That list says a lot. How stupid must Kieran Maguire be to damage his own reputation by subscribing to a proven online troll who has tried to smear individuals in their workplace and personal lives with a hate campaign.What “shitty Rabin” did was equivalent to being an anonymous poison pen letter writer.Just look at some of the wrong’uns who are VERIFIED followers of that shitty_rabin x account
I was 52 when I finished 18 years ago and I've had another career since then and I'm still working, albeit part time at 70. You will have a lot of skills gained during your service that companies out there will be crying out for. keep the old grey matter working.At year 28 in policing mate this is so so true.
We are but a number. If I died in work, they will mourn me for a while, lay some flowers, post a tribute and attend my funeral.
Come the next week, someone will have taken my place and I will fade into the memory. Work really is just that. A means to an end.
4 years 10 months to go before I can choose to retire. It is a big decision but I will only be 57.
You missed the thread where he posted her in the hot tub?....You know the rules mate……
There is absolutely no certainty whatsoever when a player signs for a club, for confirmation just ask 80% of the rags signings over the past 10 years.Sorry mate but that's a terrible take. You don't move your entire life, family and dedicate the most important years of your playing career to an option that could be taken away instantly. You and your agent due full Due Diligence before you make a decision. Players are human beings with short careers that can be over in a heartbeat.
It was Berrada going to the rags for me. If we are guilty, he’s guilty of Fraud by association. The fact they made him chief exec means we are innocent. If they did their due diligence of course and of course they would. They are so well run…Guehi and Semenyo for me.
Both very much had the pick of the premier league and yet chose a club facing potential premier league expulsion???
Even if there is a clause to allow them to leave if a guilty verdict on the serious stuff (doesn’t look like there is a specific one outside of the norms in their contracts by the way), why bother with the inconvenience.
Tolmie is very bullish and he’s the best ITK on the internet with City. He’s hearing good things, which is good enough for me.
I’m actively telling my Rag mates they’re going to be very disappointed very soon.
That list says a lot. How stupid must Kieran Maguire be to damage his own reputation by subscribing to a proven online troll who has tried to smear individuals in their workplace and personal lives with a hate campaign.What “shitty Rabin” did was equivalent to being an anonymous poison pen letter writer.
30 post a page incomingWe’re gonna get back up to 10,000 pages, aren’t we
You not familiar with their work? Haha!Sorry mate but that's a terrible take. You don't move your entire life, family and dedicate the most important years of your playing career to an option that could be taken away instantly. You and your agent due full Due Diligence before you make a decision. Players are human beings with short careers that can be over in a heartbeat.
Muchos dólares de los Emiratos are invested in those companies, so I don’t think it’d matter much to them if we ended up in the National League next season.For me, the Revolut and BYD sponsorships are the strongest indications yet of the direction of travel in terms of the outcome. It feels self evident that (a) the club has provided a level of assurance to those organisations; (b) those assurances were sufficiently robust to convince them (and their advisors) NOW to put their logos on our kit and training kit respectively.
I’m always calling him ‘Nick’ and ‘Tragic Twat’ and all sorts of other shit under his X posts and somehow he’s never blocked me.
I didn’t even get a warning off X for this post:
Absolutely not how it is.There is absolutely no certainty whatsoever when a player signs for a club, for confirmation just ask 80% of the rags signings over the past 10 years.
This due diligence can be nothing more than asking the club if they are guilty, not much of a surprise they say no.
The main point, which supersedes everything regarding that situation (and the one that pisses all over that pricks biased arguement) is that, decisions on a GSO are not based on the individual players ability that make him more/less likely to score than anyone else! Do they expect officials to look at a player's opta stats as part of the VAR check. He's a fucking melonAnd anyone who ever watched Dias, who happens to be the last man back and beyond Guehi, would have expected him to cover and at least make it really difficult to score. Therefore it is not DOGSO.
Have to agree to disagree on that. Shirt sponsorship can bring huge reputational consequences, positive and negative.Muchos dólares de los Emiratos are invested in those companies, so I don’t think it’d matter much to them if we ended up in the National League next season.
Plus I'd add he clearly hasn't seen Salah play this year he's been dogshit and balloons every opportunity from that spot into row Z.And anyone who ever watched Dias, who happens to be the last man back and beyond Guehi, would have expected him to cover and at least make it really difficult to score. Therefore it is not DOGSO.
True, but relative to the sums involved, it’s a price you have to assume they’re willing to pay.Have to agree to disagree on that. Shirt sponsorship can bring huge reputational consequences, positive and negative.
A very good wise quote.I was 52 when I finished 18 years ago and I've had another career since then and I'm still working, albeit part time at 70. You will have a lot of skills gained during your service that companies out there will be crying out for. keep the old grey matter working.
Have to agree to disagree on that. Shirt sponsorship can bring huge reputational consequences, positive and negative.
I absolutely think it is so I guess we just disagree.Absolutely not how it is.
Having been accused many times of being "rude and condescending" on here myself, I sympathasise with him mate.
I agree. My point is that shirt sponsorship feels like a different order of reputational risk, particularly for Revolut given their UK regulatory position. Why not just wait until there is no doubt?Every couple of days we get assured of these "soft signals". My all time favourite was last March when the club announced our partnership with Viagogo, someone on here said that Viagogo wouldn't risk their reputation if there was any chance we were guilty-you have to laugh!