Twitter has been around for what seems forever but is still such a clunky mess that makes no sense to me.
What are they trying to say? Has the deal bein (sic) scuppered yet?
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Twitter has been around for what seems forever but is still such a clunky mess that makes no sense to me.
What are they trying to say? Has the deal bein (sic) scuppered yet?
....Thought it was just me.
It's nothing to do with Twitter (it has many issues). It's the difference between Mainstream Press/Media vs Saudi Media/press reporting on the same WTO report.
He's alluding to the layout of the posts themselves being a clusterfuck.... I agree.
All it takes is one click of the mouse to open the post, not exactly taxing.
A bunch of terribly cropped pictures you have to individually click on.
Not exactly taxing but pretty fucking stupid.
Don't know if the WTO findings really change much. Premier League will never had as much leverage with KSA's piracy. I'm bored of the whole thing now. Now that the more important issues re: Project Restart are settled (or at least more progressed) the PL should either accept or reject it so we can move on.
At the very least we now know Ashley actually wants to sell.
At the very least we now know Ashley actually wants to sell.
The City decision confirms that money is all that matters, so I guess it is a green light for the Saudis next.
Danny Rose: £90 million
Gay pride awaits your (superficial) support!
More streaming revenue for Abba courtesy of the North East too.
You'd have to pay us to keep him.
This Fish
What's the story here? The dream is over before it even got going?Newcastle United's proposed takeover by a Saudi Arabian-backed consortium has been delayed because of a lack of clarity over who would be in charge at the club, BBC Sport has learned.
By Alistair Magowan and Dan Roan
- 1 hour ago
Lack of clarity delays Newcastle takeover
Newcastle United's proposed takeover has been delayed because of a lack of clarity over who would be in charge.
www.bbc.co.uk
Not going to lie I hope with every fiber of my being this dose not happen after Kassoggis murder it's too much for me. Watching them become huge might be the of the game for me.
Not related but a super rich Bahrain consortium have just bought Paris FC in Ligue 2
At this point it is Schrödinger's takeover. Newcastle are always on the cusp of being taken over.
It is only a matter of time before they start calling everyone racist.
Interestingly, I was just in Newcastle. I had been twice before on a night out and when passing through; but this time I got to see the city in the day time.
Some thoughts on the place: It is tiny but I think everything is small coming from London. The bridge cutting through the city is a sight to behold. The thousands of seagulls that have made it their home is amazing, if not a little dystopian. If any of you have played Bloodbourne, it sort of reminds me of that. They are much more nervous about the virus as well. Everything is about a month behind us. Very few restaurants are open although I had an incredible indian meal at a place called Simla. There are certainly parts of Newcastle that are pretty; the quayside and the areas around monument for example, but most of it is a bit of a wasteland. Again though, the geordies seemed on edge, and when they heard my accent, I could sense the fear and resentment. So, it was a strange trip but I like the place.
Interestingly, I was just in Newcastle. I had been twice before on a night out and when passing through; but this time I got to see the city in the day time.
Some thoughts on the place: It is tiny but I think everything is small coming from London. The bridge cutting through the city is a sight to behold. The thousands of seagulls that have made it their home is amazing, if not a little dystopian. If any of you have played Bloodbourne, it sort of reminds me of that. They are much more nervous about the virus as well. Everything is about a month behind us. Very few restaurants are open although I had an incredible indian meal at a place called Simla. There are certainly parts of Newcastle that are pretty; the quayside and the areas around monument for example, but most of it is a bit of a wasteland. Again though, the geordies seemed on edge, and when they heard my accent, I could sense the fear and resentment. So, it was a strange trip but I like the place.
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Why am I picturing Rick Grimes on a horse in a deserted Atalanta. Did you get to the CDC?