StuRomseySaint

w@nkers

Me.... .... and Kevin Keegan.

I didn't notice the other posts. I did however genuinely see Keegan when I was coming back from lunch pulling into the estate in Romsey where his daughter lives in Romsey. Innit.

I can confirm that Keegan was in Romsey about 15 minutes ago. :-) xx

Hahaha.... probably, I know most peoples missus.

She was sat behind a guy in a wheelchair. You would notice her, she's a bit of a looker. xx

Which means you would have been sat directly behind a lady friend of mine and her daughter. True story. Lucky you.

Correct, I don't. I like to start rumours as much as the next person.

Yep, our multi-billionaire businessman owner knocks off early on a Friday. He flies in Saturday morning and goes back the same day. He is only allowed 90 days in the UK so most of the time this is what he does. And yes, this is a FACT

Exactly my point, you really couldn't make it up. :lol: :lol:

Oh, and he is only a multi-billionaire businessman, he earnt his fortune working Monday to Friday 9-5

Let's all start a rumour... he must be upset and he must be leaving. It has NOTHING to do with the fact all flights from Switzerland were suspended because of the ash cloud.

I was in the Plume before the final whistle. :-) Pointless friendly.

lol@ the whole of the Northam singing 'on the pitch on the pitch' for the whole of the second half and then chanting '******s' when people actually did go on the pitch. Sums up our support...

How long will it take me to drive from Romsey to Stockport? If I can get there in time I will buy them as long as you give me a lift.

No... they will sign off, work their YEARS notice and go into Civvy Street and find another job.

Entry level? About 13-15k Benefits? 140 times more likely to be killed than a firefighter who thinks he is worth 30k a year.

Would you have the same view if you booked a flight with them and they went on strike costing you hundreds/thousands of pounds? Oh of course, you would say " Hey, I am happy to lose this money if it means these guys get what they want " Course you would, course you would.

How many squaddies do you see going on strike? None... because they are commited to serving queen and country, and if they did decide to strike they would be charged with either AWOL or Refusing to Soldier. How many Squaddies do you see on the news moaning about their pay an conditions in the papers etc? None... because if they did they would be charged with Bringing the Army into Disrepute. Same should be done with the Police, Fire Service and Ambulance/NHS These are services which the public rely on and you should not be able to hold them as ransom just to make a few extra quid.

But I am pretty sure the penalties for liquidation and administration were not there then?

And they will in the long run. Would you book a flight with British Airways at the moment? I wouldn't risk booking a flight with them whilst they constantly threaten strike actions, nor would many people... especially when you pay a premium anyway to fly BA. So, in the long run, as a direct result of their actions, BA will fold or at the very least, make redundancies. They are going to make a loss of over half a billion this year... and with more strikes threatened and peoples trust in BA gone... it won't be long before they sink... and the striking will have been a MASSIVE factor in that... due to the publics complete lack of trust for them now due to the strikes. I wonder how many other airlines would employ someone who had been actively involved in industrial action? Not many I would guess...

Is travel from Stockport included?

Cabin crew get a lot of free time: the maximum any flight attendant can work each month is 70 hours of flight. Wowsers, less than 20 hours a week. Them guys really do bust a gut. AND... I have been on about 50 flights in my lifetime and they seem to get on the plane about 10 minutes before us and follow the last person off the plane after. Wowsers. Them guys sure have it hard...

Cabin Crew Salaries The starting salary for a new recruit is approximately £14,000 per annum including flight pay which is an allowance that is paid to you for every hour that you are working away from base. Experienced cabin crew’s salary can go up to £16,000 and senior £22,000 both including flight pay. These figures are given as a guideline only and different airlines can operate slightly different pay structures. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- That's not good then, it seems their pay structure is on a par with our boys in Afghanistan... bloody hell these cabin crew deserve more!!! At least double!!! I now fully support the strike!!!!!

Don't worry! I have done the research DellDays. A soldier serving in Afghanistan is 140 times more likely to be killed on duty than a Fireman is on active duty. Therfore I am going back into the Army and asking for a 14000% pay-rise in line with the risks being a soldier carries. :cool: