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    Full national statutory inquiry into grooming gangs.

    Well I disagree with that as I don’t agree with the death penalty under any circumstances. But letting people walk free with images of children on their phones is an absolute disgrace. And far harsher sentences for sex offenders across the board are needed.
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    Full national statutory inquiry into grooming gangs.

    “I guess a willy is a willy at the end of the day?” You guess wrong. Which is quite disturbing to be honest.
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    Full national statutory inquiry into grooming gangs.

    Yes, that wasn’t directed at you. ‘You’ was more ‘one’. Thankfully, the local councils they now have may show them up for what they are, it’s already a shambles in Kent apparently.
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    Cameron Burgess

    Resigning him for more than £20m was… Agree re relegation clause. To be completely honest, the way we signed him (and Gomis was the same) first time round was just ruinous to us as a club. The huge signing bonuses caused us no end of trouble. And Ayew’s salary second time was unforgiveable.
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    Full national statutory inquiry into grooming gangs.

    I agree with most of that. The only possible disagreement is that I think this government are achieving more than it seems (despite their obvious cock ups which drive me mad) but the achievements are being ignored by the media. Labour need to sort out their comms and quickly otherwise we will...
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    Full national statutory inquiry into grooming gangs.

    I would quite genuinely have a zero tolerance approach to sex offenders. Including those who have been found with banned material on their phones or computers. They are often given ridiculously lenient sentences.
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    Full national statutory inquiry into grooming gangs.

    Are you absolutely mad? You think hundreds of people, both men and women, of all ages, cycling along in a party atmosphere, laughing and joking with each other and with the people they meet en route is the same as a convicted sex offender showing his penis in a park with the sole purpose of...
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    Summer Transfer Window

    Yes, that’s very true. Although it tends to suggest nothing is being shown in training to force more minutes. I agree with your conclusion.
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    Cameron Burgess

    Clucas. Baston, Ayew (second time). Roque Mesa. All absolute abominations of signings. Different league to not signing Joey.
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    Summer Transfer Window

    In my mind there’s a big difference between Parker at 18 and Cooper at 25. One is developing and the other is either now good enough or not. For what it’s worth I think he’s fine but has gone backwards to be honest. I’m not sure he’s a championship level player. If he stays I hope he proves me...
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    Full national statutory inquiry into grooming gangs.

    The conservatives of course had 14 years to arrange an inquiry and didn’t bother. Despite their shameless bleatings today.
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    Full national statutory inquiry into grooming gangs.

    No, but he’s the first brown Muslim mayor to allow it and wing stand wood is a racist and not a very bright one at that. When Boris allowed it it was fine. It’s fine in the other UK cities participating this year (including Cardiff btw). It’s presumably completely fine in the USA where the...
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    Cameron Burgess

    Not even near it.
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    Swansea City unable to offer away travel "guarantee"

    The past few weeks have summed up the trust at the moment. Put on a supporters event that was not accessible and was only moved when enough people kicked up a fuss. And have ‘noted’ the club aren’t laying on buses and will investigate why not and get back to people. Finger as far away from the...
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    Sir Sadiq Khan

    Yep - it’s pretty high up. The last time I sat in the Gods was for the Spice Girls reunion concert (lol) - I don’t like heights either and I found it a bit much which is why I won’t go up there again. If you’re that way again, the South Bank is lovely - lots going on all along the river by the...
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    Sir Sadiq Khan

    It’s absolutely miles cleaner and safer than at any time that I’ve lived here and I’ve lived here since 1988. In fact, as I said earlier, the big issue is that London has lost some of its character as a result of being a bit of a sanitised version of what it was. Soho is a great example of...
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    Sir Sadiq Khan

    “Once upon a time saying that you lived in London came with some prestige and bragging rights. It used to really impress me and many with "whoa you're living in London"” That’s a bit weird. Have some self respect. It’s probably London’s stinking and notorious reputation though that means it’s...
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    Sir Sadiq Khan

    The O2 seating is good on the floor level, really good in the first banked bit particularly at the side, and absolutely awful in the Gods. I will never go to the Gods there anymore. It’s way too steep, cramped and you can’t see anything. Getting there is fine on the tube, pain in the car.
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    Sir Sadiq Khan

    Do you know, I can hardly move in London without meeting people that are planning to move to Huntingdon…
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    Sir Sadiq Khan

    Leaving the rest of your rambling aside, this bit “Never mind its off to "the magic money tree" to pay for it all. And onto London with one in twelve of its habitants being an illegal immigrant perfectly acceptable mun” is made up nonsense by the way. The Thames Water stat was completely...

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