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Young people are ideological as they have zero responsibility - most migrate to the right as they become more successful Capitalism brings rewards for those who want it - and in the end most want it

The council just would get what Central funding is given - it’s not the private sector

There is clearly a growing problem and I’m not sure what the solution is. I have just been in a rather long queue at the chemist and this very old guy was being messed around a bit, the chemist takes far too much on. I said it’s always like this and he then launched into the fact that there...

He was hated at every other club he was at as his "skill" was moving clubs from their existing ground or lease arrangement - just another who worshiped at the Sisu Temple and took his acolytes with him

That’s them fucked - I know someone whose got a season ticket with them ha ha

Pretty similar to many similar to us though in population and relative terms?

Sorry - I still do not get it. The Councils would not have to have more administration costs at all?

Marc is truly now all alone in Bedsit Land

Yes I am aware of that but transferring it back to LA's achieves what exactly?

Trade Unions are "British jobs for British workers" - so in that example they would not give a fuck.

I do find it vaguely amusing that - as I always said - one of the key reasons the Freedom of Movement rules in the EU were established was so that the bigger countries could exploit the poorer ones by extracting their workers and exploiting their willingness to work for lower wages and poorer...

I fail to understand how this would benefit LA at all as they would then have to surely allocate funds to the schools - how?

How would you take it out of private hands?

If you are suggested reducing to £35 the break even crowd is 2,000 less at the higher price to generate the same revenue assuming around 9,000 tickets are available for open sale.

It’s odd when you look at average salaries as we are pretty competitive compared to Europe https://www.euronews.com/business/2025/05/06/average-salaries-across-europe-which-countries-have-the-highest-pay

You are I assume defining “crap pay” as the minimum wage?

If we are talking care provision most of the move from councils to private occurred under Blair

Thats 17 years - and the biggest decline relative to inflation occurred in the 3 years after the crash. If you think about it it’s impossible then to really catch up. Wages are really more linked to productivity, growth and investment. Productivity versus our neighbours started to decline...

Why 15 years?

Our average wage increases are higher than inflation