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For a manager that isn't in a position to get a premier League or top end of the championship job we will look like a great prospect from the outside. Whether he falls into that category I've no idea. Think about when Leeds went down to league 1. The chance to manage a latent giant with greater resources than other teams on the division, and try to build a dynasty, will that will have a lot of managers licking their lips - though whether our financials do provide greater resources we shall see.

We just need to clear the decks player wise, get in a manager who's career is on the up, get a bit lucky that we're the club it really works for with them, and start winning football matches. Winning football matches makes football fans happy.

What's he getting paid by the fa?

They should be moving to block that next. Before landlords hugely inflated the market, we didn't need nearly 3m landlords. Why do we need them now? Only because landlord demand has helped to make housing unaffordable for many. Get rid of landlordism - not all landlords immediately but regulate % of housing stock to be rented and bring that number down over time as landlords leave the market and demand decreases.

Absolutely this is the case. Danny as usual doesn't see anything that doesn't fit his motivation for posting.

When the house comes to get sold the tenants will be well sighted on it and given a very long period to find alternative arrangements because I have a conscience, something apparently lacking from other landlords who only seem to complain about their personal finances, yet never reflect on the morality of turning housing into an investment opportunity rather than it being first and foremost about people owning their own homes. I have very little time for the majority of landlords who expected ready returns with very little risk and scream and shout as soon as that situation turns.

I am a landlord. I just have fallen into it and intend to sell the property at some point, not related to changes to rules. Landlordism is a scurge on society. The fact there's loads of properties now, with landlords moaning and exciting the market, is hardly the point. A friend of mine in Leicester sold a 2 bed terraced property a few years ago and actively wanted to sell to a first time buyer. The estate agents told him it was unlikely as cash buyer landlords would come in, and that's exactly what happened. Immediately came in and bought it. If you think demand caused by nearly 3m landlords hasnt affected house prices then, sorry, you're being dishonest. There is zero risk to landlords. Somebody else is paying the mortgage and buying the house. Yes there can be unexpected costs on the short term but it's guaranteed to lead to a huge profit overall given you'll have a house paid for at the end of it unless you're the worst businessman of all time.

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The point was simply that costs are already high with landlords. There's more landlords now and costs are exponentially higher. Partly because huge numbers of landlords buying properties at the bottom end of the market have caused massive demand and price inflation over the years. They are passing on high costs because they caused high costs. And it's not difficult to stop corporate landlordism if we wanted to.

Landlords have flooded the market over the last 20 years and all rent has done is increase more and more and more.

Didn't they go in and smash all the ceilings off the clean rooms used to make the drones? Or is that a different factory? Not sure what's worrying about a description. I'm not worried.

Bring kingy out of retirement in league 2 so he can complete the set

Tbh I don't think it is. I think it's very simply a right we should all have. Beyond that it's just a question of safeguards for those with limited mental capacity. I don't think it could be simpler.

Is there no picture to accompany this idea?

Yeah but if you get her to play away for a night I bet she'd let you do anything after a decade with boring Rupert

Millwall are anyway

I don't see any link. 9/11 was 2001. Living standards were rising well beyond that. Brown was running a surplus after that. The reality is capitalism is failing ordinary people. It always existed too funnel wealth upwards, but it's now taking such a large slice that's not enough left for people to live on, and tax rates are going upwards because of how much of the national wealth is sat as assets instead of being liquid in the economy. This isn't a call for any particular alternative system but there needs to be recognition that the system itself has failed.

It was 2008 and the fact it was falsely used to enact austerity. Austerity is the cause.

Really don't understand the problem. Most people on here have been talking about our journey from 2015/16 to now. Obviously that's what they're talking about and showing through the montage. Stop being so thin skinned

The number of Millwall players running into the box when it goes out wide shows us up for the boring one up top with no support nonsense we've seen for quite a few years now

Glad those in attendance booed our players. Personally quite liked sky's montage showing where we were and where we are. Like that they've not held back from criticism

Why are we still playing the idiots that got us relegated? Send out a team of kids would've been preferable. Wouldn't put it past us to win 6-0 and the team to walk off smirking.

They always go that low but not normally this early. I know because I wait for this every season and buy whichever of the three kits I liked the best.

We just need to start winning matches. Anybody pretending the answer is anything else needs their head examining. We're all football fans. We want to see our team winning. If we blitz next season (I am not in any way suggesting this is even slightly likely at this point, think of this as a thought experiment) there's no way we don't have everybody in the ground supporting the team. We've become fractured by failure. Success is what will bring us back together. Not premier League winning success, but any success at this point!