John Wardle

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Do you know why corruption is the problem? Why is that, Brad? Well, John, it's because capitalism has allowed them to have so much money that they can corrupt our government with it.

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And tonight we have a special guest, Robert Hunter, running for the Alabama House District 28.

Tonight we're going to do a little interview here with Robert and let us tell him about some of his experience running in a district that went entirely Republican in 2022, last elected So we'll let him kind of share some of his experience.

And I noticed, uh, I was kind of going through your TikTok and I noticed you're doing a lot of canvassing, um, a lot of groundwork and I'm, I'm like big on the grassroots movement.

Please get involved in your local government.

That's why I like reached out to John to have you on, because I think that even though the national government, there are so many things happening, your local government is, you know, Just as or if not more important than the federal government is.

And I see that you're canvassing.

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On this section, we will go over some of the things that me and Brad have heard throughout the week.

When I was growing up in that area, it was a smallish club against its neighbour.

And it was a small club built up by John Wardle, who coined the phrase that others have taken credit for.

But it was him who said, this is now a game for billionaires, no longer millionaires.

But the fans are local fans by and large, aren't they? And have enjoyed some fabulous football.

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Um, this segment, me and Brad will talk about what we've picked up in the news.

They are extended families.

I didn't grow up going, you know what, I love going to Main Road, but John Wardle, what a guy.

Don't

get me wrong, he was a good custodian of the club.

They had a few seasons in the Premier League, but then in 96, they got relegated.

The chairman said that he would jump off the kippax, the terrace stand at City's ground, if the club was relegated again.

And then in 1998, they were.

I think that season City fans were all very optimistic that we would get promoted back up to the top division, but of course it all went pear-shaped, didn't it? We ended up getting relegated to effectively the third tier.

And he went down in legendary folklore just for that achievement of that season, you know.

Plenty of City fans look back at that season quite fondly now, but the financial picture around the club became increasingly murky.

Her former chairman, John Wardle, loaned City millions of pounds and taxing Shinawatra stopped providing funds for the club.

It was