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Depends on what it enables us to do - for instance if it allows us to bring a striker in, or keep Sully, I think it's probably worthwhile.

Sounds like Wanyama.

Epic bantz lad!

Why are we playing them in pre-season then, and risking injury? They probably will leave, but very difficult to 100% predict.

That and patella tendon. ACL is run of the mill now...

As presumably a lower earner, and the guarantee of £40m next summer (with a presumed lower %age sell on clause), if SR are happy to try to fund with a lack of high profile sales, then do it.

Well, luckily The Sun won't come out of this very well. Seems like he has suffered a mental episode from this, and as someone who has suffered previously I don't wish it on anybody. However, I think the more serious mental episode is the previous near-noncery (and this brings up the more serious discussion of whether paedophilia is a mental illness).

Fuck - I thought it was Jennie Bond. Can't imagine anyone thought it was him.

Insane signing.

Bloody hell - this has all gone a bit sideways!

I would be very surprised if it weren't though, wouldn't you be? News presenters with pictures of themselves with their pants around their ankle's.

Can anyone guess Huw it is yet?

I'll bow to your greater knowledge on noncery.

Got to be underage to be a nonce, surely?

It depends if you're expecting him to be first team from the get-go. Otherwise age is the most relevant part for development of a player.

Apparently they finished so far down in the League due to their keeper being utter shite.

https://www.theguardian.com/business/2023/jun/27/corporate-profits-driving-up-prices-ecb-president-christine-lagarde So, apparently the biggest driver of inflation over the last year is corporate profits, passing on more than the increased costs to the consumer. Capitalism needs to give it's fucking head a wobble.

But why would you think people would want to buy the dross, and not the good players? That literally makes no sense.

£20m plus a year on loan and it's probably worth it given what he's coming back from. I'm assuming if this is the case we're stumbling on people coming up with the money for KWP. It's also early in the transfer window, they always low-ball early on.

I like Raynor, great norks.

I have never said that Labour shortages do not contribute to rising inflation though?

It should have a short to mid term impact. There will be a lag of course, but it tends to be about a quarter of a year to start seeing the results. Not quite sure what you are getting at with the above?

Shit, isn't it, but that's what happens when all your eggs are in one basket? I think Sunak is a self-serving, caniving little shit, and I will happily criticise him for any little thing he does wrong, but he's on a hiding to nothing with this one. BoE raising interest rates and making those with mortgages poorer isn't going to help.

Not in this situation, no. The price rises are not due to excess spending, it's *mainly* due to fuel and supply chain costs increasing. Normally I would say yes, but as you can see since the BoE started increasing interest rates it's had no effect - supply chain has been screwed since Covid, but the fuel increase since the start of the Russia war has done the most damage, and a lack of spending in the economy is not going to surpress this, it's only going to send us into recession (BTW, always seen as a very scary word, but with the Labour shortages in the UK since Brexit actually not a big deal ATM - I think they call that a Brexit benefit).

Gotta love democracy eh? https://www.instagram.com/reel/Ct1vMiMqrIY/?igshid=MTI1ZDU5ODQ3Yw==