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  3. So as Leeds City presumably came back as Leeds Utd could Man City come back as Man Utd? Ah, there's a huge fly in that particular ointment.
  4. My understanding is the 3 charges are all against Tonda specifically, points deductions are not on the table.
  5. You are being hoodwinked by bad data. Our economy is collapsing. If you zoom out we are descending from a global leading economy to a third world country. The actual data is clear.
  6. Could we be further punished with more points being deducted? ...Tonda 5 match ban, and maybe another financial fine but being suspended for like 2 seasons?
  7. I wonder if you speak to the same people that SOGgy does.
  8. Just a small reminder to those that think our economy is shit...it's not amazing, but we're doing better than a lot of others. https://www.reuters.com/world/uk/uk-economy-grew-by-05-q2-2026-ons-says-2026-09-30/
  9. There you go again. "Blinkered" doesn't go far enough to describe your viewpoint. I acknowledge you are entitled to your opinion, but reserve the right to say it is bollox.
  10. https://www.ft.com/content/c8693313-7750-40c7-892a-101ab16dec70?syn-25a6b1a6=1 Definitely need to be more like the US though 🤔
  11. You'd think so, but somehow I think a big fine (which will be loose change to them) will be their punishment, whilst Saints will no doubt get the biggest possible punishment (if the points and being kicked out of the playoffs wasn't enough). On a side note, (and I know it's likely been covered to death), but why is it not the analyst teams / head of analysis (or whatever they are called) that gets the ban rather than Tonda? Is he taking the fall because he's the head of the tree as such or because he deliberately told them to go and do these things no matter what? Is it because the head analyst (Eduard Schmidt) conveniently left at the end of the season and therefore banning him wouldn't punish Saints anymore? It's been going on so long I genuinely can't remember if he's actually the one that's told them to go and do it (within the 72 hours) or he's just taken responsibility (or we'll never know).
  12. I don’t want him to fail but ann approach of tax and spend is flawed. Starmer did the same and numerous people said that it wasn’t sustainable and guess what….the Tories could have turned the tide and didn’t If he is a serious politician (I agree that barely any are) he will take a proportionate approach to taxing and spending. I think people are concerned that this won’t be the case but the budget will clarify that
  13. Funnily enough pretty much everyone I speak to in business says something similar. People are fed up with their hard earned business revenue being increasingly taxed, in various ways, and it going on the gravy train
  14. It's not in anyone's interest for him to fail because, honestly we would have no Idea as to what would come next.
  15. Don't have to put up with some nonentity bureaucrat from somewhere like Luxembourg or Liechtenstein telling us what to do on a daily basis anymore. Apart from that I don't think there's been any benefits at all. If making moves to rejoin pisses off Trump then yeah, go for it.
  16. You have gone so far down the rabbit hole for loons, I doubt you will ever find your way out
  17. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/cqd081x1mlvdo Republic of Ireland will play second Israel game - Hallgrimsson on Azaz & Baz
  18. How is that prejudicial? It’s the truth. The lefts entire playbook is to demonise hard work and steal as much as possible
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  20. City need to be removed from the football league and disbanded. Just like Leeds City were in 1919. Not too dissimilar to what's happened at City. Quote from Wikipedia.
  21. You were doing so well up to this point, then you let your prejudices slip out. It's almost autonomic with you.
  22. My money is on Tonda hearing his punishment first and it will be not too harsh - that way the FA/EPL will be in a better position to hand City a softer than deserved punishment. And let’s face it whatever they get, it’ll be old news 3 days later.
  23. To be honest, the PM gig is a poisoned chalice. A succession of unserious people, with no idea how to fix things, hamstrung by an overly bureaucratic political system. No one is even talking or being honest about the real problems that the country is facing. All that they are doing is shuffling deck chairs on the titanic and pointing fingers at each other. Until people wake up to how unsustainable government spending is, things will continue to degrade, the left will continue to want to steal more and the wealthy will continue to flee. All of which will exacerbate the decline.
  24. Probably easier to find the rules they haven’t broken at this point 😁
  25. Gotcha, thanks that. Breaching an NDA isn't clever, but it's hard to see how that undermines the decision itself. Let's see where this goes.
  26. The Rob Edwards “link” is funny. Whilst he wouldn’t be my first choice he equally isn’t the worst, but there are many questions that come before this: When Tonda is banned (because let’s face it he will be, are we still throwing our weight behind him and effectively offering a temp job to another manager? If that is the case, what if that manager is successful? What does Tonda’s position look like after that? On a complete side note it’ll be funny to see how Sports Republic spin this after all the Tonda backing over the summer. 👀🤣 Could be a few popcorn moments coming…
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