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We know your views on those you know from CCC. Most on here agree you are totally wrong. Will leave you to your thoughts. Had enough of you making it up as you go along.

So you ignore everything I say and pretend I said something else. You said any company that cannot give massive pay rises should close. Correct or not? Is CCFC a company? Now back to what you asked. If they can run at a profit everyone should keep their job. If they can't afford massive...

So should our club and others fold if they can't give pay rises like you say everyone should get? So where did I say no business should ever fail? Sounds like you are making things up like you do when defending certain people from CCC.

Same here. Next you will be saying our football club should fold as it can't afford afford a 10% pay rise for everyone. Because at the end of the day we are a business you want to close.

And if the wages go up too quickly the companies fail.

Revenue? This is getting as silly as usual.

Real terms and the way you tried to twist my words are two totally different things.

Wow you turned that around 😂 So me saying that companies shouldn't be put out of business by very high pay rises where you would close them and put all workers on the dole which has been twisted to I would save Wasps 🤔 😄

Renumeration is amount paid for work or a service given. Amount paid isn't going down.

Isn't true though is it. Most companies are struggling because of Covid. They need all the help they can get. The help Shmmeee suggests is close them all down if they can't afford massive pay increases. So the unemployment rate shoots up. Lots of people looking for a job. Wages are then held...

Who has said reduced renumeration? Price of steel? No. Back to what you have said. If a company can't afford the massive pay rises wanted by you it should close. Let's say a company made 100k last year. They employ 50 workers. They are all on 30k a year. 10% pay rise. All get an extra 3k...

So if a company can't afford big pay rises they should close and workers lose their jobs?

From reuters https://www.reuters.com/business/royal-mail-parent-slides-half-yearly-loss-higher-costs-bite-2022-11-17/ The former British postal monopoly still expects full-year adjusted operating loss for Royal Mail of around 350 million to 450 million pounds. It is targeting a return to a...

We are all fucked if this inflation continues. Could even end up with 17% mortgage rates again.

Who has said it is? The biggest hit to inflation is prices going up on essential items. Raw materials are going up. Just about everything is going up in price. And on top of this you have strikes that lose people wages. So you go on strike because they won't give/can't afford to pay for it...

Easy to explain. So everyone should have a 10% pay rise? This puts up the prices of what they do/produce. Transportation costs go up. And in turn inflation continues to go up. So the pay rises are lost to inflation. So another big pay rise is needed to make up for inflation. And so on. What...

Have added the last few words you forgot 😲🤫

And I'll raise you O'Hare, Gyo and Hamer. On present form how much would Gyo cost to replace? That goal last night had everything. If this squad is kept together and stays fit we will go up. With a £100m prize for minimal squad outlay there is a bit of value added. And isn't it strange how...

Awkward? CCFC are for sale for the right price. Having a difference on valuation isn't being awkward. There should be a middle ground. If not SISU will have to keep us going. And Ashley will have to wait for his big outlay to have a chance to make serious money via promotion.

If they didn't care why do we have a decent manager and why did they bring him back after he left? They have sacked a few poor managers in their time with us.