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he won’t be getting anything like that

No - I worked on my weaknesses (not that there were many)

He was not free and has been a huge let down as he has through his whole career

The only disappointment is now that GIMOC is suggesting it he will be staying for another 5 years

His two assists are against reserve teams in a cup. Over his 3 years here he has been a let down.

Id insist he does

So now we have to pay Sheff Utd £15 m and not £13m

He has a year left on his contract. His impactful start is one goal in reality and two assists in games against reserve opponents. Robins was fairly back handed in his compliments. If someone will take him we will let him go

It’s pretty ridiculous hype. Joking aside they are ok but it’s very basic music and lyrics and they’ve built the image around supposed rivalry. The best comeback gig of all time was Led Zeppelin by a country mile. It’s just a laugh in comparison.

He may have grown up but it wasn’t great. I can’t find the link but he offered a homeless guy in Norwich a wad of cash then burnt in front of him

No one is squabbling

It’s not an organisation that is in an environment that has to make frequent checks and balances and not just “pay what people are worth” 99% of businesses are SMEs - if they ran on your theoretical model most would be bust

They are not private organisations which have huge arrays of different workers with complex challenges regarding their workforce - the make believe scenarios you describe just do not happen

Case closed

He acts like an 18 year old whose studied an A level in social history

You clearly have never had a real job in a commercial environment as you constantly make up these imaginary scenarios

What else did he say regarding the potential consequences

He didn’t exactly say that did he?

I do think dawn raids excites the police but I doubt this 11 year old will be the next Venables or Bulger https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/article/2024/aug/28/boy-11-among-14-held-over-riots-in-middlesbrough-and-hartlepool

When inflation is very high many companies have a choice to offer below and preserve the workforce or sacrifice some workers. The car industry was destroyed in the late 70’s when ironically a Labour government negotiated a 5% pay freeze with private sector unions. The unions broke ranks and...