Recent content by finneh

You'd think after the reprieve of their offside goal we'd have realised we're incapable of playing out from the back. Brainless.

It'll certainly be means tested with the majority not able to access it, which makes sense given there will be a huge transfer of wealth from baby boomers to millennials over the next 25 years. It'll effectively become an extension of universal credit. Add in auto-enrolment which has vastly...

His problem is that even if you accept that no goalkeeper in the world saves any of their 3 goals (at best a 50/50 opinion) and even if you believe that the kind of howler top keepers make a couple of times a season can be overlooked if made semi-regularly (such as the one Martinez bailed him...

I thought he was poor but he's proven me wrong. He's incredibly, laughably, depressingly, comically terrible

As I said "you are correct".

I was quoting the below (https://commonslibrary.parliament.uk/research-briefings/cbp-9602/), although you are correct the terminology states "a disability benefit", rather than specifically disability living allowance. The initial point was that those deemed economically inactive and therefore...

Sorry 24% have a disability. 6.3 million are entitled to disability benefit (just under a sixth of working age adults).

Firstly demand for staff has already reduced considerably with vacancies down a third from around 1.3m to 950k. Secondly the amount of people deemed economically inactive has increased by around half a million people over the last four years. Bearing in mind the definition for this is simply...

The effect of the minimum wage increase in April will be interesting. From the point of view of our company, it's the first ever minimum wage increase that will mean the salary of some staff will be greater than their productive value. Previously minimum wage levels were irrelevant as they were...

Onana's distribution is the Emperor's new clothes.

'member when goalkeepers used to save shots.

I'd imagine the problem occurs when you have a poor season with new signings performing poorly (the latter often being the case in tandem with the former). A prime example was towards the end of Ole's tenure. Were the squad poor or was Ole simply not getting the best out of a good squad? We...

I actually very much agree, but can completely understand people who would prefer to vote for policies they actually believe in, rather than a slight divergence from the current governance.

The vast majority were Starmer's own positions over the last few years in truth.

The majority of those answers would be similar of Sunak, no? Your answers certainly don't seem to be someone who's leaving behind a Tory-light manifesto in favour of great positive change as soon as he's elected.