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By holy ravioli · Posted
Yeah right!You avoid evidence with a passion. You cannot sustain your jaundiced opinion and you resort to facile,subjective conclusions. I can see you never made the debating team....constantly repeating the same empty refrains is not a basis for informed discussion. -
By Chief Stipe · Posted
Read your own posts. You talk a load of crap about things you obviously have no idea about. That is made even more apparent when you are questioned and found wanting. Then you roll out another set of slogans and dogma which you clearly have no understanding about. -
By Wandering Eyes · Posted
When Jimmy Ting Koon-ho suggests he’s needed “a lot of luck” during a blistering start the season, it’s easy to mark it down as nothing more than a typically humble response from the fourth-season trainer.But there’s also some truth to it, with the 49-year-old’s numbers suggesting he’s needed a slice of fortune as he’s raced to 11 winner after just 12 meetings.With just one second and five thirds to go with his 11 victories, Ting is the only trainer with more wins than placings so far this… View the full article -
By holy ravioli · Posted
some examples to back your allegations would be good. You should quit while you're still standing! Go and have a...bet..you'll feel better. -
By Chief Stipe · Posted
I guess that's why you repeat doctrine and dogma in the form of slogans and cliches.
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