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Condemned for not attending a game of football on the other side of the planet thereby denying whiny republicans and Trots the opportunity to criticise hime for doing what he's not doing.
A spokesman for the prince said something anodyn and his wee lassie was roped in too.
William is quoted by an un-named source as saying "I'll be king one day and I WILL have my revenge on these gobby proles, especially that Logan one. Bloody rhythmic gymnanst is it? And they call my job a waste of time."
A spokesman for the prince said something anodyn and his wee lassie was roped in too.
William is quoted by an un-named source as saying "I'll be king one day and I WILL have my revenge on these gobby proles, especially that Logan one. Bloody rhythmic gymnanst is it? And they call my job a waste of time."
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And he'd be most welcome - so long as he didn't expect me to put the telly on. I'd even knock up some bacon & eggs since it's Sunday morning
I think the reason he isn't going is that he probably doesn't want to travel over 20,000 miles to see a football match. I wouldn't travel 20 yards so I know how he feels. But luckily for him I believe his father has called an "urgent" summit meeting at Balmoral to discuss the Royal Family's roles and responsibilities in preparation for his reign entering its second year.
I believe that Foreign Secretary James Cleverley and Culture Secretary Lucy Frazer will attend the final on behalf of the UK government. That's more than enough but I don't mind that - so long as they pay their own fare or get the FA to pay for them.
And he'd be most welcome - so long as he didn't expect me to put the telly on. I'd even knock up some bacon & eggs since it's Sunday morning
I think the reason he isn't going is that he probably doesn't want to travel over 20,000 miles to see a football match. I wouldn't travel 20 yards so I know how he feels. But luckily for him I believe his father has called an "urgent" summit meeting at Balmoral to discuss the Royal Family's roles and responsibilities in preparation for his reign entering its second year.
I believe that Foreign Secretary James Cleverley and Culture Secretary Lucy Frazer will attend the final on behalf of the UK government. That's more than enough but I don't mind that - so long as they pay their own fare or get the FA to pay for them.
Ok. I guess it depends on whether he's damned by thoughtful folk realising his role in the FA, or fanatical virtue signallers desperate to moan at every trip anyone makes. I'd have thought there was sufficient justification to acknowledge the logic of the former, and not worry about the irrelevance of the latter.
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