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Like you say, 6th for Goals Scored and 16th for Goals Conceded. Tells you where we really need to concentrate our energies in the summer.

We don’t have a small squad overall in my opinion. Players like Hilssner, Dacosta, Jones, Pask, Reid generally haven’t got near the pitch this season. Then you’ve got Shipley, Walker and Waghorn who when they’ve got near the pitch have been substandard. There’s 8 players that if you swapped with...

How have you got to that assessment?

To be honest, that graph on income percentile is a bit misleading. Are they referring to high salary earners or just overall income (i.e. dividends, etc)? Because I’m sure many who are doing well will be self-employed paying themselves a minimal salary and taking the rest in dividends. Or...

When you say 7-8 loaned out, is that excluding those like Pask, Shipley, etc being released?

Quite.

The gut punch that is being told you interviewed really well for a job but don’t have the experience they’re looking for. You knew that from my CV so why lead me on a merry dance?

Imagine a world where David Davis is the voice of reason.

My guess is that they didn’t want the infrastructural cost. Whether that’s right or wrong is a different matter. I really don’t see that it’s a barrier to entry though. If anything, it’s something that younger people need far more education around. The issue as I see it comes back to the...

Ok, in which case it sounds like you’re one of the people who will be affected by the changes. Fair enough, like I said I expect most won’t but not all and I get why you may be particularly peeved by the changes. For the record, I don’t think it says anywhere, no.

Yes. He thought he’d get away with it, 100%. Great video of Grealish calling Savic a c**t:

Yeah I get that, but in the grand scheme of things I wouldn’t expect it will make a huge difference. Out of curiosity, are you forecast to pay off the loan in full? Edit: I should add, I also have a student loan that is being repaid and it’s a pain in the arse so I understand where you’re...

A) there hasn’t really been a change so to speak, it’s just happened due to inflation having spiked. B) in the same way as they provided Bounce Back Loans, it gives them some ability of recouping a portion of the funding rather than it being 100% government-backed. I’m sure the expected...

Does the amount change dependent on the interest rate charged?

Usually the next day, early hours of the morning.

International coverage so not on iFollow overseas but will be on domestic iFollow.

You’ve not quite got this - the debt only remains for 30 years post-graduation and repayments are fixed at 9% above the income threshold. So if I graduated with a debt of £50k and was in a job below that income threshold for 29 years, then moved to a job paying £250k p/a I’d only be paying back...

Have you tried hitting it with a hammer?

The article states that interest is calculated as 3% above RPI - that’s why it’s hitting 12%.

Hate to say it, but he’s right. The interest rate increase is understandably unpalatable (and it’ll no doubt mean some who had a chance of paying off their loans now won’t) but in real terms for the majority of people it’ll make zero difference.