You're both wrong, she started the firm by shottin an eighth of weed chopped up into £2 bags while living under a hedge in someones front garden.No she didn’t.
Close though, the temporary building was something she stumbled across and then decided to launch bet365. She was already a moderately successful owner/director/whatever of her family’s betting company.
Oh yes she did. I've come to realise whatever you post on here, there's always somebody to tell you you're wrong. But in fact . . .No she didn’t.
Close though, the temporary building was something she stumbled across and then decided to launch bet365. She was already a moderately successful owner/director/whatever of her family’s betting company.
What are you two arguing aboutOh yes she did. I've come to realise whatever you post on here, there's always somebody to tell you you're wrong. But in fact . . .
Wikipedia
In January 2000, Coates purchased the domain name Bet365.com.[6] While working in a temporary building on a car park near one of her shops, she spent a year creating a new online betting site.
Guardian
The 50-year-old, who started Bet365 in a Portakabin in a Stoke car park 17 years ago, is now the best-paid boss in Britain. “We knew the industry required big startup costs but … we mortgaged and borrowed, gambled everything on it. We were the ultimate gamblers if you like.”
Jack of all sh*ts don't stay top 4 in the EPL from day 1 for 20 years.Wouldn’t say tactically sh*t, just a more general kind of sh*t, a jack of all sh*ts I suppose.
I've told you before but I'll say it again:Jack of all sh*ts don't stay top 4 in the EPL from day 1 for 20 years.
You and Piers can keep smashing that drum, but it's bullsh*t of the highest order.
And I'm thinking deep down you know it, despite all ludicrous propaganda, skewed data charts, mocking and fabrications.
Poch will go the way of all the other managers. RIP Pulis
You made it seem like she was destitute and not somebody who was able to secure a bank loan of approx 10M but continue with the jibes big man, keep racking up the e-points.Oh yes she did. I've come to realise whatever you post on here, there's always somebody to tell you you're wrong. But in fact . . .
Wikipedia
In January 2000, Coates purchased the domain name Bet365.com.[6] While working in a temporary building on a car park near one of her shops, she spent a year creating a new online betting site.
Guardian
The 50-year-old, who started Bet365 in a Portakabin in a Stoke car park 17 years ago, is now the best-paid boss in Britain. “We knew the industry required big startup costs but … we mortgaged and borrowed, gambled everything on it. We were the ultimate gamblers if you like.”
Alli is pretty much a rich man's Ramsey minus the capability to play in CM.
Thanks for your apology, but who was disrespecting who is a moot point though.
Whatever man.Thanks for your apology, but who was disrespecting who is a moot point though.
Pretty much, hence why Ramsey basically has a free role for Wales while England continue to play Alli as a no10 and wonder why they struggle.
Spot on. And didn't Ramsey get slaughtered by the Wales fans when WC qualification went wrong? What nobody seemed to realise is that Joe Allen and Joe Ledley run the MF and make him look half good. Sensible Sp**s fans I know don't rate Alli and want to cash in while they can. Nous and technique can't be faked.
No such thing
I never said Ledley controlled a midfield by himself. Ledley AND Allen do an awful lot of work to allow Ramsey to play the way he enjoys. Its Allen to whom control mostly falls.When Allen went off injured in that match,Ramsey had to curb his style. Wales failed from that moment and for once the fans weren't fooled. Incidentally, Hoddle was talking about Alli and said he's not the type to control a midfield and he needs to keep the ball better if he wants to move to a top club. The same is true of Ramsey tbh.
So, so wrong. The idea of Joe Ledley being able to run a midfield is absolute banter.
These people do exist but like Santa, they're not often seen.
