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Roger Ruskin Spear, late of the Bonzos, had a riff on Roll Over Beethoven called Shove Off Shostakovich.

Dempsey on. "only a 150,000 pounds from Gillingham a couple of years ago"

Yes, but that was back when Calais was English, or we were in the EU so not sure they count.

Respectfully disagree. ChatGPT would have "balanced' the statement with expressions of undying love, unyielding hate, and all points in between. While x, it is still possible to argue y, although many have suggested that neither y nor x tells the full story.

Down the alley that cuts from Berengrave across Bloors to Eastcourt, on the Eastcourt side. Berengrave side was damsons and roses at Longley’s if memory serves.

Nah, they were Millwall, Orient and West Ham.

Up the Hops -ok Hopped up -controversial

The No Hoppers?

So this thread should be for only exclusively Gillingham rumours, because nearly all rumours mention many clubs, or Chris' thread could be for all rumours that specifically don't mention Gillingham.

I Follow 9 am for me Put a game on Friday night and that is 1-2 pm Friday afternoon for me. When we lose on Saturdays, I can say -well we had Friday night When we lose on Friday afternoon, that's the whole weekend well and truly kyboshed.

Hard on Doncaster after thinking destiny, arc of history, and all that. Crewe confirm why in football you never ever say it’s over.

Up to a point!

“You think, or you like to think?” That seems to leave me thick, dishonest or fooling myself. I’m doing my best. Agree on the “little platoons” of society but I was thinking more in terms of neighbours watching out for each other, showing up for the discussion of the new bus stop, pulling...

I think your last two sentences describe how most of us actually are living our lives, although I think “take action” covers a wide range.

My worry is that when things break down, the bullies and strong set up protection rackets, or state-like things in your terms, who are incompetent, uninterested in details, and constantly thumping each and the rest of us. Then even the good guys form their own militias whose operational...

The engine room of the change in China was a highly sectored, but within that unconstrained, capital formation. The shock absorbers for the dislocation caused by that change were a huge, protected public sector and its jobs, plus an egalitarian, basic needs culture.

An easy sell once a large middle class believing it has a stake in how things are emerged. Also, elites professing socialism, but/and running patronage systems in stagnant local (Glasgow eg) and national economies have not helped. Even China’s version which actually has enabled a transformation...

One of the Labour shadow cabinet was asked if she were a socialist on the radio yesterday. She said she was a social democrat. I don’t think there are many votes in professing socialism, although there may be a growing number among the young, but I doubt it.

You don't want them looking at you like that at our age, Alex. They're imagining us nicely laid out in our best, and thinking about the life insurance. Ten years from now, they could be thinking about eating us.

. I'm torn on this, since so many of those who are active in politics strike me as utterly weird and unrepresentative (especially in the US where the committed row about Racism, Sexuality, Faith, and the Death Penalty from their various non-negotiable standpoints). Even on here, the most...