Caporegime
Bit of an own goal to my mind. Could have helped so many people with that money.
Yep, he just looks like a **** now.Bit of an own goal to my mind. Could have helped so many people with that money.
You can agitate and inform without wasting resources which could have helped others.There's very little point in throwing it at charity when the government keeps ******* up the state such that more and more people are in need of help, better to try and agitate people instead in the hope that enough agitation results in some upheaval.
"Behold! I can afford to destroy £10,000 in cash."
This sends the wrong message, in my opinion.
That's six months salary at minimum wage.
If Qatari/ gulf state rights/ legislation is an issue, this is longer-term than a world cup.
No Girl on Girl
The people claiming that the decision was made years ago so we should just get on with it, criticising what he's done with the £10k, are the same people that would have told Rosa Parks to just stand in the aisle and stop making all the law abiding folks late for work.
why should he?It is now down to number two plonker "reporting not supporting" Gary Lineker to explain his reasoning for being in Qatar.
why should he?
it's his job, that is reason enough.... it does not make him complicit........ the people at fault for this (other than the bigoted ......... people. in Qatar) are those who allowed the WC to be there.......
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Thousands of Budweiser cans piled up in warehouse after alcohol U-turn
Budweiser had been announced as one of the sponsors for the tournament, and had been granted a monopoly to sell beer at grounds, but it is now only able to sell its alcohol-free version.www.dailymail.co.uk
Thousands of Budweiser beer cans have been left piled up at a warehouse after the 11th hour decision to ban the sale of alcohol in stadiums.