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by **tubby** » Thu Aug 05, 2010 9:40 pm

Not only the standard chartered ad boards but they had spring rolls at half time too! :;):

by **Reg** » Thu Aug 05, 2010 9:52 pm

Was Big Kenny H sitting in the directors box with Georgie G? :laugh:

by **J*o*n*D*o*e** » Thu Aug 05, 2010 10:19 pm

The Chinese adverts didnt say anything about standard chartered, they actually read "come and get us please and rid us of these pair of tw@ts".

by **NANNY RED** » Thu Aug 05, 2010 10:26 pm

Reg wrote:Headline in tomorrow's early editions: "Kenny Huang ate my hamster".

I hope he had sweet and sour sauce with it and noodles otherwise it might of tasted a bit bland :laugh:

by **Reg** » Thu Aug 05, 2010 10:38 pm

NANNY RED wrote:
Reg wrote:Headline in tomorrow's early editions: "Kenny Huang ate my hamster".

I hope he had sweet and sour sauce with it and noodles otherwise it might of tasted a bit bland

I heard a Chinese fighter jet tried to land behind the goal! :laugh:

by **Igor Zidane** » Thu Aug 05, 2010 10:47 pm

we all new it was gonna be like this , more up's and downs than a brides nighty.

by **lakes10** » Fri Aug 06, 2010 12:34 am

well i know it late but been sorting stuff out tonight but i got told this about 2hrs ago. not read the other posts no here yet but it might have aleady been posted.

Syrian businessman Yahya Kirdi said his consortium is pushing to buy the club and wishes the club to make a staement saying that they have taken his offer, he has asked this to be done the end of monday if not sooner. it seem the board have given the ok to the deal and it is about to be done as no other offer come close to the asking price the board have set.

there has been NO bid by Huang to buy the club and he has been contacted today but the club had no reply about any bids.
as of today the only contact Huang has had is with RBS.
the press have now started to ask if this bid was only to bring his name into the light in the UK due to another investment he is about to mount.

by **lakes10** » Fri Aug 06, 2010 12:35 am

what the hell is going on with the takeover, i have seen more convincing scrips on Eastenders.

by **killerp** » Fri Aug 06, 2010 12:36 am

I found an image of the new away kit for 2011

by **lakes10** » Fri Aug 06, 2010 12:44 am

why i dont wish to be taken over by them

■No one really knows what the law is in China. The only law which seems to be enforced is when a citizen is charged with “subversion of state power” for…speaking… or…being at the wrong place or the wrong time.
■The MEDIA is run by the government (with only a few exceptions)… ’nuff said.
■Caps on freedom of speech include: you can suggest that territories which the governing party claims (like Tibet and Taiwan) should be independent; criticizing the ruling Communist party; mentioning democracy in a good light; intense monitoring of publications and internet posts- with severe punishments.
■Speaking of Internet, China got Yahoo, Google, and MSN to ban certain words to come up in search engines…such as “DEMOCRACY”. Skype filters such words as well. Some internet sites are totally blocked.
■Want to apply for a protest permit at a particular park? Don’t be surprised if you get sentenced to “re-education through labor” instead of getting your permit.
■Movement is restricted by the bureaucracy. If you have a “rural” working permit, don’t be seen trying to work in a “urban” district. This creates a second class citizen scenario. Peasants are non-persons in urban areas.
■Repressive Chinese factories- whatever the boss says goes. Period. He (never a she) sets your hours, pay, and discipline. Caught talking to a girl? No pay for a month.
■Communist party members must officially be atheists. All religions must register with the government. Religious leaders get chosen. Content gets censored. No living Buddha may be reincarnated without government approval. There is a “Pachen Lama”- a fake monk leader- who serves as the mouthpiece for Red China.
■There is no due process. The police round people up and imprison protesters or enemies of the state. IF there is a trial, many judges are corrupt, paid off, or afraid. Forced labor, torture, and forced confessions exist.
■“For a prosperous, powerful nation and a happy family, please use birth planning.” There is a ONE-CHILD policy. How do they enforce it? Jail-time, forced abortions, and sterilization, of course. Some say even killing. This policy is somewhat relaxed in certain urban areas.
■CRIMES PUNISHABLE BY DEATH: Tax fraud and 60+ more.
■Ethic minorities living in China? They are discriminated against and are “non-persons” even though the”Chinese constitution” says “All nationalities in the People’s Republic of China are equal”.
■Workers can’t form their own unions, they can just join State-run unions.
■Postal mail and e-mails are sometimes…delayed. Internet chat rooms? Blogs? Watched.
■North Korean refugees? They wind up as forced prostitutes.
■Farmers have their land seized.
■Citizens have their apartments demolished.
■Defense lawyers are monitored, and some are beaten

Chinese_execution

by **lakes10** » Fri Aug 06, 2010 12:50 am

Last year some 1,700 people were executed in mainland China. This represents 70 per cent of the total number of executions world-wide.

However, off-the-record Communist Party members have acknowledged that in past years up to 10,000 people have been executed.

by **Ciggy** » Fri Aug 06, 2010 12:51 am

lakes10 wrote:why i dont wish to be taken over by them

■No one really knows what the law is in China. The only law which seems to be enforced is when a citizen is charged with “subversion of state power” for…speaking… or…being at the wrong place or the wrong time.
■The MEDIA is run by the government (with only a few exceptions)… ’nuff said.
■Caps on freedom of speech include: you can suggest that territories which the governing party claims (like Tibet and Taiwan) should be independent; criticizing the ruling Communist party; mentioning democracy in a good light; intense monitoring of publications and internet posts- with severe punishments.
■Speaking of Internet, China got Yahoo, Google, and MSN to ban certain words to come up in search engines…such as “DEMOCRACY”. Skype filters such words as well. Some internet sites are totally blocked.
■Want to apply for a protest permit at a particular park? Don’t be surprised if you get sentenced to “re-education through labor” instead of getting your permit.
■Movement is restricted by the bureaucracy. If you have a “rural” working permit, don’t be seen trying to work in a “urban” district. This creates a second class citizen scenario. Peasants are non-persons in urban areas.
■Repressive Chinese factories- whatever the boss says goes. Period. He (never a she) sets your hours, pay, and discipline. Caught talking to a girl? No pay for a month.
■Communist party members must officially be atheists. All religions must register with the government. Religious leaders get chosen. Content gets censored. No living Buddha may be reincarnated without government approval. There is a “Pachen Lama”- a fake monk leader- who serves as the mouthpiece for Red China.
■There is no due process. The police round people up and imprison protesters or enemies of the state. IF there is a trial, many judges are corrupt, paid off, or afraid. Forced labor, torture, and forced confessions exist.
■“For a prosperous, powerful nation and a happy family, please use birth planning.” There is a ONE-CHILD policy. How do they enforce it? Jail-time, forced abortions, and sterilization, of course. Some say even killing. This policy is somewhat relaxed in certain urban areas.
■CRIMES PUNISHABLE BY DEATH: Tax fraud and 60+ more.
■Ethic minorities living in China? They are discriminated against and are “non-persons” even though the”Chinese constitution” says “All nationalities in the People’s Republic of China are equal”.
■Workers can’t form their own unions, they can just join State-run unions.
■Postal mail and e-mails are sometimes…delayed. Internet chat rooms? Blogs? Watched.
■North Korean refugees? They wind up as forced prostitutes.
■Farmers have their land seized.
■Citizens have their apartments demolished.
■Defense lawyers are monitored, and some are beaten

Chinese_execution

by **lakes10** » Fri Aug 06, 2010 1:01 am

right this is my last post about it but..............

how would we feel if our team had to play a game over their as part of a deal and some of their fans said something and got heard say it and this happend to them after the game...they are just fans like us.
football execution

football execution

by **Kharhaz** » Fri Aug 06, 2010 1:03 am

A simpler term would be, how about if we were run by the mafia?

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