Farmer Saint

Unless you do something batshit mental like Liz did, it has little impact nowadays. What fiscal policies do you think are causing this increase then, as they're clearly having an impact - let's bear in mind that as above, NI and minimum wage have had little impact, if any.

Where is it "clearly". It can only be a max of 10% of total inflation over that period, and that's removing any of the reasons that have been blamed for it, and the interest rate cuts. Not sure how you can see that as "clearly"?

Why? If we get promoted he'll be a decent back up in the Prem, as he has been previously. No risk, low wages.

Do I think the fiscal policies of the Government have had a near on 2% increase on inflation vs our neighbours? Considering those fiscal policies were implemented in April, and inflation has only risen 0.4% over the past 3 months I would say no. Take into account that the BoE have cut interest rates by 0.5% over the same timeframe, and the above reasonings around fuel, flights and food, and you may see the cause of that increase.

He'll be better than Suga, that's all that matters.

Ok, so how have the fiscal policies clearly impacted the increase, considering the increase has been blamed on those three things.

Suga is off, that's why perm signing, apparently.

I didn't. I commented on one backing up what I said yesterday. Nowt to do with you. But don't worry, I'll pop you on ignore with the other WUMs.

"Pretty daft to suggest that financial policies haven't had a clear impact on this. Frankly bizarre to suggest they haven't."

We had our debates last week. I spent a lot of time and effort on them, and yet you couldn't answer my questions - the ones I asked over and over. You then said you weren't going to post anymore, and yet less than a week later here you are, claiming that yet another mate has moved abroad. I assume their tax knowledge is as poor as yours. Personally, I think you are a WUM and not worth my effort.

??? I thought you'd cried off and had quit posting here?

Considering one of the main drivers was said to be air fares (jumping by 30%, largest rise since 2001), petrol and diesel and food prices. As outlined above in the Economics article most of the food issues are due to climate. Not sure where you think the minimum wage/NI increases have affected flights and diesel/petrol prices.

Yup.

Yep, want an Armenian flag by any chance?

I'd like to see you justify that...

Exactly 😉

I really don't rate him - extremely selfish footballer.

Shit, deal's off.

Azaz is mustard BTW. Lovely footballer.

Don't go near the coffee...

Sorry, I'm not talking the Royal "We", I'm talking the club. They don't want to be in the same position we were last time we were promoted, being taken to the cleaners to stand still. We want to purchase players to grow with the club.

Inflation in general is based on external factors more than anything. Monetary and fiscal policy really doesn't have that much of an affect nowadays, otherwise you could blame this rise on BoE interest rate movements. I don't think it is, I think it's global trade and oil making biggest differences.

We don't want loans, and we still need to shift Edozie and Aribo (and ABK!).

I think Dibling just wants him Freedom. He's been poor since Last Christmas anyway.

You're correct, we did a pretty poor job of it - but then when have we ever been good at transfers under SR? Edwards, Wood, Archer, BBD, Welington, Taylor, Fernandes all signed with that in mind.