Relax, guy. Everyone makes mistakes.
Two facts to consider:
1 - Everyone working at the Sun with direct responsibility for that article is long gone. It's the same paper in name only.
2 - Whilst the Liverpool fans certainly WERE NOT the catalyst of the disaster, you can hardly say they were entirely blameless.
And the mate down the pub being a pig-ignorant far-right win tosser with an unhealthy obsession with tits.
What did the fans do wrong ?
What is it expected to be? £400? Won't be any cheaper surely.
Would be good to debate in OT if a thread is created.
Relax, guy. Everyone makes mistakes.
Two facts to consider:
1 - Everyone working at the Sun with direct responsibility for that article is long gone. It's the same paper in name only.
2 - Whilst the Liverpool fans certainly WERE NOT the catalyst of the disaster, you can hardly say they were entirely blameless.
Relax, guy. Everyone makes mistakes.
Two facts to consider:
1 - Everyone working at the Sun with direct responsibility for that article is long gone. It's the same paper in name only.
2 - Whilst the Liverpool fans certainly WERE NOT the catalyst of the disaster, you can hardly say they were entirely blameless.
tfw>someone cites The Sun as a respectable news source above anyone else - even Putin has more credibility.
Relax, guy. Everyone makes mistakes.
Two facts to consider:
1 - Everyone working at the Sun with direct responsibility for that article is long gone. It's the same paper in name only.
2 - Whilst the Liverpool fans certainly WERE NOT the catalyst of the disaster, you can hardly say they were entirely blameless.
It could sell for £500 and it would probably still sell more than Wii U. And I'm a Nintendo fan. The UK loves shooters and FIFA.I can see £349, £379 and then maybe some sort of subscriber model at £300
but I think £300 on its own is optimistic
It could sell for £500 and it would probably still sell more than Wii U. And I'm a Nintendo fan. The UK loves shooters and FIFA.
Try this for a starter: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/fo...ices-job-harder-says-Sir-Norman-Bettison.htmlI'd rather you answered a simple question thanks
Relax, guy. Everyone makes mistakes.
Two facts to consider:
1 - Everyone working at the Sun with direct responsibility for that article is long gone. It's the same paper in name only.
2 - Whilst the Liverpool fans certainly WERE NOT the catalyst of the disaster, you can hardly say they were entirely blameless.
It could sell for £500 and it would probably still sell more than Wii U. And I'm a Nintendo fan. The UK loves shooters and FIFA.
Try this for a starter: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/fo...ices-job-harder-says-Sir-Norman-Bettison.html
Matches other articles on the disaster I read in that the fans had no responsibility in the cause of the disaster, but were a hindrance through their subsequent actions.
Ultimately, wasn't most of the outrage with the Sun at the time caused by a (false) accusation that the fans were stealing from corpses inside the ground?
Relax, guy. Everyone makes mistakes.
Two facts to consider:
1 - Everyone working at the Sun with direct responsibility for that article is long gone. It's the same paper in name only.
2 - Whilst the Liverpool fans certainly WERE NOT the catalyst of the disaster, you can hardly say they were entirely blameless.
So you're believing Bettison, the chief constable who 'would have a case to answer for gross misconduct' over his dealings during the Hillsborough disaster?Try this for a starter: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/fo...ices-job-harder-says-Sir-Norman-Bettison.html
Matches other articles on the disaster I read in that the fans had no responsibility in the cause of the disaster, but were a hindrance through their subsequent actions.
Ultimately, wasn't most of the outrage with the Sun at the time caused by a (false) accusation that the fans were stealing from corpses inside the ground?
£300?
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I hope some of you actually believe this
well, it's not a stealth thread, it's right there in the title =P
what would £300 be in $ for the US?
Try this for a starter: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/fo...ices-job-harder-says-Sir-Norman-Bettison.html
Matches other articles on the disaster I read in that the fans had no responsibility in the cause of the disaster, but were a hindrance through their subsequent actions.
Ultimately, wasn't most of the outrage with the Sun at the time caused by a (false) accusation that the fans were stealing from corpses inside the ground?
As of today:
300.00 GBP = 453.528 USD
In the UK I guess it'll be a £350 entry price.
I think it has to be this price, lower and it will cost them. Higher and it will cost them dearly.
The Sun...
The Sun.
£300.
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£300 is an amazing price, therefore, it will not happen.
However, the PS3 was a shocking £425 in the UK. That would be a disaster. I will not buy unless it's closer to the 300s than the 400s.
Relax, guy. Everyone makes mistakes.
Two facts to consider:
1 - Everyone working at the Sun with direct responsibility for that article is long gone. It's the same paper in name only.
2 - Whilst the Liverpool fans certainly WERE NOT the catalyst of the disaster, you can hardly say they were entirely blameless.
300 pounds sound quite possible if they could sell you a PSN subscription![]()
As of today:
300.00 GBP = 453.528 USD