Darlo Uncovered

I'll reply to both posts in here, but I feel we're going in circles now, and I don't want to get into a pointless slanging match. I'll try and explain myself a bit more though but I know how difficult it is to persuade someone who's set in their ways (myself included). You also called me intelligent...

Toronto looked very impressive & I can't see Toulouse upping their game to Featherstone challenging Toronto in the playoff final in under just 2 weeks time in Toronto. Hi Pete - why are you so happy to converse with a right wing xenophobe? For fuck's sake man, is it not enough for you to just disag...

Great, absolutely great. This thread has turned into absolute gold. And it turns out my previous couple of posts were correct as well (they've clearly went over all of your heads though, never mind). EDJOHNS says something which is declared "xenophobic" by a few. The conversation is then shut down, ...

Jesus, this really kicked off whilst I've been at work. Shame the Brexit thread had to be derailed like this. EDJOHNS expressed an opinion, and backed it up with evidence. If you disagree with the opinion, then fine, disagree with it. But do so by disputing the opinion and the presented evidence. In...

Careful EDJOHNS, you've committed wrongthink. Be prepared for the usual faux-outrage, name-calling, shaming language, and moral grandstanding. :roll: Ahhh so you agree that modern day Germans are warmongering nazis and that a Merkel speech talking of sharing resources was the equivalent to Hitler i...

Careful EDJOHNS, you've committed wrongthink. Be prepared for the usual faux-outrage, name-calling, shaming language, and moral grandstanding.

Honestly man, at this stage I think we just need to leave without a withdrawal agreement (as mentioned previously, all that was discussed during the referendum was a trade agreement, not a withdrawal agreement, two different things) and crack on with the trade discussions; not just with the EU, but ...

Oh that’s just project fear again - trying to convince people to vote for remain in the upcoming referendum...you know that document which was written and never due to be released to the public. "Project Fear" is the way it is disingenuously being used by the Remain side to whip up yet more hysteri...

A pretty sobering assessment of No Deal Brexit - the government’s 5-page summary (only) called Yellowhammer. They said it was Theresa May’s version, but it’s the same document with the heading changed from “base” assessment to “worst case” Some part has been redacted, but the original leaked report...

You can't assert what the majority of the population wants or wanted. We voted to leave. Any assertions like yours above are guesswork at best. And that is the PM's current focus: try and get a better deal, but if not, prepare for no deal as leaving the EU is what the majority voted for. He even tri...

"Crash out" - you really do love your loaded words and phrases. I know what you're both trying to do as well: you're trying to cast doubt on the 2016 vote by any means necessary, so that, as if by magic, Leave didn't really win after all, or that the vote didn't really count. Then, again as if by ma...

By hook or by crook springs to mind here. Didn't win the vote? No problem, just claim it was invalid or something. A majority voted to leave the EU in 2016. Despite what you keep saying, the possibility of No Deal WAS discussed and debated at the time, as shown in my previous post. This vote wasn't ...

Which Leave organisations or major Leave individuals actively promoted (referred to) No Deal as their option prior to the 2016 referendum? It took me 5 minutes to find this quote from Nigel Farage on 3 June 2016: “Even if our friends in France and Italy decide to cut off their noses to spite their ...

That isn’t what I or the figures said...at all. Of the population who voted leave (obviously they didn’t ask all 52% - as I say we don’t have the data you have to base it on polls) 33% of those people would be happy with an exit which was no deal. If you assume that the 48% remain voters didn’t wan...

“Remoaners” the sure fire way to sound like an 8 year old...it is genuinely like school yard name calling. But if we are playing “what did the politician say” this was an interesting one from one of the leaders of the leave campaign. “we didn’t vote to leave without a deal. That wasn’t the message ...

This whole situation is a joke. We're constantly being lectured on democracy whilst every attempt possible is being made to overturn the democratic result from 2016. Remainers have taken control of parliament (yet Johnson is accused of staging a coup), sabotaged our bargaining power by attempting to...

Predictions (not the Darlo will beat Man Utd 6-0 type), and more-so Forecasts, are methods of using all the available information, data, facts, rules, trends, modelling, etc., in order to come to conclusions on outcomes for future events. We all do this in our own lives, it doesn’t mean it’s guessw...

:lol: I wondered how long it would take grytters to call Rees-Mogg a racist... That term is thrown around so often by the left these days to defame the character of certain people that it's lost all meaning. I don't even take it seriously anymore! It's gotten to the point where I don't see the point...

So Jacob Rees-Mogg is the target now? He must be doing something right then! As usual though there's very little of substance, just a load of abuse/name calling, shaming tactics, and moral grandstanding. Remember, when the left (or EU) set up entire departments to enforce standardisation, that’s goo...

All seems reasonable to me. Don't let me get in the way of your shaming tactics though.

Its a common theme, someone gets off to a bad start (i.e. Stockport away) and people make their judgement from that and will jump on any little mistake he makes to back up that view. All he said was that he wasn't that impressed with Bell, but that he wasn't going to judge him on 5/10 minutes. I th...

Gawd above help. I am getting caught up with the crass madness that is Darlo Gramps. I am genuinely not a violent person but this guy does my head in with the distainful manner in which he speaks to everyone who has the audacity to disagree with him even when he blatantly changes what has been said...

Darlo_Pete wrote: ↑

Sun May 26, 2019 5:00 pm

I doubt Laing would be a Centre Half as he's only 5' 11" and surely we need taller central defenders.

6' 2" according to Wikipedia, 5' 11" on soccerbase.

"Don't believe everything you read on the internet"
- Abraham Lincoln

Utter tosh. I wish. The Brexit Party are on record as wanting to destroy the NHS and replace it with private medical insurance. Well at least you're actually debating policy now. When the leading the LeaveDotEU Nigel Farage stood in front of an openly racist campaign billboard - "breaking point" - ...

This charmer is top of the "Brexit Party" list for the North East of England Cheers NSDAP slogans Liverpool fans are criminals Jokes about sex acts featuring young girls But "people aren't interested in that sort of thing" If he were standing in Y&H, you could be assured I would be, and I'd direct ...

QuakerPete swimming against the tide on here. :D Still haven’t answered about the referendum illegalities Pete! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk He'd be wasting his time. I explained clearly and concisely how pretty much everything you've been saying is utter nonsense (including the illegalities)...

Remain voters before the referendum: "Leaving the EU will bring about the apocalypse! Why would anyone want that?" *Leave wins* Remain voters after the referendum: "Upholding the result of the referendum will bring about the apocalypse! Why would anyone want that?" :roll: But to answer your reply to...

QuakerPete: we've heard this all before, what you're saying isn't some new illuminating piece of information that only you possess. Everything you're saying was said at the time of the vote. The problem is that it's nothing more than (1) scare-mongering, (2) stating prediction and opinion as fact, (...

I voted to remain in the EU and we lost the public vote. I think democracy is under serious threat if the result of that vote was ignored and another vote held. If that did happen, I would now vote to leave to make sure that that first democratic vote was upheld. Agreed, and I'd like to add that we...

darlo2001uk wrote:Does this qualify for cartwheels (for the older users on here!)?

I remember this, and now I feel old