Private sector too. Spend the odd 10 minutes during my 2 weeks off deleting crap, and thinking about constructive mails. Wife none the wiser, and all set to hit the ground running when I get back. Then deal with important stuff on my return whilst reminding folk how to use emails.Presume all of them very relevant to you carrying out your role in an efficient manner? Otherwise you wouldn't need to waste several days "catching up".
I'm private sector. Delete the irrelevant shit, deal with what the business needs to deal with, carry on.
Lol me an all back middle of next week cannot waitI am nhs too, currently half way through 2 weeks off, will be a nightmare when I go back in.
I’ve deleted the twatter app on my devices, enough is enoughjust seen man city trending on twitter quick look thinking something has happen oh what a mistake lol some video with bunch of lads called " the club " ha ha were guilty because yep weve all seen emails that was there complete argument no proof needed just guilty . i only managed about 5 minutes and that was too long
Yep deleted all social media, just for the simple fact it's a really miserable place on there.I’ve deleted the twatter app on my devices, enough is enough
Infested with rags and dippersYep deleted all social media, just for the simple fact it's a really miserable place on there.
Just Nick Harris has the terror shites dreaming about us.Jesus. I just had to jump ahead 20 pages because the nerds were talking about terabytes.
Hope I didn't miss anything
Masters and the PL on another mission.
The Premier League will monitor every transfer this summer to ensure clubs are not circumventing rules after a spate of unusual transactions.
Several ‘swap deals’ have occurred between top-flight clubs in the last weeks, including academy products being traded in separate transactions which are designed to aid both parties’ balance sheets.
As an example, midfielder Tim Iroegbunam signed for Everton from Aston Villa on Saturday for around £9million, while winger Lewis Dobbin has completed a move the other way in a separate deal believed to be worth £10m.
Masters and the PL on another mission.
The Premier League will monitor every transfer this summer to ensure clubs are not circumventing rules after a spate of unusual transactions.
Several ‘swap deals’ have occurred between top-flight clubs in the last weeks, including academy products being traded in separate transactions which are designed to aid both parties’ balance sheets.
As an example, midfielder Tim Iroegbunam signed for Everton from Aston Villa on Saturday for around £9million, while winger Lewis Dobbin has completed a move the other way in a separate deal believed to be worth £10m.
They are on a fire fighting mission because of their ill thought out rules.Going to monitor clubs doing nothing wrong lol.
Why is the pl on this self destruct mode ?
Masters and the PL on another mission.
The Premier League will monitor every transfer this summer to ensure clubs are not circumventing rules after a spate of unusual transactions.
Several ‘swap deals’ have occurred between top-flight clubs in the last weeks, including academy products being traded in separate transactions which are designed to aid both parties’ balance sheets.
As an example, midfielder Tim Iroegbunam signed for Everton from Aston Villa on Saturday for around £9million, while winger Lewis Dobbin has completed a move the other way in a separate deal believed to be worth £10m.
if this is now a rule and we all know how the pl like to apply rules retrospectively, theres about 30 rag transfers that need taking a look at and a few from the dippers too.Those players are worth those values to the clubs due to circumventing the rules. There will be hundreds of rules circumvented by every club legally due to the overall benefits it gives them.
It isn't in the rules book until City do it.if this is now a rule and we all know how the pl like to apply rules retrospectively, theres about 30 rag transfers that need taking a look at and a few from the dippers too.
Perhaps like City they are uncertain what a PL selected Panel will act in an unbiased way?I’d be surprised if most players’ contracts, at all clubs, don’t have some sort of clause in the event of relegation.
its almost like they didnt think that clubs would try and circumvent ridiculous rules to better themselves and that they would just know their place.It makes one wonder if the new focus is because they lost the APT rules case.
They certainly don't appear to have a clear strategic direction for the league, or at least a positive one.
This is a bang on summation of my earlier point - if the PL want to try to control finances this much, then they’d better be prepared to massively beef up their legal and accountancy expertise (quality and volume) to HMRC levels - because that’s where it will always go.Those players are worth those values to the clubs due to circumventing the rules. There will be hundreds of rules circumvented by every club legally due to the overall benefits it gives them.
The Idiot Club !just seen man city trending on twitter quick look thinking something has happen oh what a mistake lol some video with bunch of lads called " the club " ha ha were guilty because yep weve all seen emails that was there complete argument no proof needed just guilty . i only managed about 5 minutes and that was too long