Regulator

[TinFoilHat]

According to Sky News' Rob Harris - their resident cartel effluent pipe - Ed Balls is in the running for the 3 day a week Football Regulator Job with ex-director of Norwich City on his cv. A closet Marxist at the helm could be interesting!

If Ed Cooper is a Marxist that makes Trump a liberal.


Good to see the bill being debated today and all the client journalists kicking off on behalf of their red shirt client.

 

[johnny crossan]

According to Sky News' Rob Harris - their resident cartel effluent pipe - Ed Balls is in the running for the 3 day a week Football Regulator Job with ex-director of Norwich City on his cv. A closet Marxist at the helm could be interesting!

 

[johnny crossan]

If Ed Cooper is a Marxist that makes Trump a liberal.


Good to see the bill being debated today and all the client journalists kicking off on behalf of their red shirt client.

sorry, was editing this as you posted, I confused him with Ed Milliband - I think this Ed is trying to catch up with his younger brother (a multi-millionaire banker) by taking extra jobs.

 

[mancityvstoke]

Sprouts are best

 

[johnny crossan]

Sprouts are best

If you can spell cruciferous after 80 you are doing well I think

 

[Plays By Sense Of Smell]

Soft power and fingers in pies

Don't think I've seen that one...?

 

[East Level 2]

Most of the stuff I heard on regular new bulletins concerned the regulator ruling on parachute payments.
The Prem want to keep their members happy with decent payments and the EFL want to stop the payments distorting the top of the Championship.
Also, the EFL claims the PL is still generating more TV revenue than any other league so giving a reasonable amount more to the lower divisions will not prevent the top PL teams being competitive in Europe.