Tommy G

Where to go before the game tonight? Taking a colleague for a few before the game and I just don't do it often enough to know where is decent anymore. Thanks - Nine bar and the Western if the Uber drops us on Narb rd?

I think you'll need to

First time I've not seen you mention Danny Rohl-me over-and -tickle me

Has he got the same clause then? News to me

He's just had a baby so you could understand it if he was staying one night a week previously but asked RvN if he could knock that on the head for a few weeks, but he's been doing it since he came here. No sympathy from me given he's being offered a 5* resort for one night a week. Given how painful newborns can but he should be jumping at the chance and asking for more than one night! Not like he can't afford to pay for a Nanny to support his Mrs either.

Mine is down £15K but I'm mid 30s so not close to retirement thankfully, and probably a much smaller pot than you!

Anyone sh*t the bed yet?

Try supplementing a heavy magnesium dose before bed

An extreme way of getting rid of some of the deadwood but one idea I can get on board with.

Yeh but we have an owner who’s decisions are emotion based ….so it’s not out the ques he would dish out another 6 figure contract per week.

£5m+ per year....it doesn't pass the sniff test anymore.

Maybe he's still got a mortgage and a family to pay for. No way he resigns.

When was that announced? The Foxestrust were lobbying for this with the club but with less than a week until renewal is there anymore info? @CosbehFox

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I don’t, it was their daft choice Doc

Pension

No I think you might have mixed up £238K for £2.38m - which is SW emoluments, note 5 discloses all employees salaries including directors and won't split the other ''senior managers'' so it's not a case of just getting a number and dividing by 9. It's only stat directors where it's disclosed to protect people having their salaries all over the internet. I'd be staggered if anyone apart from players earn more than SW, so that put's Rudkin, CFO and anyone else senior on sub £200K most likely, which isn't the going rate for a club of our size and position, so just shows we are employing and settling for people who aren't up to it.

Where have you got that from? If you are looking at note 5 on the accounts that refers to the pay of statutory directors and highest paid director, not directors by title. Where is the £2.38m and the 9 directors? Got to be careful how people interpret these accounts. I'm anti KP and the current BofD but £250K a year is probably below market rate these type of roles.

Presume this is tongue in cheek, be interested to hear the mechanics of taking the proceeds from a commercial lender and ''sent it to Thailand'' Maybe PWC and HMRC have missed it.

First time you've agreed with me on here since 2007. We're turning a new leaf.

Lazy argument to blame Seagrave per se

Que? Spanish 3rd tier for you Manuel

I'll enter a team I just need to see if any of my Foxestalk nemesis' are up for forming a team, @Raj fancy it? I'll try you first

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