Darlo Uncovered

theoriginalfatcat wrote: ↑

Sat Apr 06, 2024 9:36 pm

I loved Young’s continual baiting of the same Southport forward making him run in to the far corner of the penalty box before he picked the ball up. It was pantomime like.

Haha yeah that made me laugh

It's not completely out of the realm of possibility: with us being part time, it may work with him spending half his time with us and half with Sunderland's youth team, especially with him being so young.

Brilliant performance today, we made an in form side look very ordinary. Never heard the MOTM or crowd announced as per usual. But in my humble opinion I thought Tom Platt was immense and deserved MOTM, although Cedric Main was terrific as well. Crowd looked around 1800, hopefully we'll get over 20...

Darlo_Pete wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 05, 2024 5:20 pm

If Asante is fit, then I'd be amazed if we don't see him come on at least as a substitute.

I'd be amazed if he even makes the bench, there's 4 strikers ahead of him plus Salkeld can play there as well.

Looking on NLTV website our game at Rushall is not listed as being available to watch, which is disappointing. I would have thought there would be plenty of demand from Darlington supporters to stream this game given how crucial it is. I can see that we could take around 400 fans, especially if it ...

Henley wrote: ↑

Thu Dec 12, 2019 2:52 pm

I’ll still be depressed about the number of people who voted for Corbyn.

Agreed.

So, today we have the Speaker directly challenged as to his impartiality based on his ruling re' the government having a "rerun of Saturday" His response? .........To turn it into smirk-fest. Shame on the entire house. The Speaker who was warmly congratulated by the same complainers in March 2019 w...

Oh I fully understand the logic of keeping no deal on the table. But it is monumentally stupid logic. Firstly, stop pretending this is some kind of ordinary negotiation. It isn’t. It is about how our country functions post-Brexit. It is about the economy, security, trade and so on. You’re going on ...

Well, if I’d ever said that the EU’s standards are better than its member countries, you’d have a point. But as the EU sets *minimum* standards to ensure harmonisation for ease of trade, how can they be better than those of its member countries? Think about it. These minimum standards allow those t...

Some workers rights...... UK sick pay - 28 weeks EU sick pay - none set UK paid holiday - 5-6 weeks EU paid holiday - 4 weeks UK maternity pay - 52 weeks EU maternity pay - 14 weeks UK minimum wage - £7.05 EU minimum wage - none set So you want us to align to every workers rights the EU set? :think...

On the subject of employment and environmental standards (or, indeed, any current EU standards) they are ALL minimum standards - there is no ceiling. And with the way the EU is set up those minimum standards are difficult to reduce. The deliberate removal by Johnson of the two mentioned above from ...

Anything in the Political Declaration isn't legally binding and is a series of issues up for discussion which may or may not be fruitful / beneficial to one side or another or both, whereas the content of the Legal Text is binding within the agreement. Well yeah you're right, and someone correct me...

To me wanting to have the no deal option is like saying “If you don’t give us a good deal, we’re going to shoot ourselves in the legs.” It’s not much a strategy to threaten to massive economic damage to yourself in protest at not getting the deal you want. That’s why I’m relaxed about no deal not h...

The new deal is a minor improvement on May's deal but most of it is pretty much the same. Some of the worst points: 1) It restricts our military action. 2) It restricts our foreign policy. 2) They have access to our waters during the transition period, and any future FTA is dependent on this continu...

The depths to which DOTU has plummeted, having previously been a respectable poster on here, borders on the tragic. I see my points fell on deaf ears again, never mind. And I'll condemn whatever I want to condemn, thank you very much. I know it contradicts with your belief that you've got the moral...

Seriously, you think the setting up of the Supreme Court by a Labour Government is relevant? You think the timing is relevant?Your conspiracy theories are going into overload. Sorry, I didn't explain myself properly there. I meant that it's only a very recent invention by a government with a specif...

It’s called the Supreme Court for a reason, it’s higher than the High Court - it’s the ultimate arbiter on interpretation of the law, it doesn’t make laws and it doesn’t make political decisions. It sits in judgment when asked to clarify a point of law and when it has already been through the lower...

I see my points fell on deaf ears again, never mind. And I'll condemn whatever I want to condemn, thank you very much. I know it contradicts with your belief that you've got the moral highground (hint: you haven't) but that's not my problem. Now EDJOHNS is also a racist? When did that happen? As if ...

I'll try: Lady Hale in non-impartiality shocker. Turns out she has an axe to grind against Johnson and men in general: https://inews.co.uk/news/politics/supreme-court-judge-lady-hale-criticised-girly-swot-jibe-boris-johnson-644421 Will the left now call her sexist and declare her an unperson? Will t...

What exactly is any of this achieving? Gramps: you make the occasional decent post but you should try forgiving people and moving on sometimes. This petty vindictiveness doesn't help anyone and it completely derails the thread as it''s now turned into nothing more than a pissing contest. Even the wa...

Nope, I’ve said that the WA and Trade Deal are linked - the EU say they are linked, not independent of each other. The trade deal will not follow a No Deal as though somehow the EU will just waive the terms of the WA. The EU have consistently said that the 3 outstanding elements of the Withdrawal A...

Or indeed the Labour MPs in Leave seats who voted down the agreement but have since indicated they’d vote in favour of the agreement. Indeed on two occasions MPs held indicative votes but failed to reach agreement. In this instance, a General Election can be the only outcome, with each party outlin...

As I said, great, we're at an understanding: a trade agreement and a withdrawal agreement are two separate things. And where the ditching of one will have a material effect on the other Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk I'm sorry but no. First you try and dishonestly (or mistakenly) conflate the t...

As I said, great, we're at an understanding: a trade agreement and a withdrawal agreement are two separate things.

QuakerPete wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 25, 2019 9:44 pm

DarloOnTheUp wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 25, 2019 9:36 pm

QuakerPete wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 25, 2019 9:30 pm

You'll be able to quote where I said they were the same thing?

I just did, in the very same post you quoted.

I think you need to brush up on your comprehension skills

Either way, it seems you now admit that they're not the same thing.

Great, so now you can stop conflating the two.

QuakerPete wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 25, 2019 9:30 pm

You'll be able to quote where I said they were the same thing?

I just did, in the very same post you quoted.

Oh, and it turns out there was 'no evidence' of crimes by Leave.EU and Arron Banks, so Remainers can shut up about that one now: https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-49807401 And the Remain campaign has been fined for overspending in the referendum recently, so they can shut up about that one as wel...

Just been watching the debate from parliament for the last 2.75hrs or so, absolutely fascinating. I think Boris will steamroll Labour at the forthcoming election. The result will depend on how many Labour voters who voted leave, would vote for Conservative or Brexit if there is a pact between them ...

Why does Labour want to have a 2 choice second referendum, to either vote for the deal offered or to remain, why are they not asking if people want to leave without a deal? Probably because No Deal was nowhere on the radar in 2016, the country was promised a rather good deal if we left. No Deal onl...

Why does Labour want to have a 2 choice second referendum, to either vote for the deal offered or to remain, why are they not asking if people want to leave without a deal? Probably because No Deal was nowhere on the radar in 2016, the country was promised a rather good deal if we left. No Deal onl...