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Monthly Archives: November 2012
Newspapers…Just Boycott Them
Apparently daily sales of newspapers have gone down from 13 million to 8million in just a decade. It strikes me therefore that the Newspaper industry are on thin ground congratulating themselves that they have David Cameron on their side and … Continue reading
Back To The Future
Now this is a strange coincidence. In 1981, I started going out with Mrs Fitzjames Horse. And on a Saturday before Christmas in the foyer of the old Co-Operative Department Store in York Street. Those younger readers unfamiliar with the … Continue reading
The Beautiful Game…Extra Time
Last week and this week, the soap opera that is Chelsea FC dominated the Sports News. It just gets worse for them……and for Football. History is a major part of Football. All clubs have a history. A few months ago, … Continue reading
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Tagged Chelsea FC, Fernando Torres, football, Mark Clattenburg, Rafa Benitez, Ramon Abramovich, Roberto Di Matteo
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“Czar” Awards Night
The ever popular “Keeping an Eye on the Czar of Russia” Awards Night Dinner will take place at a secret venue……possibly a local franchise of McDonalds on Saturday 15th December 2012. The jury will be….me. Nominations are invited….for…..well basically ANY … Continue reading
Decade Of Centenaries…Mammy
Had she lived, today (27th November) would have been my mothers 100th Birthday. She was born in 1912 but was quick to point out …AFTER the Titanic sank. Born in a small village in County Armagh, she married quite late…to … Continue reading
The Alliance Party And Religion
Last week Cllr Alan Harbinson (North Down) left the Alliance Party over the issue of Gay marriage…..he is against it. The surprising thing about his resignation……and even possible defection to DUP is that he has only been on the Council … Continue reading
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Tagged Alan Harbinson, Alliance Party, Andrew Muir, Anna Lo MLA, Basil Glass, Chris Lyttle MLA, David Ford, Harry Hamilton, Ian Parsley, Judith Cochrane MLA, Kieran McCarthy MLA, Naomi Long MP, North Down, Oliver Napier, Paula Bradshaw, Stephen Farry MLA, Stewart Dickson MLA, Trevor Lunn MLA
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“Starring Peter Robinson As Terence O’Neill”
Hollywood (California) should never be allowed to re-make movies like Casablanca or Gone With The Wind. In the 1970s they did re-make the classic John Ford western, Stagecoach, with Bing Crosby in the role of the boozy doctor. Nor should … Continue reading
Fergie, Martin McGuinness And Me
Martin McGuinness is a 62 year old Manchester United fan. Iam a 60 year old Manchester United fan. We probably both watched Manchester United beat Queen’s Park Rangers 3-1 on Match of the Day. The statue commemorating Alex Ferguson was … Continue reading
The Magnificent Seven Per Cent
Interviewed (at the DUP Conference) on BBC News, Ian Paisley Junior MP spoke about how only seven per cent of people in Norn Iron want a United Ireland…..but he kinda gave the game away by revealing that it was published … Continue reading
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Tagged Alan Partridge, Belfast Telegraph, DUP, Gerry Lynch, Liam Clarke, Lucid Talk, Mick Fealty, Robin Wilson, SDLP, Sinn Féin, Slugger O'Toole, Stephen Nolan
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