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WPM 2021/22 Squad Speculation, Confirmation and Mutual Termination

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Posted June 01, 2021 09:18 · last edited June 01, 2021 09:20

harrymc55
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harrymc55
Ryan

 In the article he says he loves Wellington, wants to retire here, and wants to continue with the club after that. It's a no brainer.
The weather will remind him of Newcastle.
Really don't understand the psychology of trash talking another cities weather, especially when it's blatantly untrue:


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cities_by_sunshine_duration
Welly comes in ahead of Dunedin and behind Auckland and Christchurch.
And that proves what exactly?
Why do the yellowfever sing "Wind and rain and Wellington"??
Could it be that Wellington has a lot of wind and rain?
It's a shark climate, everyone knows it.
Wellington actually comes ahead of Auckland and is miles ahead of anywhere in blighty. It gets more sunlight than Auckland and has almost identical precipitation.

The point is it's stupid to make baseless jibes.

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harrymc55
Ryan
harrymc55
Ryan

 In the article he says he loves Wellington, wants to retire here, and wants to continue with the club after that. It's a no brainer.
The weather will remind him of Newcastle.
Really don't understand the psychology of trash talking another cities weather, especially when it's blatantly untrue:


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cities_by_sunshine_duration
Welly comes in ahead of Dunedin and behind Auckland and Christchurch.
And that proves what exactly?
Why do the yellowfever sing "Wind and rain and Wellington"??
Could it be that Wellington has a lot of wind and rain?
It's a shark climate, everyone knows it.
Wellington actually comes ahead of Auckland and is miles ahead of anywhere in blighty. It gets more sunlight than Auckland and has almost identical precipitation. 
Unknown editor edited June 01, 2021 09:19
harrymc55
Ryan
harrymc55
Ryan

 In the article he says he loves Wellington, wants to retire here, and wants to continue with the club after that. It's a no brainer.
The weather will remind him of Newcastle.
Really don't understand the psychology of trash talking another cities weather, especially when it's blatantly untrue:


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cities_by_sunshine_duration
Welly comes in ahead of Dunedin and behind Auckland and Christchurch.
And that proves what exactly?
Why do the yellowfever sing "Wind and rain and Wellington"??
Could it be that Wellington has a lot of wind and rain?
It's a shark climate, everyone knows it.
Wellington actually comes ahead of Auckland and is miles ahead of anywhere in blighty.