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So good the other players can’t read his runs, much like Papa Waigo was

Got a sky sports newsflash England players believed to be booed when taking the knee. When will the nonsense end

Patrick Viera and Vincent Kompany agree with you

We’ve got plenty of lemons though

I can’t be arsed to discuss this utterly pointless topic with you as apart from anything else I’m off out for lunch in a minute. No one cares about this apart from you so I’ll let you celebrate this little victory and probably greatest moment in your forum history. Enjoy your bank holiday pal.

Agreed. He’s even bored me with this one, what a complete dickwad

Is it a competitive league, yes or no?

the French second tier is a competition therefore it’s a competitive league competitive /kəmˈpɛtɪtɪv/ adjective 1.relating to or characterized by competition and I see you edited your post 🤣

Riad Mahrez came from Le Harve in the French second tier and he did alright.

We sign a player for nothing, let him test himself in a competitive league where we can keep an eye on him. If he does well he’s been a Bargain signing if he doesn’t then he cost us hardly anything. I can’t say I’m very optimistic about this one but you never know Our danish fella must know what he’s doing, after all he’s done a Ted Talk

Exactly that. Greater efficiencies plus improved technology means staff numbers are reduced. I’ve been at my company for 8 years and in that time we’ve closed down 3 offices in the UK and reduced staff by about 30%, we simply don’t need as many admin staff now as lots of what we do is automated. also agree that the NHS is separate issue and also appreciate how hard and stressful jobs like social workers are, was (obviously) taking the piss with teachers sounds to me like being left with inexperienced, poor performing staff as good people are getting fed up with the work load is more a training and development issue, plus people not liking being challenged. Unfortunately that’s life these days. .

Soggy doesn’t work in nursing. How is they relevant to when he was manager of a team of administrators in the CJS?

Welcome to the real world. That’s how it is pal, year after year we’re expected to hit budget targets whilst reducing costs. We often just don’t replace leavers or promote from within as it’s significantly cheaper. I guess the difference is not much staff turnover in the public sector as people don’t leave of their own accord due to being a cushy number.

Great argument chap, you’re just wrong.

Soggys former team of filing clerks would be redundant these days as well, those damn computers doing away all those administrators and their manager.

What’s my little offsprings fault? They are performing very well at school and in sport!

Not really forming a convincing argument to prove me wrong are you.

Teachers! Are you having a laugh. On this very forum we’ve got an example of an “overworked” teacher in MLG! So overworked he manages to spend all day on here and Twitter correcting people and has another job as a computer game researcher. It’s a wonder how he manages to get any marking done when he spends all his time checking this forum waiting for people to make a minor factual error on the most mundane of subjects

Come on then badge, tell us how tough it is on those flexitime hours

Think you’ll find that was lighthouse Bexy 😃

I’ve also heard the staplewood fridges are being stocked up ready for all the young, very hungry players coming our way

You need to remember Sheaf works in the public sector so not easy for them to spot people taking the piss when most of them make a career from it

Getting it up ain’t the problem mate

No he didn’t. He started with “undoubtedly” then said “can’t confirm” so not undoubtedly at all! How can you take that sort of post seriously. anyway, too bad you need the big boys to step in and help you.

Why? Can’t you form your own rebuttals?