Jon the Hat

I was half thinking this is a non-issue, but I haven't tried a smoothie. They are a bit weird when you only visit Europe occasionally.

I would say he is anyway, we are losing close to the maximum every PSR period, over or under. That is cash he is putting in, initially as loans then routinely converted to equity.

When you are rich at the level Top is rich you either buy more assets or invest in the ones you already have. Buying players would be the latter.

I remember seeing that taxiing up and down the runway at Bruntingthorpe. A few years ago now! but you don't forget the noise!

I doubt it's a club fundraising effort, probably put on by the producers of the documentary.

I tend to think they have done work that needed doing anyway, even if it is not the cause of the noise. Take it back in ask them to jump in for a quick drive to demo the noise. Get the tracking done - tracking gear is expensive I understand, so a lot of smaller garages don't have it as it is usually done after new tyres. They could find a local place to do it, but then you pay for their labour cost to take it instead of doing it yourself. Garages pretty much always order the parts before you confirm, otherwise you would be waiting longer. They can send them back.

No doubt someone has put their heart and soul into making this documentary, and no doubt it is important to them. Perhaps lets not laugh at them.

What do you shout if you see a duck coming?

I don't know Susan, and clearly there have been mistakes over the years, but I am inclined to trust the instincts of Nige and Wes. If they think this is a loss to the club, I suspect they are right.

I'm not down with your slang, so I assume you mean will we support Wales against Belgium next week. I don't see why not as we don't have any Belgian internationals anymore.

She has claimed to be several other missing girls, so why would you give it even a hint of credibility?

I'm not sure there are many features we would want to copy from NFL. Clubs > Franchises, promotion and relegation > closed shop. Open competition > geographic exclusivity, Players making the money > owners keeping the money, through salary caps. I would certainly rip up PSR and replace it with loan limits and bank guarantees for funding. Can't think of much else.

There was an immediacy to the Ukraine conflict which made that more acceptably I think, there have been Afghan immigrants coming for 20 years. Good call.

I agree Jenrick's statement was racist. His move from Cameroon to the right has been quite startling. I think though when we then start to generalise, saying that people should be blind to the changing population of the UK, and either ignore the impact they see, or their feelings of concern, then we are at risk of ostracising them, instead of supporting and educating, ensuring services are not impacted, that culture has room to co-exist. And ignoring those things got us where we are today.

Yes, they all make a huge amount of money, supported by the draft, salary caps, the franchise model, ability to move clubs around, etc.

When was this?

We would be better off staying in the Championship tbh.

If we signed him on a 4 year deal from a L1 team where he was doing well everyone would be saying, exactly the right type of player, room to improve etc.

They are pretty well connected with their diaspora, so might be more open to it than you expect.

Yep lots of Italians in Perth, this will be very popular - sold out pre season games every year for Italian clubs. If you are going to play a game somewhere else, might as well do it where your fans are. Also helps that the current WA Premier Roger Cook is a big sports fan, and happily subsidises sports (and to be fair also music) events to come to Perth. NFL has always been more about TV to be honest, 95% of fans are not in the stadium. As you say this is also the reality at the top levels of football nowadays.

Well yes. And others right to tell him he is a tit. mildly amused over here...

And a better manager on the evidence so far.

Just realised Alan Sheehan is our one.

It does suggest this wasn't planned.

More of a problem is the fact there is no money in the company. Fortunately the courts can and no doubt will look beyond the corporate veil to determine the beneficiaries, and act to recover funds from them.