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Nah. It's too hairy. And as much as I like Sheaf as a player I'm not going that far!

Well given this shitfest and his behaviour at the Queen's funeral, rambling madman would be the most likely explanation.

Some stuff in there that's not bad, though potentially has consequences longer term. Never a fan of giving individuals like majors huge powers as it relies heavily on that one person doing the right thing. Better than someone doing it centrally though. Power over tax etc. again could be...

Well Kenilworth Road is in Coventry.

Oh fuck off. Stop making it sound like they're handing out charity. They pay them for their labour, and if the company is making a profit they're clearly getting more benefit from it than it's costing them. The people are feeding the company, and in turn it's shareholders, not the other way...

So are you telling me big companies would go to the wall if they had to employ more people to cover the extra days? Or are you once again mistaking owners wanting excessive returns for a business being unable to function?

Or...they employ more workers to keep the place open every day they want to be open. I thought you wanted more jobs? A lot of places still close for the weekend. Why is people having two days not working a week fine but three an absolute catastrophe for the economy? Would you rather an employ...

Funny, as I thought the authorities told us we're run by woke lefties and liberals. But as I said earlier, if we give them even a modicum of help it's nowhere near true capitalism at all. If it happened it'd be a massive shock to the system for those that swear by it.

Of course no lessons have been learnt. They don't do lessons. They do money. If you truly wanted them to learn, you wouldn't bail them out and show them actions have consequences.

Because they get to keep all the profits and someone else foots the bill when it goes to shit. It's brilliant for them. The last thing they actually want is for everyone to actually install capitalism properly. Because if they did they'd be fucked as no-one would bail them out.

But..but...Grendel said it was mad and businesses would never go for it because it would destroy productivity and harm the economy. Surely he can't be wrong again?

I'm fully aware her motive is investor returns. I'm just trying to work out how she intends to get them. if it's through player sales the way in which the club is running makes getting those sales much harder to come by. It's destined to fail.

But it does base the idea that that will be repeated in perpetuity. The likes of Wilson and Maddison are exceptions, not expectations. Yes, we might have a few come through that look good. We might find a few cheap freebies that we can sell on for a decent profit. But you can't expect that to...

But where's the money going to come from to buy these transfers in in the first place if we have lower revenues from being in a lower league. Can't sell for a big profit if we don't buy any to start with. Or is it that in lower leagues we're more likely to have academy kids come through to the...

I've said before she sounds like someone who's just attended their first A level economics lesson and trying to show off what she's learnt.

Those paralympians can create quite a ruckus can't they!

Surely if that were the case you'd have seen him in the Open Legs then, wouldn't you?

Probably not used the best terminology with happy/unhappy. More to do with how the investment is doing compared to their expectations and if it's underperforming they may well have reached a level that they will not be willing to add more. I'm not precious to my thoughts either - the stadium...

Well they're refusing to publish the economic forecasts. I guess because they've seen them and it doesn't show what they want it to so they'll just ignore it to go with the bullshit that hasn't worked since the 80's yet they desperately cling to. It doesn't even make sense saying that companies...

No, but if I was an investor I wouldn't have got involved in any football club as I expect it to be a drain. So I wouldn't be surprised. I'm sure they've got other investments within their SISU portfolio that are making them returns that they are at the very least satisfied with. I imagine CCFC...