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Not sure if anyone has posted this here, but I do enjoy the history of football and the history of our club too, and I have noticed that kieran McKenna has a lineage through back to our history. Having watched More than a Manager many times, it always stuck with me how Jose Mourinhio and Pepe Guadiola seemed to have been heavily influenced in becoming managers after seeing the passion and wonderment of Bobby Robson at work first hand. And of course, Bobby influenced Jose, while Jose managed Manchester United while Kieron Mckenna was present, he was promoted to assistant manager alongside him. It was watching the fans forum this lineage occurred to me, with Mckenna stating he learned from Mourinhio on how to use the ball boys. It pleases me to think about this lineage, and I hope McKenna can fulfill his potential.
A Loughborough University analyst on Sky news proffered what I have been thinking, that Putin has been planning this particular war/invasion for 10 years. He has been performing a wide strategy over that time to enable it.
Another thought in how this ends has come into my mind that it could be like the Korea conflict that divided the country in half, and also involved nuclear threats apparently. Other wars to compare it to- Syria, Russia got stuck in there, possibly to gain battle experience in the use of air to ground missile and artillery urban warfare. The Bosnian war, the last war in Europe that got bloody and messy, protracted fighting, bombed cities and snipers taking pot shots at citizens.
Notice how they kept shooting despite knowing they were unarmed and journalists. Honestly, the Russians are going to get very nasty. We need to make their nation EXTREMELY poor. And be careful with the journalists we leave there.
A few more million and it might happen that Russian high command may do this
Russian millionaire Alex Konanykhin, who fled Russia yrs ago after alleged kidnapping attempt by rogue KGB agents, has vowed to pay $1 million to any Russian officer or officers who "complying with their constitutional duty" arrest Putin as a war criminal.https://t.co/VoFg5bPReS
There is little talking to poisoner Putin. Its pretty clear its all been leading up to this. Having read about Putin for many years, its clear the man has an obsession with Ukraine. He has been building to this for years, maybe over 10 years. He wanted the West Split, the EU and America occupied and divided. Now we have Brexit (what Russian efforts there?) a divided America following a Trump presidency where he looked to lessen NATO (influence over Trump known).
The firehose of falsehood with a shameless willingness to disseminate partial truths or outright fictions and perceptive theater run by Vladislav Surkov is in full force with the 'de-nazification' wording, the denial of bombing cities, the naming of it a military operation and not a war.
He has poisoned his rivals in Russia, Germany and Britain, using military grade bio-weapons and radiation chemical compounds. They are threatening nukes, shooting nuclear powerstations (Ukraine Intel knew of this strategy 5 days ago, shared on twitter), raising the bombing and invading a peaceful nation on 3 fronts.
He destroyed Checnya, smashed Georgia, Bombed Syria, invaded Crimea.
That was a mad trip, great guys, Grazie per il vostro sostegno. Great to see the fan who picked up supporiting us from the 2001 Inter Milan trip as a traveller.
Yes that brought me back to the forum, to see if folk had seen it. During our better years under Mick McCarthy we were competing with them, in fact we pipped them to 6th didn't we. I think this shows that the EFL only act when the problem is obvious and clear, as they are required to when a club declares administration. Of course if this shambles had been promoted they would have rolled on.
Derby are a disgrace. They avoided Fair Play rules buy 'selling their stadium'. They spent more than us consistently and bought not only our players such as Martyn Waghorn for a large fee £5m(whose goals kept them up), but took players we were interested in away with bigger offers.
Massive sponsorship tie in to get Rooney in as manager, Lampard in to raise profile.
How were they allowed getting away with overspending? Because of big crowds on cheap tickets. Disgraceful the whole situation.
BTC up 20%+ in a week. The main two cryptocurrencies will remain valid in my opinion. ETH with applications and usage (Euro 2020 digital ticket built on Etherum blockchain ledger) BTC as store of value with scarcity and solid uptake.
Bit late to jump in now, the big jumps are in the past.
He's written some damn fine songs and has a large catalogue, not all to my taste but enough well crafted songs to be considered a good musician. Castle on the hill is a great song and I grew up near Framlingham myself. Glad he's a Town fan. Onwards and Upwards (can't get any lower with our setup anyway).
I have been in BTC since 2017. A mathematical proven unit of work that is finite. I have paid for a few things with it and made profit over that time by not selling it all. Also now have a raspberry pi blitz for lightning node (WORLDBANK), a system where open channels remain for BTC payments needing no fee once channel opened.
Coinbase is fine, while a few exchanges have been hacked, they had issues. Hackers do try to tempt people to release their wallets but normal phishing stuff. Hosting your own is prone to management issues with fire/flood/disk fail etc or even forgotten passwords where as a service provider can help with those. Not convinced to put it all on my node. ETH has surprised me, seems it has more uses and was implemented in EURO 2020 digital ticket system, think its still there.Doge is an odd one, crypto for the sake of it, anti the big man and finance.
One more thing, blockchain.com offer a Bitcoin account that pays 5-6% interest. More than any bank account.
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