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Overly successful sleep coach

Or at some point between the start of the season and Frank's arrival.

You can watch lots of away games on NOW or other streams. Please, please🤞🤞🤞

Makes a better cup of coffee?

Why would anything Paterson did be enough for you to appear in the next starting 11? Paterson did play a lot better than previously for the 18 minutes or so that he was on tonight, that’s for sure. Not sure it was all that difficult to have achieved that. I had assumed he was this seasons Sean...

Not a RB as well?

FFS

I didn’t. Will be looking back at that incident and also whether Hamer’s free kick was taken from where the foul was, where he landed on the floor or somewhere random. Campbell needs kicking in the bollocks - accidentally of course.

What I meant was that the better insight should have made them recognise his enormous talent even more than you did if the intermittent nature of his match minutes was concealing it to mere football plebs such as myself. Which might have been expected to have resulted in more minutes, including...

I think fine fare were taken over in the 1980’s and a lot of their shops rebranded as Gateway who were then taken over by Asda.

What a fantastically competent government we must have.

Thank goodness for AI So lots of paper benefits then, not all tangible ones. Hardly makes inflation effectively a tax. Inflation will lead to increased tax revenues for, for example, VAT returns on higher prices. Inflation is not a tax in itself.

I think fine fare were taken over in the 1980’s and a lot of their shops rebranded as Gateway who were then taken over by Asda.

Lidl baked beans are ok and a lot cheaper than Heinz.

How does a tin of baked beans costing £1.40 benefit someone with physical assets?

Arguably homeowners are taxed on their property - council tax. Plus Stamp Duty when buying a new property as well as VAT on estate agents, solicitors and surveyors fees. If the value of stocks and shares go down, either the amount of tax paid goes down proportionally - or no tax is paid as a...

In the context of government finances, I would take a tax to be this definition (Oxford Languages) 1) a compulsory contribution to state revenue, levied by the government on workers' income and business profits, or added to the cost of some goods, services, and transactions. "higher taxes will...

Inflation isn't a tax, is it?

Presumably managers and coaches will have a better understanding of the difficulties of coming on as a substitute.