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Reply | Leo Walta
at 20:04 10 Sep 2026
Wasn't in the LA squad for this morning's match. Did his registration go through? |
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Reply | Stadium rebuild
at 19:45 10 Sep 2026
Good job you are not in charge then, there's not enough segregation exits in that area to comply. |
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Reply | Stadium rebuild
at 19:08 10 Sep 2026
Corporate seats add value but do they add atmosphere, surely there has to be a balance. Like halftime, I understand the point of the penalties with the mascots because it generates revenue, but it is stale and boring for the majority of supporters. The club needs to look at the bigger picture. |
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Reply | Our defending...
at 15:40 10 Sep 2026
I was thinking more about the very good chances the opposition has had against us where they should have scored but missed easy chances. Not saves Vigouroux needed to make. |
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Reply | Our defending...
at 14:13 10 Sep 2026
Southampton took more of their chances than the other teams we have played, previously we got lucky in a couple of games when we easily could have conceded. |
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Reply | Reform - surely this has to be the end?
at 10:23 10 Sep 2026
As I continually say, we will have to wait and see. My personal thoughts are that there will be no case to answer.
As for
"It's a difficult case but why anyone votes for these people is genuinely beyond me"
Exactly this can be said by others about any political party. |
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Reply | Welsh Education Performance
at 23:07 9 Sep 2026
Oh yes it does. 27 years of Labour control in the Senedd has been a failure so you are pinning your hopes on a couple of months of Plaid. [Post edited 9 Sep 23:12]
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Reply | Welsh Education Performance
at 22:36 9 Sep 2026
As someone who currently works under the English education system, would you rather that or would rather work under the system we have in Wales implemented by the Senedd. |
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Reply | Reform - surely this has to be the end?
at 21:47 9 Sep 2026
The Political Parties, Elections and Referendums Act 2000 (PPERA) requires political parties to check the
‘permissibility’ of donors, but not the source of their funds. Permissible donors include, among others,
individuals on a UK electoral register, companies that are incorporated in the UK and carrying on business in
the UK, and UK-based unincorporated associations that carry on business or other activities in the UK. 6
These rules, which are intended to prohibit foreign donations, have significant weaknesses:
• As set out further below, PPERA does not require UK political parties to take a risk-based approach to
donations or to identify the true source of their funds, just to check the status of donors.
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• A donation will be lawful providing it is from a permissible source and it was the donor’s decision to
donate, even where the funds derived from a foreign source.
8 https://www.nytimes.com/2022/0 [Post edited 9 Sep 21:49]
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Reply | Reform - surely this has to be the end?
at 20:04 9 Sep 2026
Is it illegal if it comes from a UK resident, irrespective of where the funds originated. A businessman based in the UK and has most of their income from abroad can donate. I wouldn't like to call it. |
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Reply | Reform - surely this has to be the end?
at 19:39 9 Sep 2026
If the money was paid by the son a UK resident I don't see how the rules were breached. If there are rules in place to stop this happening they have broken the rules, I really don't know. Obviously this has to be investigated but I wouldn't bet on the outcome. |
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