His pace was deceptive, it just looked like he was Trotskying around at times
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In the end we should have known heād never work out. There were just so many red flags.
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In saying that, he did play in the same class as everyone else
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Yes, but despite the fact the leader of the club claimed everyone did the same amount of work and was distributed the benefits equally, it was usually the case that he worked harder and received unequal returns.
When certain team members spoke up about this, they were sent away on loan and never returned to the parent club.
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In fairness, heād get some good Engels when taking his shots
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He needed to stop Stalin in front of goal, and just focus on Putin it in the back of the net.
So many times he would have the gaffer come down hard on him like a hammer and sickle for Lenin to his shots, and sending them high and wide into the Siberian tundra.
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He did well enough to finish his career in England though
It was a Highgate to end on.
Iād say he was more of an inverted right wingerā¦
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He brought a lot to the coaching world after he finished playing, too. Fantastic on the analysis.
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Both are totalitarian dictators without an ounce of Marxism in them.
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So more Roy Kent than Jamie Tartt it sounds like
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Soviet, then. If thatās the way you want to play the game.
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Pretty much forget anything to do with Marxism after the death of Lenin. The USSR swung straight off the path of the glorious revolution and into a dictatorship.
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Thatās Putin it mildly.
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No words
Thousands of pagers (yep those things from the late nineties) have exploded across Lebanon, in an apparent cyber attack or Mossad op. Hundreds of injuries and at least 8 dead.
Sounds like terrorism to me.
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