Sir Ralph

I think the point is we aren’t ready to go up. I don’t want to go up if we are going to get smashed every week again

Azaz needs to be dropped

His ball carrying pushed Oxford back. As soon as he came off for Fraser Oxford knew we posed much less risk and it allowed them to come forward. Tondas in game tactics and subs are very poor

Tonda out. Shit subs against Coventry and today. Killed the game when he took fellows off. Board didn’t need to appoint him so early.

A majority who post regularly on here are on the left to some degree. It’s reflected in the parties they support. It’s nothing to hide but when people who are on the left say their views generally reflect the centre, that’s when it goes wonky.

This is hilarious and another completely irrational post. So when your tenant refuses to pay rent and the governments new policies back them and not the landlord, who covers that cost? The magic money tree? I’ve been out over Christmas and everyone hates this government. drinking horlicks and commenting on a football forum understand this though 😆 The lefties all sit on this forum and convince themselves on mass that because there is enough of them they are right. You lot are so far detached from the real business world it’s become comical. Keep convincing yourselves that if there are enough posters agreeing you are right 😆

This is what is happening. I know people who are looking to sell parts of their rental portfolio as a result. This means those houses go to private owners and there is less supply for renters. Same demand and less supply means higher cost for renters. The properties that are kept by landlords will mean costs are passed onto renters. Either way the legislative changes will harm renters not help them. It’s an example of government meddling where they don’t haven’t looked two steps ahead.

Relevance to this point?

I find it amusing that people that have no idea support labour still and pretend they are pro business..#mainlytheunemployedorgovernmentemployees

Yes I don’t support the triple lock. Welfare was bloated already it didn’t need adding to. Most other parties would have reformed it. Whether Starmer tried or not, the Labour Party has increased welfare spending at the cost of the tax payer and business I added Ireland because I realised I hadn’t responded to your question in this respect. Of course it’s not that straightforward but countries like Ireland and Poland who have performed better over recent years have encouraged pro business policies like lower tax. Unlike the uk. I’m not saying it’s easy to facilitate growth but they have gone about it the wrong way and I believe there should be a better business environment than has been developed over the past 18 months

Great response. A quality argument. Genuinely no disrespect but based on your previous explanation of your work background I doubt you are really commenting from a place of experience.

They have increased day to day public spending and welfare spending at the cost of the tax payer and business. Do you dispute that and do you think you grow an economy doing that?

By business person I am referring to a wide range of people. A few of them voted Labour because they were fed up with the Tories and I think most of them said they wont do it again or are certainly thinking of voting for someone else. Labour states it is pro business. It courts business on the face of it and sticks to fiscal rules which is good. However, it achieves this by taxing businesses and those that own them to achieve this. Not pro business in reality - when the Cabinet say this I do not believe they understand what they are saying or how to get there. What policies has it brought in to help businesses day-to-day? Ireland is a good example of a western country that has achieved economic growth. Do you know how?

Not one business person you speak to has a good word to say about them. They then claim that they are helping to reduce inflation (still highest in the EU under their watch) but one of the reasons this is happening because of a lack of growth. Its an economic illiterate party