To be fair, I voted red, mainly because I don't want us to be that type of fan base that can never see anything wrong with our own players. In reality, and seeing it properly, which I couldn't from the north stand when it happened*, I would say it could have gone either way, red or yellow, and...
I think he's correct. Up to a point. There is no constraint to government spending. The idea of equating a governent budget with a household budget is (deliberate) stupidity. However, if you are going to pump that level of funding into the economy, and don't want rampant inflation, then you also...
No no.
Ambitious clubs like Chelsea, Man City and Newcastle are the VICTIMS of FFP. It is very very unfair that clubs owned by petro-states and billionaires aren't allowed to spend as much as they want to buy the league.
The War in the Air. Written in 1907 Predicts the coming of World War(s). Written just 4 years after the Wright brothers first flight it explains how air power will become a dominant force in warfare. And, against the prevailing sentiment of the time, argues that Europeans are no more civilised...
Pascal winning Euros for Germany is a great shout.
Starts in squad but left on bench as they struggle and, barely, make it through the opening matches. Slowly gets played more and his subtle genius is recognised. Man of the match for Germany as they win the final.
Please let it happen.
And he has consistently refused to contemplate increasing tax on income from capital gains (essentially unearned income) to the same rate as tax on income from actual work. So I'd say it's fine to hold him accountable for the low rates of tax he pays.
But then...Labour under Starmer have taken...
Would generally always want Chelsea to lose. But removing Villa from the competition would be helpful. IF we get past Wolves, would rather be facing Chelsea than Villa.
Agree, but would go further. Irrespective of whether or not it makes him a better player for brighton I just want him to win. He seems like a good lad. Works hard. Had an interesting path to where he is. And is one of us. That's enough for me. Go Simon!
I suppose your take on whether the (threatened) tightening up on implementation of FFP rules is the 'right' solution depends on what you think the problem is to start with. If it's just about clubs not getting into debt and not spending more than they can afford then yeah, you'll see the...