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World Snooker Championship
- Thread starter summerisle
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summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Should be a good match tonight between Trump and Murphy.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Trump wins 6-2, Murphy missed too many easy balls.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Disappointing final so far, let's hope it's better tonight.
Rita_Poon
Player Valuation: £90m
I think Allen has it from here, also the slow down appears to have ruffled a few, not least the comms.
And even better, 'Predator' is on straight after. Hows that for a lucky break....
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Love a fluke, but that was fluke and a half.
You won't win games without flukes like that!
Both players missed simple posts in the last . But Allen finally wins it .
Good game
Good game
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Language Mark. lol
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
As I couldn't be bothered looking past 2 pages for The Conspiracy Theory Thread I've stuck it in here
Via Charles Brewer (thanks mate)
Does anyone remember Mel Brooks 'The Producers'? The idea was it was discovered that if a play failed, the tax authorities would not bother looking into the financing and so would not discover that shares issued for investments in the play amounted to more than 100% of the assets.
They then searched for a play that was guaranteed to fail and, of course came up with the wonderful "Springtime for Hitler".
It would be entirely implausible for anyone to think that the (Alledged) financial crashing of a football club could end up with assets being laundered through a bankruptcy process.
The two main characters involved in the film were a cowardly accountant and a fat, over-the-top luvvie stage producer. So totally implausible...
and yet...
Via Charles Brewer (thanks mate)
Does anyone remember Mel Brooks 'The Producers'? The idea was it was discovered that if a play failed, the tax authorities would not bother looking into the financing and so would not discover that shares issued for investments in the play amounted to more than 100% of the assets.
They then searched for a play that was guaranteed to fail and, of course came up with the wonderful "Springtime for Hitler".
It would be entirely implausible for anyone to think that the (Alledged) financial crashing of a football club could end up with assets being laundered through a bankruptcy process.
The two main characters involved in the film were a cowardly accountant and a fat, over-the-top luvvie stage producer. So totally implausible...
and yet...