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The revolution has been televised
And it’s the opposite of what Gil Scott-Heron prophesised, no individual empowerment going on here. Still, on a more humorous note, there’s a line in ‘The comeback’ by Alex Cameron in which he assumes the predicament of a washed up … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged Alex Cameron, BBC News, BBC Question Time, Betrayal is good fucking word, Blairism is toxic, Brexit, Britain Elects, Cop-out on your sofa and channel hop, Dickensian, Genny Leckie on the 8th of June is coming soon, Gil Scott-Heron, Illuminatus!, Is this enough tags, Nigel 'cunt' Farage, Perception is now truth, Political slogans, Politics, sanitised studios, The revolution has been televised, Theresa May hiding away, Tory Propoganda, Weaning the weans
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Song Of The Day – Paul’s Blues by Blue Heron
From the album ‘Various – Disco Mantras Vol. 1’ (2016)
Song Of The Day – Black Hanz by The Moonlandingz
From the album ‘Interplanetary Class Classics’ (2017)
Will FSG get away with demolishing Jürgen Klopp?
Yeah, sure, the title is clickbait. A similar tactic is used by the utterly vapid ESPN.co.uk, who utilise antagonistic headlines to encourage hits on a plethora of shitty opinion pieces lamenting faux crises at ‘big clubs’ (usually because they failed … Continue reading
Posted in Sports
Tagged Borussia Dortmund, Boston Red Sox, Brendan Rodgers, Cynicism, Damien Comolli, FSG, Jürgen Klopp, John W Henry, Kenny Dalglish, LIverpool FC, Luis Suarez, Mainz 05, Michael Edwards, Mike Gordon, Phil Coutinho, Rafa Benitez, Raheem Sterling, The Arsenal model is the dream, Tom Hicks & George Gillett, Tom Werner, Using stats to make money in football
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Song On The Day – Jumpin’ Jack Flash by The Rolling Stones
From the compilation album ‘Hot Rocks 1964-1971’ (1971)
Wichita Lineman Was A Song I Once Heard 
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