Gary Lineker

[Salem]

Let's face it , if Lineker had tweeted in favour of the Governments immigration bill, the same snivelling crowd that are calling for free speech to be sacrosanct, would be calling for the greasy cunt to be cancelled.

Seems to be the way of the woke world we're living in

And the use of the word "woke" when you are unable or too lazy to explain your case.

That'll be because i'm lazy , sorry Guv .

I'll get working on improving my posting style in the hope i can match yours .

I've ordered the book "How to be an obnoxious cunt" which i'm hoping will help

[Carlos J]

And to all, let's keep the thread to Gary Lineker, not other posters.

[JimmyDee]

And to all, let's keep the thread to Gary Lineker, not other posters.

Is it still OK to mention the Alt-Right? Asking for a friend

[Carlos J]

And to all, let's keep the thread to Gary Lineker, not other posters.

Is it still OK to mention the Alt-Right? Asking for a friend

Mentioning them is fine. Inferring other posters are part of them, less so. As all threads outside of ''Pandemonium' should be, attack the post not the poster, play the ball not the man.

Seemingly oft forgotten, and some can't help themselves.

[The Tick]

Good to see the section of the media which panders to the alt-right get a complete pasting over its hysterical reaction to Gary Lineker expressing his views. Ultimately they just don't want anyone questioning or opposing their doctrine.

[beingsoblase]

Jeepers! Twenty three pages in and it’s still having to be explained what Lineker tweeted. Will this madness ever stop?

He knew exactly what he was implying, and he no doubt remembered that Gaunt got sued for calling someone "a Nazi". He lawyered his way round it.

That media colossus Gaunt who lost his job over ten years ago as a stick out thumb obvious example to anyone outside a TS forum not to employ the ‘N word’. That Gaunt? No one really knows Gaunt outside that group of ne-er do wells in the basement of this place let alone would use his example, perhaps they do, who knows?

You could ask Gaunt, he is actually a member here.
And it's really ironic that you use one of gaunts tired old clichés to describe the posters in the Gaunt thread.

[Sadact7]

Lineker is a goat faced cock wobble.

Anybody who got agitated by his sixth form social lounge opinions is a cock faced goat wobble.

Shearer can just jump off a cliff.

[lambrini]

Lineker is a goat faced cock wobble.

Anybody who got agitated by his sixth form social lounge opinions is a cock faced goat wobble.

Shearer can just jump off a cliff.

What on earth is a goat faced cock wobble? Two (foot)balls and a... packet of goat flavoured Walker's?

[JimmyDee]

What on earth is a goat faced cock wobble?

I'm assuming they're closely-related to the 'vibrating bum-faced goats', off of Viz.

[The Tick]

Gammon meltdown.


https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc.co ... 103265.amp



Sports presenter Gary Lineker has won his appeal against HMRC over a £4.9m tax bill.

The UK tax authority pursued the star over taxes on income from both the BBC and BT Sport from 2013 to 2014 and 2017 to 2018.

[JimmyDee]

Gammon meltdown.

An actual melt-down or one you hope will happen?

Sports presenter Gary Lineker has won his appeal against HMRC over a £4.9m tax bill.

Good for him. His tiresome opinions are nothing to do with my joy at him winning this case.

The tax-rules are so complicated that even HMRC don't understand them, which you'd sort of assume they would.
None of us would pay more tax than the law requires ... why should famous people be any different? The law, as passed by all the lawyers in Parliament as so badly-written as to defy comprehension.

[The Ghost of Alex Higgins]

Galbot is being ultra protected, they clearly have plans for him

[kancutlawns]

Big jugears knew.

[The Ghost of Alex Higgins]

Cheese
Onion
Robe
Bell swaying
Munch munch

[Zambo]

So what's changed? The BBC bottle it again. Those still stating that this corrupt and prejudiced organisation are impartial, are looking dafter by the minute.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... y-row.html