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How it it relevant? Theyll lose it again - what’s the most notable huge swing?

Why they’ll win in back at the next election - no one could name a single Lib Dem policy - it’s back to normal in a couple of years

Gyokeres, Bidwell, Kane, Sheaf (would be on a higher pay when permanent ) and Moore

It was £15 m before the signing of waghorn Bidwell etc and the contract hikes

What a load of sanctimonious tripe

Wage escalation and the ability to maintain the wages - its going to be between £17 - £20 m a year now

No why should they?

It’s nothing to do with trains it’s a domino impact where industries will all demand the wage rises if these get their way - as we saw in the 70’s - unions smelled blood - nurses teachers then private sector unions will go for huge pay demands and the tax payer in the end would pick up the tab...

Well clearly that is relevant isn’t it as mass industrial action has consequences for everyone

its irrelevant to me

You talk if this is a modern new thing - it happened in the 70’s and people got their massive pay rises - then look what happened

getting back will likely be a problem

They should be banned from striking

Sunderland I assume

Not “all in it together” comrade?

Saturday is a strike day

i think a surgeon could clean a street I wouldn’t want a street cleaner remaining my appendix

Oddly most can’t just buy another house to pay for university for your children Why do you think you are above those who can’t buy Another house the hypocrisy is staggering

How’s the pub you work in going? It’s a Marstons so is it the Old Shep?

Ive I am sure have paid plenty in tax. Did you support the NI tax increase then?