One of my favourite moments of the match was when West Ham looked like they'd finally twigged Steele's short ball into the midfield pivots ... only for him to belt it out wide to Veltman to hoots of laughter from the WSU! 🤣
I'm welling up a bit at this news... everyone has said it, he absolutely was the voice of football - a reassuring presence through the decades. He shall be missed.
Oddly enough my Dad spotted a 70's/80's vintage EMU pulling out of Falmer as we walked up to the Amex from the Bridge on Saturday. Quite an unusual sight seeing something that old on that line!
Junior Orange is slightly obsessed by this stuff - Mrs Orange and I have both been visiting Asda stores whenever we pass one (there aren't any in Guildford obviously), and both of us sat in the queues in the online shop for the brief moment last week it was restocked.
He should forget about it...
It does seem to be all about salaries at this level as far as I can see. If the Albion want to compete they need be competitive in that area too - which must be difficult when the income isn't there.
No football training this weekend due to half term so I took a trot around Guildford parkrun. Finished in 21:35 with an AG of 66.72%, which I think is a season's best.
I've been trying to get my motivation going for running as I have that half marathon looming in the near future, but I'm...
I think we broadly agree. Not being given a pay increase, or one that is less than inflation, can undoubtedly lead to having less spending power, which can definitely have real world consequences.
I do object to the phrase 'real terms pay cut' though because, firstly it isn't actually true...
Now I'm really not sure what you are talking about, and as it has been a long time since I've studied economics I'm definitely not up on the current lingo.
But to put it simply:
* If I have a pay rise and prices stay the same, I have had a pay rise and more spending power. I have not had a pay...