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Sign him up (satire) I had the audacity to suggest that rather than sign Waghorn, 33, on £12k per week (over a million over two years) when we hadn’t a pot to spit in we should look at local young players like 6ft9 Hudlin to develop instead. I thought he might be good to train to get on the...

Iyesden Christie Tipped for great things - never quite hit the heights.

I support Trump over Biden and Harris. I respect Elon Musk far more, the bloke has proved that he knows what he’s doing. Trump is a clown right now for how he’s behaving. There. I’ve said it.

As a flip / alternative view, I think we will se a rise in folk of all ages moving to France (not Spain where the laws are anti-English towards buyers there atm). House prices in the village I own own some properties in the Vienne are at a low. You can buy a half decent three bed with all the...

Unfortunately there are people out there who live chaotic lives / play the system who live up to your characterisation. There are a few on here (about 5) who will refute this absolute reality, but they also believe that everyone of the thousand boat migrants per day are doctors and engineers...

It’s changed. It now goes to the benefit claimant who should then pay to landlord. It may shock some to learn that often the temptation to hold on to the money is often too great for tenants in receipt of benefits. There’s a two month rule: ie, the tenant gets 2 months behind and the landlord...

And Onandi Lowe could have been if the club hadn’t been so weak and woke. INNOCENT UNTIL PROVEN GUILTY. Signed with a record domestically and internationally that was top draw. Played. Scored. Got arrested. Got dropped. I get that if he had been found guilty he should be sacked. Before any...

Gotta be Doyle, surely? Had a stint here, came back, dragged us back from the brink by the bootstraps, wound up opponents, wound up team-mates (lol, first spell) - cult hero in my opinion.

A solution for the housing market is probably a government backed housing bank. This will seriously annoy the UK big banks hence why it hasn’t been done. Essentially, people borrow from the state (don’t fall into the trap that thinking the state is some detached institution, it’s the national...

Here: Easier for you to reflect on.

Are you drunk? Step away from the keypad.

What I do admit, is that there are people out there who macaroni their pants at the a ruling of an obscure court. These people have zero clue about how the court system in the US operates, economics, or (judging by their posts) anything at all really.

Sheaf would probably just get dispossessed of his wallet whilst dithering around deciding which card to use.

Pick your side:

Really? Is it better to have a potential 50% tariff or a 10% one. Take your time….

The background and perspective aside, being in the EU, is it a good thing?

It’s the basis of Mosleyite / Keynesian economics, the principles of which came from Italy and Germany in the 1930’s and to a degree the USA during the Great Depression. Namely, the cure to unemployment is public works (rail, the Hoover Dam) which sets to work the unemployed at the government...

The economic intelligence of many on here.

A program to get people off benefits and in to work else benefits stop? Talk me through your logic…..

That’s quick work (satire)