Barton's done one...

This thread is about Joey Barton , right ?

 

I was at the velodrome opposite Celtic Park for the revolution Cycling series and the area is far from a **** hole. Celtic park looked extremely impressive and the emirates arena glasgow which opposite is impressive to.

Was it a while ago you were in the area as it looked class to me?

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From what reading into it I did earlier, I don't think it is about 'glorifying' paedophilia at all. It was an accusation made against someone alleged to have been involved in covering it up. Whether that's true or not I have no idea. Obviously that's pretty important though. Which is why I find it a bit strange that you're so disgusted by the accusation.

 

Before the commonwealth games. The residential area all around Parkhead is a proper ****hole - a few shiny leisure facilities don't change that fact.

 

You didn't dispute that he was a moronic twat either. So you are just disputing that he is racist?

 

Enough of a brain, unlike yourself, to be able to spell Palestine correctly. And maybe know when an apostrophe or hyphen is required.
The balm in your name is quite ironic given your angry little man ranting.

 

City Man (Blampey),who the post was directed at, is a moronic twat.

I was simply highlighting the fact that not everybody who visits Benidorm, has a fat gut & can down 45 pints isn't racist. I used Chazz as an example.

 

It was a joke, .Ben. I seem to remember Chazz posting that he was going to Benidorm, so having a joke about the only thing about people who go to Benidorm in the opinion of the poster, fat, moronic, racist twats who down 45 pints of bitter you absolve Chazz of being is a racist.

 

Talking of people having 45 pints.

 

Reminds me of the Freedom Centre on Preston Road.
Except not as good, of course.

 

With you, didn't think he'd put moronic.

Off topic but it's what got me in the bad mood I'm in.

I've just got back from Sainsbury's. I was stood waiting for the Mrs who was looking for some gold icing & I overheard a conversation that attracted my attention.

"People in Scunthorpe & Yorkshire call it a slice of bread, what does that mean? Especially when you're making toast."

"They call it a slice? That's because they're common"

At that point I turned round, eyeing Mother, Father & teenage son, & suggested to Mother Loudmouth that she should perhaps take more care if insulting a specific group of people as she could unknowingly be stood next to one of the group she's insulting.

Mother Loudmouth appeared to get agitated & uneasy by this remark & responded with... "We're not common in a Nantwich obviously they are"

"Not common yet ignorant & ill educated. Excellent. By way of interest how do the non-common people of Nantwich refer to a slice of bread?"

"It's a round"

"I have actually heard a slice of bread being called a round before but only in the greasy spoon cafes of Cheshire & London, says it all really. Enjoy your toast, Will you be buying an unrounded loaf or a rounded one?"

Mrs Loadmouth's husband & son never looked away from the floor as they & her scurried away.

****s.

 

You clearly know on which side of the slice your bread is buttered.

 

Not really, he just uses his loaf.

 

The ****ing mind boggles at what could possibly instigate a conversation regarding what folks in various parts of the country called their ''cut bread'' ...

 

Cut? Never had you down as a commoner SSS.

 

Forgive me, I was struggling to think of something other than cut or round

 

This woman Ben, did you check out her baps by any chance?

 

I hate all people equally. FACT

 

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