different political opinion makes people so irrational
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Got to hate on the person who isn't like me.
She has never knowingly kissed a Tory. Phewww.....I'm safe.
Ah yes, that refers to the famous:
"RIVERS OF PISS" speech she gave outside Harringay town Hall in the late '80s (or was it early '90s?) when we feared the club was going up the wall!!
Halcyon days!!!
Unlike 'Celebrity Gooners' who seem to mention ArseAnal at any given opportunity (in fact ANY opportunity, whether it's given or not) I find it interesting whenever 'famous' Spurs fans talk football... it's hardly EVER actually about Spurs, like they can't quite commit to the cause!
Even in the brief paragraph she's given to talk Tottenham, she mentions Zidane's volley, and Jordan Pickford looking like the kid out of 'This is England'... not one mention of one Spurs-related thing! (Other than being heartbroken again and again!!)
Strange....
me too, being communist she'll have to share the profits
Happy to take this to the politics thread, but which country do you think that is?
Nothing at all to do with her political views (which I couldn't care less about one way or the other), I'm not convinced she's a Spurs fan in the sense that I understand it, thats all.
If you're going to big up Tottenham, then mention the Lane, the Double, Jimmy Greaves, Ricky and Ossie, Glenn's chip at Watford or volley vs. United, Gazza at Wembley, Taxi for Maicon, spanking Real Madrid...
Celebrities wear football teams like credibility badges. I don't mind the real ones, the Warren Mitchells, the Roger Lloyd Packs and the Jude Laws but the rest of them can do one
She's spurs, a left wing contrairan and a ride. What's not to like.
Radio 2 simon and jo show have Paul Whitehouse on all three are yids.....
.... and poor old Bob stuck with the 'Boro!
I can 100% confirm she is Spurs. My Mrs knows her well and because of this I've met her a few times now. The only thing I had in common to chat about was Spurs, this was approx 10yrs ago, when she was probably 18yrs old and at Uni or some such. She's North London through and through, mum born in Wood Green and grew up in Edmonton, some 2.5 miles from White Hart Lane. I've sat next to male 25yr old Spurs fan at WHL, that I'm sure isn't even aware Spurs existed before Bale.
Fair enough
It's not a matter of thinking, or even my opinion.
A kibbutz
Great I look forward to seeing hundreds of millions more killed trying to get the formula right. Viva la revolution.
It’s a good job nobody’s ever died in the name of capitalism
Oh that old chestnut.
Communism has been a complete catastrophe in every single county it has been implemented but let’s focus on the flaws of the only viable system available instead.
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Communism is horribly flawed. I love the idea in principle, but not only is it rife for exploitation (from ‘leaders’ living in golden palaces), it’s also completely unmanageable.
How do you allocate jobs? Why work harder and in a more stressful position if you could get the same share as a road sweeper? If we’re all equal, who gets to live in that beautiful seaside location, and who gets to live in a landlocked house with no view? On a global scale, who gets to live in Hawaii and who gets to live in Stains?
People will always compete for better lives. What I’d like to see is a genuine meritocracy, but that’s never going to happen. Capitalism is a disgusting system of inequality that pretends to hint at light at the end of the tunnel (if you’re born into money, ruthless, or plain lucky), but sadly it’s the only workable system we have right now, short of perpetual revolution.
Sorry, not following.