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That's sweet, but he's under contract and the best CM we have after JWP. Personally I think it'd be crazy to allow him to leave in this window.
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Who decided? Probably the people who own and/or have the aggro of operating the site. I don't get your issue. When we had separate threads, we often had reactions on the match thread, and match stuff on the build up. One mixed thread keeps it all in one place, and everything sequential. It's no hardship to scroll up to look back. I'm not sure who set the vote, but if it wasn't a mod, it's a bit much to set a vote that potentially means a mod needing to be on standby to switch threads the minute the start and finish whistles blow, just because a few people would prefer not to use their thumbs and scroll a bit. The mods might have better things to do.
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Your brother in law talks sense. All this "gelling " nonsense is exactly that. Forest will be fine this season.
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They have options if certain signings don't work out. Fair play to them for giving staying up a good go.
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Yep, Edwards ought to be on the bench at least. I've never seen Payne play, just know that he's very well thought of.
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Not surprised by that. I hear really good things about Payne, and Ballard deserves a chance. Good to see.
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Jeez, gutted to hear this. Met him a few times, really nice bloke. Superb player too. RIP Dave.
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Not sure how you lurch to saying I don't have sympathy for people's living standards going down. I have huge sympathy. However, I also have common sense and a modicum of understanding of economics. Big pay rises will make things a hell of a lot worse. I understand that, even if you don't personally.
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Correct that wage rises haven't created this inflation issue. However, wage rises at or above it will drive it up. Basic economics. The reality is that in times of high inflation, we (the masses) will have to tolerate a reduction in living standards. The barristers issue is a serious one. No professional should be expected to do a days work for £85. Barristers don't want to do criminal work, that's understandable. The criminal courts will clog up. People will rot on remand. Victims will be denied justice. Wholly different issue to dockers refusing to work unless they get 10% more money.
