Sir Ralph

Shit piss off. Tonda out. Won’t use my season ticket against Millwall.

This game has shown that 3 at the back is pointless, Azaz is shite, Bragg is a better player and plays forward and we need to change formation to get fellows higher

It’s amazing that Azaz, despite having less impact than stevie wonder, has not been subbed for 4 games

Millwall should be a protest. I’ve had enough of this crap.

Guy is clueless

Boggle eye - make a change now

Piss off bazunu. Piss off Tonda

Tonda out. Take Azaz while you’re at it

I have also owned my own business for a long period and these taxes imposed are by far the highest. You haven’t answered my question about all the positive business policies that the government has introduced in light of all the bad ones I mentioned?

It depends on the country and what you’re offering. Some countries are more testing (eg the US) and others are easier (eg UAE) We couldn’t be zero tax but certainly should not have been increasing taxes on businesses and entrepreneurs in the last year. If anything we should be looking for ways to make savings to reduce corporation tax down again in my opinion. Definitely not increasing the burden So what are the raft of pro business policies that all of these young people have missed?

I disagree with your latter point as young people tend to be mobile and footloose. Anyway what policies has this government put in place to encourage young entrepreneurs and business people to stay in the UK in the context of all the negative things it has done that I set out?

It’s not all of their making. They are making it worse. How are they helping?

We aren’t talking about people on minimum wage. We are talking about young educated people who are possibly young entrepreneurs. If you want to start a business, the incentives due to increased business costs are reduced. To employee people is now riskier due to the new labour rights bill. Dividend tax is up, capital gains tax is up, personal tax is essentially up due to freezing of tax bands. In addition young people see what’s happened in the last year and think there is another 3 years or so left of this. If you are in your prime years why spend it here - go to a country with a positive business environment.

The point of the article is why nearly 200k British young people have left in the last 6 months. I quote: David Little, financial planning partner at UK wealth manager Evelyn Partners, believes young people are choosing to work abroad due to the "increasingly negative economic narrative in the UK", of high unemployment, rising debt and tax burdens, and fewer graduate vacancies. Obviously, like me, this guy doesn’t have a clue. As you have articulated many times, we need to be taxing people more but these are unfortunately the consequences of short term economic policies like that

So your point is that, despite some of the examples quoting the worsening economic environment and business surveys showing the lowest level of optimism for a significant period, that all of a sudden a surge of young working people have had personal issues that have meant they have decided to leave the country in much greater numbers than before? Just checking if that’s your explanation

Deflection. Point isn’t really relevant to why more young British working people want to leave anyway. People coming here from other countries probably in search of a better life compared to theirs in developing countries. That isn’t a great test for the success of rhea country. Notwithstanding this isn’t immigration down too if that’s the point you want to make? Back to the young people - why are they leaving?

The three examples provided by the BBC all left since the new government came into power. As I keep saying, a lot of people are disheartened by a government who wants to tax working people and businesses more and more and think they would be more successful elsewhere. This is a very common business sentiment regularly published in the press. Whilst the Tories had some policies that didn’t help, government policy has certainly peaked this sentiment, and therefore the response from these young people is not surprising. The evidence in this sentiment is contained below. https://www.icaew.com/technical/economy/business-confidence-monitor/business-confidence-monitor-national https://www.iod.com/news/uk-economy/iod-press-release-business-confidence-falls-to-new-record-low/#:~:text=The IoD Directors' Economic Confidence,+6%2C from +5.

You’re missing the point. It’s not a good thing that young people want to leave the country. We invest a lot in their education via the tax payer for them to stay and contribute to our economy. Making a personal comment about me is missing the point and is rather childish. This (younger people leaving) shouldn’t be happening

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c1kpv1z372lo Greedy and delusional young people. They should just suck it up, put up with an over regulated system and pay more tax, albeit these issues are all in their heads anyway so not sure what they are whinging about🤣. It’s unacceptable we have invested so Much in their education to lose them to other countries because they can’t see a future here…..

I think with all of these it’s getting what we can to help offset wages for incoming. As they say every little helps.

Obviously an ideal world. If someone paid £10 a week of his wages I would let him go on loan

Sell or loan: MCarthy, D Downs, Archer, Fraser, Aribo Need: GK, another winger, a big 9 The board need to have a big 9 lined up fast as we need to have an alternative option to play

I think the point is we aren’t ready to go up. I don’t want to go up if we are going to get smashed every week again

Azaz needs to be dropped

His ball carrying pushed Oxford back. As soon as he came off for Fraser Oxford knew we posed much less risk and it allowed them to come forward. Tondas in game tactics and subs are very poor