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Listed below are comments made by realvilla between Thursday, 1st January 2009 and Tuesday, 16th June 2009.

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Is Owen still worth a gamble? 1:26pm on 16 Jun 2009 "his reported £120,000-a-year contract at Newcastle"

are you sure about that salary?! he could go and play for rochdale if he's only on £2,300 a week

i hope villa buy him - i'm sure he'd put in 110% for next season at least... assuming he stays fit!

good article though
Speaker's anger 6:52pm on 11 May 2009 what is wrong with the leaders of our country, do they think we are stupid?!

this hypocrite who ferried his wife around in taxis has been milking the system in the same way all the others who've been named and shamed have.

does he seriously think that if he shouts loud enough about the spirit of the expenses system not being followed, that the country will somehow forget that he is equally as guilty?!

shame on you mr. martin, you're an insult to all the members of this democracy.

i for one would very much like to never see your face as part of my government again. i pray you fail miserably when attempting to regain your seat - as you will no doubt have the audacity to put yourself forward to ride the gravy train once again.
McLaren await FIA verdict 08:53am on 29 Apr 2009 The FIA are bringing the sport into disrepute themselves.

Why are they so upset about this incident anyway? So what if a driver's team told them to let someone past? The rules are well defined, and the result was rightly adjusted after Maclaren appealed. The subsequent appeal by Toyota was also correct. Trulli no doubt said Hamilton slowed so much he couldn't do anything but overtake, and after they listened to the radio recordings they appealled the appeal. The ONLY legal way Trulli could overtake was if the teams agreed to let Trulli back past, which they didn't actually do, though it was implied by Hamilton being told to let Trulli past.

What people have to consider is that lying is not a criminal offence, and if the second appeal was carried out in a normal court, there is no way Maclaren would have been found guilty of breaking the law.

I personally don't think Hamilton or Maclaren should have been deducted any points, apart from the one place demotion.
The Goodwin pension questions 1:37pm on 27 Feb 2009 It just goes to show that the self-claimed 'financial genius' that is running our country, is nothing of the sort.

All the growth of this country came from the global economy being falsely inflated by the banks.

Sad to say, but I have to agree with the tory boys, they didn't fix the leak whilst the sun was shining and have crippled our country.

For a small scale comparison, I am very pleased to live in Hammersmith & Fulham, where the Council have reduced my council tax for the past three years. This is because they spend their days looking to save money and waste.

If our country was being run by people like them who plan ahead making small, considered changes, rather than a bunch of people who massively overreact to events by throwing legislation and money at problems long after they have happened, I think the nation would be in a much better state.

I just want this Government out, they have taken the Great out of Britain.

I think the Liberals should have a go, they can't do a worse job than the others have over the past 30 years...
Capello determined to tame Spain 12:56pm on 11 Feb 2009 hope gabby does well, we need to keep his confidence up for villa!

i think it'll be a draw.

it should be entertaining though, as the best chance we have of winning is if we play really fast, counter-attacking football.

COME ON ENGLAND!
Should Lloyds pay a bonus? 8:33pm on 06 Feb 2009 N N OOO
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the government seriously risks protests on the streets if they award any bonuses to staff at any bank that has had money given to it by the taxpayer.

it cannot be justified.
Bonus buck stops with Brown 2:28pm on 06 Feb 2009 oh dear robert, you're going to feel obliged to read all these comments now!

reading a few of these comments i don't think mr. brown's decision is going to be difficult at all.

no bonuses at all.

what's the dilemma?

he'll lose 177,000 votes. i think he'll be breaking lots more bad records before (and as) his premiership ends.

lowest interest rates, highest debt, lowest vote?

if our country doesn't invest heavily in new industry (renewable fuels, nano-computing, hydrogen vehicles, etc) in the very near future, this country will not get out of this recession in our prime minister's lifetime.
Who can save the economy? It's your call 8:30pm on 05 Feb 2009 "The general rule of thumb, when you get lost in the maze, is to let the ones who got you there figure it out"

what nonsense! whose general rule is that?!

the best way to get out of a maze is to only turn one direction and take every turn, doing this you will always get out.

politicians should work it out together. for the most part they are very intelligent people, they just need to put aside the politics for a day and agree a plan. imagine how nice that would be.
Boro on the brink 12:30pm on 19 Jan 2009 you can follow in your tradition of buying ex-villa has-beens take marewood and shorey off our hands if you like...

although i think you just need a old-school coach to get in there and kick your boys up the backside. southgate and lovely colin cooper sure ain't gonna do it themselves, they're too nice.

unfortunately, 'nice' and 'successful management' aren't often heard together are they?
Robbo's 2009 predictions (part 1) 4:50pm on 01 Jan 2009 "The lasses unfortunately share his 20-20 vision"

very good!

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