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    All at JackArmy.net would like to thank everyone who has played a part on this site over the past 25 years whether that is through writing, contributing, moderating, posting or just visting and reading.

    Without any of you the work that has gone into the site would have been pointless and we will always be proud that we built, generated and managed a community that was such a big part of the Swansea City supporting life for so long.

    It has been a pleasure to bring to you the site for so long but the time is now right to turn the lights out for the last time but we do it both with a heavy heart and a sense of pride driven by the so many messages received since we announced the closure.

    The site will remain here for a period until we archive and mothball it for the last time later this summer but all aspects are in a read only format.

    Thank you though for all the memories

    Phil Sumbler
    Owner, jackarmy.net

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    Senedd Poll

    You’re not listening to anything I’m saying it’s pointless. I’ve literally said I think Wales was in a better place economically, culturally etc in the 90s we were looking good. We didn’t have a Parliament then. Was it all hunky dory no. Was reform and more devolved decision making needed...
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    Senedd Poll

    To be fair if you read what I said I’m literally saying that I’m not sure whether it’s party performance related or structural and it’s not long established so there’s no certainty about long term survival especially in these very extreme political times. I do think the level of political...
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    Senedd Poll

    I can’t really answer that for you and I’ve long bored everyone on here moaning about the one party state in Wales because I just think we’ve gone backwards ever since the WAG was established. The 90s was a very optimistic time for Wales, cool cymru and all that. We were a hotbed for...
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    Senedd election

    Where is the media holding him to account? They have a lot to answer for. The right will of course turn a blind eye and the left just obsess over “racism” that’s already priced in. If they went heavy on this stuff it could cut through.
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    Senedd Poll

    Much more successful, lots of inward investment then.
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    Senedd Poll

    Maybe. I’m self aware enough to recognise I might be being unfair and it’s a case of time that’s required. But it really needs to start improving not a bit but dramatically. There isn’t a proper revising chamber which for all its faults the Lords does have the expertise and experience to amend...
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    Senedd Poll

    In addition to my post it will refreshing to see plaid having a go but we have to remember they’ve been junior partner on a number of occasions and are very similar to Labour. It’s not a big change which is what is required.
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    Senedd Poll

    I think it’s overwhelmingly failed. It’s just a job creation vehicle in the bay. Outcomes are shocking and it’s increased Nationalism. Intentions were good but it’s been a disaster for Wales. Id not shed one tear if it were to go. But that ship has probably sailed.
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    Senedd election

    A quarter of this Country are thick as shit.
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    The Ashes 2025/26

    Bethall was fantastic but I don’t like the ott reaction. He’s a good prospect but he needs to get games under his belt and learn his craft.
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    The Brexit vote

    I’m with you sorry for the misunderstanding. That does make some sense. I think Plaid will be a better option than Labour in the sense you’d like to think they’ll be more Wales as a whole than the poverty stricken bits of the valleys and Cardiff. With everyone else just putting up with shit...
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    Things that annoy you more than they should

    I hear you I think it’s because some odd people enjoy it and enjoy the “buzz” of it all. I always try as best as possible to avoid trolleys to make sure I only come back with what is required. Two reasons, no impulse purchasing and in and out as quick as possible.
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    The Brexit vote

    Let’s just say our funding is “unfair” that is in the context of the Barnett formula. If we were independent all of the revenue for spending would need to be generated ourselves. No more city of London. We would be in a huge deficit. I can’t believe people believe we’d magically be okay. If...
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    The Brexit vote

    I’ve tried not to comment on the independence stuff as it’s likely to derail the thread. All I’ll say is that goes against precisely the issues we’re discussing. Further retrenchment to borders, further splintering. Imagine Cardiff bay standing up to trump - I mean give your head a wobble...
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    The Brexit vote

    It’s almost like post war Germany when they rightly had a period of de-nazification as the population was so brainwashed at the time. It’s like we need a truth and reconciliation period to remove the poison. Again this would be much easier in a different time but we now have the musks of the...
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    The Brexit vote

    Agreed. They were warned, they’ve had overwhelming evidence ever since. But no who’s the guy for them Farage?!! The guy who smashed it up. But as you say it’s a global phenomenon, with people in the shadows pulling the strings and the idiots walking off the cliff like lemmings. I don’t see how...
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    The Ashes 2025/26

    Oh agreed but that’s also linked to a lack of preparation and focus on the hundred 20/20 shite
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    Greenland

    It’s the rational thing to do but it won’t happen because we have weak leadership and a brainwashed electorate
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    The Ashes 2025/26

    Other Nations are playing an updated version of the old game. Only England play bazball nonsense.
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    The Brexit vote

    My word. This decision in retrospect just gets worse and worse. All the “project fear” stuff just looks more in hindsight like everything was completely underestimated. The “intellectual” wing of the Brexit vote was about a global, “sovereign” Britain. A free trading nostalgic shift towards...

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