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Im quite proud of our fans that we sidestepped the whole hay-mer har-mer debate when coming up with a chant for him.

Isnt salad vegetables anyway?

This is exactly what I’m on about: “Oh won’t Harry please shut up, we’re sick of hearing from him … As we explain on page 1, 2, 12, 13 and in our special 17 page pullout”

Weird. I had a mate called John Butcher. He’s now doing 25 to life for a string of gruesome murders.

Paneer Inn I heard

Is there a single target handed down from government that hasn’t lead to disasterous unintended consequences? Serious question.

They don’t call them walking cheques in FE for nothing.

Id give Patterson a six month deal or a loan with a view. Would worry about a longer term deal TBH.

Im gonna stop now before I upset everyone. Just making up for pussying out of my comment earlier @Nick

How many clubs did you buy that week?

Are you saying he killed his mum?? 😮

I suspect if the doug deal doesn’t happen then there’ll be admin or a fire sale anyway.

Im sure. And a large amount of it is coming for free from people who hate them.

I did the Marconi apprenticeship after leaving school at 16. Basically college (internal) with some work in the holidays first two years and six months work/college (Cov College) split the next two. Was great, got my quals, worked all over the business, could see a clear pathway to a career. We...

Genuinely the only time Harry or Meghan enter my consciousness is when people on here or Twitter complain about them. What are you lot doing to be unable to avoid them?

Load of Cobb-lers

Yeah it would need a legislation change. I think drop out rates are pretty high across the board for apprenticeships, 35% on average. Which suggests a bigger problem with the structure. Tell a lie, it’s up to 47%: Shock as half of apprentices drop out

Not sure where you’ve got this from. Certainly not my experience when teaching. I was told that insurance and H&S meant a lot of firms were reluctant to take on U18s though. A quick glance at industry body research also suggests lack of involvement from companies is the issue.

Its all about baseline expectations as well. People already think Labour will be radical and spend on public services and be green or whatever. Their messaging is from that starting point. Same as the Tories are cruel but good with money (until recently) so their messaging has to come from that...

You meet a lot of these in tech, lots of buzzwords and nothing once you scratch the surface. Bullshit baffles brains we used to call it.