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Well if he has Jay Dasilva’s backing….

Even if that’s true, he’s not going to do Jamie Allen’s defensive work to the same standard

Torp was absolutely garbage when he came on last week, I’ve no idea why you’d try and crowbar him into the side. Rudoni and Torp together in midfield would also leave Grimes with way too much to do defensively.

The fact that Wilson chose to sign it despite being a clear third choice at the time kind of sums up where his career is at.

Where is the evidence that it doesn’t impact ordinary Americans? The impacts of a volatile market sell-off are about more than just the value of stock portfolios - political fallout, consumer confidence, or financial contagion could all be factors.

Honestly, your ability to say this stuff in back-to-back sentences with a straight face is almost impressive.

Seems like the solution here is for Lampard to borrow the drum and stand in Block 15 for the night

Kind of blows a hole in the theory that great strikers will be able to coach strikers to do the same etc

This is Baghdad Bob stuff. Again - if stocks are tanking because investors are predicting a recession, then it matters to everyone regardless of how much exposure they have. As this thread shows, consumers are deeply aware of financial unrest and will behave accordingly.

He just makes me feel warm and fuzzy

I just mean there’s a certain tension between warning against going “all in on day 1” and also urging “buy as much as possible” on day 5!

If stocks are falling because they are pricing in a significantly higher chance of a recession then it’s meaningful to people whether they are shareholders or not.

Yes he’s talking about the political future of leaders whose policies trigger financial unrest (i.e. Truss) If the markets continue to fall then Trump will quickly lose political capital. Some of his top backers are already telling him he needs to give up on this policy. We are five days in.

He’s talking about the political implications which will clearly be significant.

Good luck

Why?

A long read, and probably more of a feature than a news story, but this has stayed with me ever since I read it https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2015/07/20/the-really-big-one