Dahnsouff

World of Warcraft Of late, and against my better judgement, I have returned to playing a bit of World of Warcraft. Left a good while ago as was it had become quite stale, returned previously to try Classic, but felt it too far back in the lifetime. Can report it is back to some semblance of the game it once was. (Apparently they rehired some of the older staff from the more successful times.

Feels very disingenuous to be honest, as he is punishing a section of the population who cannot strike, cannot withhold their labour, and all that for a recouped value which makes little effort to plug this fiscal gap.

I remain hopeful but dubious about some recent decisions, and yes, they are more blue than I would like for sure.

See no sense in the decision to scrap the winter fuel payment, the £1.9b saved is both small in the grand scheme things and will largely be offset by those encouraged to get pension credit, so what is the point? Can easily imagine the Tories would have done it mind, but that will have to cease to be the go to reason at some point.

He was and if Enzo were still here and playing the same/similar system, it seems unthinkable that Ricky would not be playing. As you say, Cooper will bear the cost of this choice should he not deliver survival. One final note, I do think JJ is seen as a little more robust than Ricky, so perhaps this factors into the selection.

The manager and staff seem him far more often, if things aren’t sticking, perhaps he needs to improve before selection No idea, but nobody should be picked solely on historic performances, despite how great they once were.

Impressive, but is it what we want to see at this level? Or just a sign of the times?

As much as I want to see a Ricky playing and either flying down the wing or being a dynamic midfielder, maybe he does not warrant picking at this moment in time due his form?

Cannot read Spanish, so I see no hate

Think he summarised his feelings early on with "..... Leicester, Forest and Everton are all in the Premier League and Leeds are still in the Championship.." so its just sour grapes mingled with his oh so salty tears.

I suppose the other way to look at it is, if we were currently in 2011/2012 leading up to 2015/2016, would we still want him beheaded? He played a part, not matter how small over our fortunes bad and good over the last x years, but because recently we are on the downslope, it seems tragic. Recency bias is a bitch

Lack of any context and stubbornly occupying only one side of any argument is not a sign of intelligence.

Never boring here.

The Premier League's thirst for control and profits has dislocated the FA from the overarching control and sight of the full league structure, this allows this loophole to exist, meaning no single body can pass judgements on the whole of the pyramid The now act shocked and surprised at the limit of their own reach.

And that has been the claim all along, that we want the PL to adhere to their own rules.

Kieran Maguire has already said it’s nearly impossible for the PL to appeal due to lack of grounds.

Now clear why it is sensible to do so.

Yes, this is all true, we operated in contravention of the ‘spirit of the law’. However, it is hard to care too much, as the PL is responsible for the rules and they have been found wanting. The truth is that whilst PL and EFL do not cooperate this is always a possibility. The PL has also retained too much focus on the top 6 which has meant neglect of the lower league and their ability to compete (spend) which meant this type of challenge was inevitable, and Forest, Leeds, etc should look to their own processes to not have recognised this opportunity to take the PL to task. It does feel like a long term plan to me, restructuring the financial reporting period to allow this exact claim, and we can legitimately narrow our eyes at that nefarious planning.

PL response of ‘yeah, but you knew what we meant you bastards’ is quite nice too

It’s due to being in EFL at the end of the accounting period 22/23 (we had given our shares to Luton by then) so we were therefore not a PL team and we’re not subject to PSR rules, it’s hilarious. Nick De Marco has played a blinder.

Was this accounting period change applicable to Leicester City only? Or was it all PL/EFL clubs?

The PL have royally ****ed themselves here. So as long as you are in the EFL during your 3 year period you can spend whatever you like. Absolutely moronic rules.

Maybe they did? Chelsea, Fulham, London is still a huge draw.

"That sort of attitude from the fans is why we where we are" "This manager is the problem" "Fans make it like a library" "Last week we were in the Champions League" "Your support is the problem" "Sack the manager" "Attack!" You are right, same old , same old

We cannot disregard facts because they don’t suit our idealised outcome unfortunately. Hoping for greater adventure after these two weeks!