The Kraken

I hope Still Will has been using the factor 50. Poor fucker could combust in this heat.

Assuming you pay tax and therefore HMRC have your details, and assuming you have a passport, what additional data would a national id card require you to provide? Just a personal thing yes. Personally I could give a fig about carrying ID, I always have my driving licence plus my irish passport card on me. If I had a uk passport card rather than the actual book id probably carry that too.

Labour have been poor but I’d much rather a few u turns to get to the right decision than the past ten years. Gideon and call me Dave’s austerity, we all need to tighten our belts and make shit public services much much shitter. Boris and his uncountable outright lies and ineptitude. Lettuce Liz and Quasie killing the economy in sixty days. And little Rishi just doing what the big boys (and his paymasters) told him to. Please don’t try and convince me that this iteration of Labour is worse than that. Just not gonna wash.

I may be wrong but I thought when the stadium was built that the club put rows of seats in as close as they could be per the regulations. Sure I remember something along the lines that they were the closest seats to the pitch of any new build stadium.

Those sites often don’t show the logo in their photos of the kit. I haven’t bought a kit for years now but used to get one or two every year for playing 5 a side. The quality and likeness to the actual kits was absolutely spot on every time.

Yep, that was the word at the time. £1K per seats build cost but £3k per seat extension cost according to Lowe. Up to 8000 seats on Kingsland, 4000 each on Chapel and Northam.

Q: Where did you get that figure? A: It was in the link you just posted. Lol. Couldn’t even read past a headline

How is releasing individual information like weekly wage not a massive conflict of interest and a breach of GDPR?

google AI overview of capology. Capology's Premier League salary data is generally considered to be quite accurate, with over 90% of salaries verified, especially after major transfer windows. While the figures are estimates and not official, the site employs a verification process, and the data is updated regularly. Here's a more detailed look: Verification Process: Capology has a verification system where they check and confirm the accuracy of the salary information they gather. High Verification Rate: For the Premier League, a significant portion, over 90%, of the salary data is verified, meaning it's been confirmed as accurate. Updates: Capology's data is updated, especially after major transfer periods like the summer and January windows, to reflect the latest deals and changes. Estimates: It's important to remember that while Capology strives for accuracy, the figures are estimates and not official contract details. No Distinction for Bonuses: Signing bonuses and other performance-based bonuses are not always clearly differentiated in the data, and may be presented as part of the overall salary.

Played football against Claus in a five a side competition, and played against Warren Aspinall in Sunday league (seem to recall he played centre back and was an absolute gobshite, but we spanked them anyway).

Two teams from one country is the max. I assume the table in the link is correct but it shows the clubs that miss out. Seems like winning the Champions League takes precedence, then club rankings. https://www.fotcalc.com/4-year-ranking

Whats the point of the whole tournament? Other than to line FIFA’s pockets. An absolute sham of a competition.

Probably needs to say which “premier league wage site” is being used for the info, then we can judge how accurate it is (or not).

We’re being run like a crap seaside B&b and no mistake.

Many years ago now, but David Armstrong once delivered stationery to our office. Think he set up the business or was a director of it. Jimmy Case also sometimes used to do deliveries for them.