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I mean if overpopulation is your concern he’s certainly managed that on Twitter.

Customers have a choice of supplier. We’re more like addicts or marks.

Your pension isn’t the bit that costs. It’s health and social care. The vast majority of NHS spend is on the elderly and social care now eats all of council budgets and then some. And as mentioned doubles those costs and passes them to the NHS when below capacity. It’s really nice to pretend we...

10% of any fee I believe.

10% for three years at Brighton seems high

Don’t think it did. The doc says Sporting covered the original sell on due to Brighton that was €2.2m IIRC. Don’t think it mentions future sell ons but that might be covered as part of it.

It was €4m

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Ballpark figures: Wright and MvE - £20m Sheaf and fringe players -£6-10m Vik - £4m ST sales, TV money, etc will go on wages which is where we are behind the top of the division, whether we can increase that will determine how much we can upgrade more than the fees we bring in I reckon.

How much will that add to the budget mate?

We want Hamer to go for as much as possible and they’ll get more as a PL team than a Champ one.

Sheff Utd. Short term pain of seeing O’Hare get promoted counterbalanced by long term gain of seeing O’Hare sit on the bench watching his team lose every week for a year.

Would be about a £50 increase for £1m uplift wouldn’t it?

I’m all posh now, was thinking about a Balcony Bar ST this year. How does that normally work? Are details released the same time as STs? Just worried about missing my ST window and then deciding Balcony Bar isn’t worth it/has got stupidly expensive.

Got to admit it worked out when they score in the last minute and it has “To The End” plastered on all the footage.

The NI cut has really fucked this govt up. It was as cynical a move as you like that Hunt knew we couldn’t afford and Reeves is stupid to promise to keep it. I’ve said this before but when you take into account what most Europeans pay in private health insurance is rolled into our taxes then we...

Or we just raise tax a bit. Ultimately that’s all long term stuff. We have workers now so don’t really need to worry about 2060 just yet. It’s a global issue so not sure migration is a fix. I’m also skeptical of 100 year predictions, anything beyond 5-10 years tends to be mostly guesswork when...

You’ve not paid enough tax to cover your retirement I’m afraid. And more to the point as that’s how it actually works I’m currently not paying enough tax to cover your retirement. And the next generation won’t pay enough to cover mine.

Agree with all of this except he’s 24 next month.