Tommy G

So injury prone, such a shame

The chancellor said “once in a generation” so it’s her words not mine! Look it up

My point is, which you may of missed, is there are plenty of prosperous places to set roots now rather than the UK.

Be great if he could do a PMQ style question format with him and Rudkin one side and 50 LCFC fans the other.

As a country I think we're finished - I genuinely feel sorry for 18-25 year olds - very bleak prospects.

But the only people that are getting their toes trodden on here are working people - whichever daft definition of a working person is - it's not £50K a year or under which seems to be in the Treasury's cross hairs. I think you also state plenty of problems without solutions, it's not mandatory to state issues without a set of fully thought out and costed solutions to everything... otherwise there would never be any debate. My main point is the government are targeting anyone earning minimum wage up to additional rate tax payers, which is something they stated they wouldn't do - and are going to do it twice in a year. Less money in peoples pockets, will lead to people thinking twice about spending and we start heading towards a recession. This is what will happen mark my words.

That’s a whole different debate - we don’t have to dive into austerity, but I think the main worry for me and many others is the chancellor is so out of her depth, completely under qualified for the role in front of her and we are going 180 on everything - their whole manifesto was about not raising taxes and they are going to do it in 2 successive budgets, inflation is too high - the BofE is only lowering rates to try and stimulate the economy and has nothing to do with anything Labour have done. When raising taxes doesn’t work this time around then what next?? If people are struggling now, give it a year or two and bookmark this post to come back to.

The black hole that has now doubled since a once in a generation budget? Is that their fault too? Got to stop looking in the rear view mirror.

She’s going to put up income tax in the budget it’s quite clear from what they are leaking to the press - which is a disgrace given this was their main manifesto pledge NOT to do this. Rishi was spot on - he was explicit this would happen and shock horror it is. Last years budget was a once in a generation “fix the foundations” budget and it’s more of the same this time around it seems, taxed to death

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c3epwz08ewzo I mean wtf.

She is, 27 in real life - I’m going to stick her in the birds off the telly thread

Don’t think enough of him to make him a statutory director like his predecessor

Anyone seen Landman on paramount. Really enjoying it

There’s no termination of appointment filed on CH for Susan Whelan, which is odd….someone has just probably forgotten to do it - amateur hour. Once she is removed we won’t have a British director as a statutory director anymore

Well it will be up to the directors to produce a concrete plan, with the support of cashflows out 3 years and stress tested under different scenarios - went through it myself during Covid in a much smaller business ~£50m and it’s not pleasant, really stressful and given the way audit regulation has gone in the past few years it’s the main focus of audits now. I think the next balance sheet date will be a rough ride tbh - given there is Top, Rudkin (not a stat director but still) and the FD who is relatively new it’s hardly a top team, excuse the pun.

Thanks for the explanation but these are bank loans and there is a decent explanation under note 12 in the latest stats. They are secured on premier league tv money and transfer fees receivable - there’s a difference between security and the actual loan. So my point was, the loans on the balance sheet probably could be kicked further into the long grass, subject to the bank agreeing - which will involve a nice fee and probably a ratchet on the margin - neither pleasant but it probably keeps us a going concern in the short term given we aren’t going to be near PL money any time soon. The above is probably what’s keeping the FD up at night given they are hurtling towards the next year end.

Will probably end up having to refinance the loans - presume they are under some kind of financial covenant reporting too. Be interesting to read any going concern comments from the auditors this year.

How old was the guy?

Not a chance - they will be frozen and probably increased % wise.

Thank goodness, no need to worry then, my mind is now at rest.

I’m not sure 50 people walking out will make a difference tbh

Not a chance - there is just too many people who see it as an integral part of their life to sleepwalk into the KP every other week.

Hope they didn’t manage to catch any of the game. fingers crossed for a quick recovery

Talking about Pearson coming back is like diving into a box of celebrations at 11pm, great idea but hit gives you heartburn lying in bed.

What was the attendance tonight ?