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Wozzer

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  1. You're off your rocker! Ignoring Evans2 and taking them at face value agnostic of the person:

     

    "Mate did I tell you? Some bloke came round my nan's and conned her in to giving him £1,500 for a boiler check up! Yeh, he got done for fraud!"

     

    "Mate did I tell you? Some bloke came round my nan's..............! Yeh, he got done for rape!"

     

    Which one's worse!? I agree that you can extrapolate fraud out to Lehman Brothers levels and then we're getting closer to comparable. But that's not what you've said!

     

    The level or rape apologists on is somewhat terrifying.

    Whilst I completely agree we do seem to be missing the fact that Evans © is currently guilty of nothing and Evans (S) is a convicted criminal. Still, as a bleeding heart liberal who hopes that rehabilitation of offenders exists, I would employ both.

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    I always reckon that betting on odds on shots can be some of the best value around as long as it really is a good thing

    Oh, I agree. I should perhaps have been more expansive. We may be justifiably favourites at the moment, we have hardly any players after all, but I wouldn't back us at the moment. Let's see what type of squad and manager we have at the beginning of August before lumping the money on.

  3. With the backing of greedy shareholders

    Presumably greedy shareholders are interested in making money. Decisions on approval of executive pay would therefore be based on the success of the executives in question. If the greedy shareholders are happy, then the executives deserve larger rewards. Otherwise they are disincentivised to make their shareholders happy.

     

    *stares at Labour Party membership card and thinks "did I really just type that"*

  4. Or maybe he uses the right and (correctly) keeps commerically sensative data confidential.

     

    Statements that are vague are not necessarily based on incomplete knowledge or uncertainty.

    Spot on. I'm amazed transfer fees aren't kept more secretive than they have been. It gives competitors significant financial information about each other and any future transactions that they may wish to undertake with that club.

     

    Simon Brooke may well have access to all the information he needs to carry out his duty, putting that information into the public domain so that other League one clubs can have a good nosy really isn't part of that duty.

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    He wont be able disclose the undisclosed though, and from what they tell me on here the books won't reveal where every penny has gone.

    You're labouring this every penny point too much BP. By definition that would mean looking into the salary details of every employee. It's simply not happening, nor should it. I'm no expert on data protection but it would probably be illegal too.

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