Farmer Saint

The last 15 pages of this thread are pure comedy.

Essentially Riel wants more investment, that's all.

Indeed.

I'm glad Spors listened to me when I said let's not rush into appointing someone if we have a caretaker who's winning 😉

And imagine it being a manager that no-one wanted...

Yes, but we have that already - Magistrates Courts don't have juries.

Yeah, the issue is money - 100%. But we have no money, so we can't solve it that way. She wrote an article 5 days ago telling the Government to pull their finger out and come up with a plan. She's now seen it and she's not happy - she seems to be a regular columnist for the Times. I can't find anything where she is proposing anything other than increasing funding, which we know isn't really possible.

We have a broken/long/expensive system at the moment - this may help.

Don't disagree, and not saying that it is higher than other countries. However, I think, personally, I see more issues now with the religious bigotry/xenophobia than I have ever seen from racism. What is great to see is that my kids do not even compute that someone could be marginalised/abused due to their colour.

I think racism has potentially given way to xenophobia/religious issues, rather than pure old school racism.

Not in my opinion. Ramsdale is massively overrated, hence the lack of suitors when we purchased him and when we went down. Paul was a novelty player but would have scored a lot, but wouldn't have played much anyway. The reason we are where we are is Still was not a good fit.

Nope, but more we should be rushing to approve anyone as a perm manager, so it's not him.

I'm not saying give him the job, just keep him in charge until we find someone else.

So, do we still think Tonda shouldn't be given a chance as caretaker, or should we rush to appoint any old Tom, Dick or saggy cunt face instead?

Almost makes you want to cry...

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/migration-record-ons-visa-rules-b2867275.html "In the three years between the end of 2021 and the end of 2024, 344,000 more Britons are believed to have emigrated than the original estimate indicated, after the Office for National Statistics (ONS) updated its methodology."

I'm thinking about leaving the country for a few years using my second passport. However it's not because Labour are in power, it's because of the cunts that live in this country and the potential for those cunts to be in charge at the next election.

The issue tends to be volatility that means companies increase prices more than they realistically should and don't like to hedge at those rates. With slower rises (and a very small rise this month) it allows businesses to hedge at lower costs over the next 6 months, which should lead to slightly lower logistics prices.

Good to see inflation falling, due to a reduction in energy prices. As said before, not really influenced much by government policy (unless it's a batshit mental policy), but good all the same: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/c07m4mx5759t In theory food prices should reduce slightly next time due to the lag time taking effect between energy prices and imports/logistics.

Yep, I agree, they'll all rank.

No, it was on the players sides.

I apologise.

I don't want them BTW, I'm just saying that's who the left of the party are likely to go with.

People aren't voting Reform for their economic policies though, are they? If this looks like it may work (and the proof is in the pudding) then it will rid us of the chance that Reform could win. Will also push the Tories to get rid of Kemi. By the way, you're saying that Starmer and Reeves are not trying to get things done - they're not independent of each other, IE. All changes have to go through Starmer anyway (and Reeves a lot of the time).

So, as I said in the Summer he was all set to stay and then "something" happened, and he was off. I don't know why, but my mate said that he was told he wasn't moving, until ever so quickly he wanted out ASAP. It was literally overnight. Same with Fernandes by the way.