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Yes. Even the House of Commons itself occasionally discusses football in the chamber. Football isn't entirely separate from real life. Football is real life

Lizard people

Do you apply this principle universally? Do you report people at work for having non-work related conversations? Beat the wife for mentioning something not directly related to family and household? Kick off in the pub at people ordering soft-drinks?

During our 11 hour drive to Leipzig, after about 3.5 hours, one of the boys in the vehicle changed the subject and started chatting about something non-Palace related. Obviously the rest of us were disgusted. He had a long walk from Eastern Belgium to reflect on his future conversational...

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I can't imagine he'd be welcome in any pub more than a week, tbh.

I suspect that after 15 pints he would still be more coherent and logical than you will ever be.

Now adding some Ageism in the mix. Does your brain even realise what your hands are typing?

Immediately questioning the honesty of young female victims, while identifying potential alibis for adult male abusers. A funny sort of 'socialist', more reminiscent of an old school misogynist.

Difficult to see how anyone sentient could disagree at this point

No, because it's a national issue. Hamsphire Police are just the latest expression of it. Keir Starmer: “there is no such thing as two-tier policing”. Police chiefs yesterday: “we will review controversial guidance advising officers to treat ethnic minorities differently”.

Uhh, I think I just puked a little. You were the sort of kid who left a shiny apple on teacher's desk

Because our governments routinely gaslight us with stuff that is self-evidently false. Part of a wider psyop to disorientate and demoralise their own populations. The Covid Jabs are safe and effective. There is no such thing as a woman Etc, etc, etc

First time Palace have had 10 players at a World Cup

One I saw on X. Palace's victory is the first time a team has beaten FIVE former former European winners on route to the final D.Kiev Alkamaar Fiorentina Donestsk? Strasbourg? Sounds highly dubious to me, but I'll park it here

I remember huge pitch invasions like Blackburn 1989. But mass dancing? I don't remember that, and tannoy music wasn't such a thing back then.

First manager to not name a full subs bench?

First city in the world to have five different clubs who have won major continental competitions

First time we've had a golden boot winner in European competition

First time we've had 1000's spontaneously dancing on the Selhurst pitch?