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Can the working class idol now be someone who actually represents the hard working, smart working class which I know.
Working class people are not dumb and they play by the rules. My parents were working class people who worked hard and got an education. Rayner, by contrast, is pretty thick, owns 3 houses, and doesn’t pay tax. She’s a disgrace to the “working class” and any use to show her up as the working class figurehead is a joke.
Anyone else feel a bit patronised when they call this thick woman the working class spokesperson?
Just shaking my head. We’re saints and they’re pompey…
Come on. If we go into the game as fans, or players, with this defeatist (or draw-taking) attitude, what’s the point? Anything other than total victory over those c*nts is not acceptable.
Take a bow legged chicken from the Liverpool Kop And he walks with a wiggle and walks with a hop Hand grenade and a walking stick, We are Southampton boot boys
It’s a couple weeks till our next game: can’t remember who it’s against. Perfect time to hear your best and worst saints chant which you don’t hear anymore.
- One you’d bring back - One you’d keep in the dustbin of time
In the meantime, enjoy our 80s ditty which surely went down well with the Scouting movement
Someone on Steve’s Web suggested “We’re off the see the wizard” from Wizard of Oz, which I feel fits in nicely with our Judy Garland collection - if you excuse the different sounding Azaz in place of ‘of Oz.’
It really is. Both sides use it as proxies for their new world.
It cannot be denied that all those in the counter protests, seen from their chants and placards, are preaching socialism alongside their “anti-racism.” So whilst the immigration issue may go beyond the political spectrum, the opposing forces are certainly left and using it as a way to get their high tax, state control utopia.