It’s not a massive thing but if you make truth your USP expect to get called on minor untruths. And TBH I don’t think tax is the biggest worry when you’re on low pay, benefits and tax credits make up a lot. It feels like more Tory “every solution is a tax cut” logic.
Why six loans?
Ideal:
Out: Hamer, O’Hare, Waghorn, Walker, Kane, Wilson
In: AM x 2, CM x 2, CB, GK perm, LWB, RWB ST loan
Realistic:
Out: O’Hare, Waghorn
In: AM, CM, CB perm, LWB loan
Who is on about £20m a year from the owners? Who is this person you’re arguing with?
If your business mode is developing young players for profit then yes signing young players is investment.
Yeah of course they will, but like the school catch-up policy and the fuel bill policy it’ll be funded in the “raise taxes to pay for stuff” model, not Fernando’s MMT mode.
What people want is a sustainable club. At this level even the best run club will lose millions each season without player sales. To get those player sales you need players. If a shop can’t afford to buy stock it doesn’t stay open very long.
The vision sold to us is a team making the most of...
I think it’s two things. One Labour’s biggest weakness with voters is still the idea they’ll spend too much. Two, it’s stoking the fires of the blue on blue fighting about tax cuts.
I get the want to rewrite the economic argument, but it’s nigh on impossible and at least getting people to see...