Fingers crossed for MGW today

Fully agreed - everything American should be banned from the forum and the country until the Orange man and his lackies has f**ked off
Does that include some of their financial services, chap?

If so, i'm on the horns of a dilemma...

Monzo vs Revolut. Thoughts, chaps?
 

If this German ****** has told our players to move on this summer if they want a chance, I’ll never watch England again
If I was MGW playing at the heart of a team 3rd in the prem, and someone told me I needed to move on for my international career, I'd think that person was a fucking moron.

I'm already ticking of the days of Tuchels short term contract.....
 
If I was MGW playing at the heart of a team 3rd in the prem, and someone told me I needed to move on for my international career, I'd think that person was a fucking moron.

I'm already ticking of the days of Tuchels short term contract.....
He'll only be sacked when England exit the Finals at the QF/SF stage.

If he wins every qualifying game, why would he lose his job?

That being the case, and given the messaging, MGW will need to be playing possession football from next season onwards, preferably at Europa League level or higher.

If not, he won't a get a sniff in Tuchel's team.
 
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He'll only be sacked when England exit the Finals at the QF/SF stage.

If he wins every qualifying game, why would he lose his job?

That being the case, and given the messaging, MGW will need to be playing possession football from next season onwards, preferably at Europa League level or higher.

If not, he won't a get a sniff in Tuchel's team.
I'm not expecting him to lose his job. He's on a short term contract, which expires after the 2026 World Cup.
 

If this German ****** has told our players to move on this summer if they want a chance, I’ll never watch England again
If it is true that he has told players that, then the FA should be taking some sort of action against him. My interest in the England team has gradually dwindled, but this chap has just about killed it off altogether
 
Tuchel has played a blinder, and in a Bond movie you'd see Marinakis or one of his employees making it clear that we don't want MGW injured and we do want him hungry to prove he's good enough for Tuchel.

So (almost in the words of East Enders)

Leave 'im out mate.
 
Tuchel has played a blinder, and in a Bond movie you'd see Marinakis or one of his employees making it clear that we don't want MGW injured and we do want him hungry to prove he's good enough for Tuchel.

So (almost in the words of East Enders)

Leave 'im out mate.
Maybe the could have focused on the new Zealand manager as well
 
Does that include some of their financial services, chap?

If so, i'm on the horns of a dilemma...

Monzo vs Revolut. Thoughts, chaps?
I wake up this morning @ there is now a 25% tariff on JLR cars being imported into the US - that is circa 20% of their sales - and another great British firm hits the dust.
70% of my automotive business is with JLR
He can f**k right off
 
I wake up this morning @ there is now a 25% tariff on JLR cars being imported into the US - that is circa 20% of their sales - and another great British firm hits the dust.
70% of my automotive business is with JLR
He can f**k right off

Isn't Trump claiming us charging 20 per cent vat on cars is effectively a tariff?

There's so so much I don't agree with or like about Trump and co at the moment

But doesn't he have a point about our vat being a tariff effectively?
 
Isn't Trump claiming us charging 20 per cent vat on cars is effectively a tariff?

There's so so much I don't agree with or like about Trump and co at the moment

But doesn't he have a point about our vat being a tariff effectively?
Every country have different sets of VAT, IVA etc.
Trump is playing with peoples life's and livelyhoods as if it all just a game.
 
Isn't Trump claiming us charging 20 per cent vat on cars is effectively a tariff?

There's so so much I don't agree with or like about Trump and co at the moment

But doesn't he have a point about our vat being a tariff effectively?
Isn’t the VAT on all cars not just those from the US? I don’t know the answer but if so the comparison to a tariff is not correct.
 
Isn't Trump claiming us charging 20 per cent vat on cars is effectively a tariff?

There's so so much I don't agree with or like about Trump and co at the moment

But doesn't he have a point about our vat being a tariff effectively?
How is it a tariff when it is applied to all cars, domestic and foreign, and indeed all goods?

It is a tax, evenly applied, not a tariff.

A tariff by definition would be an economic trade barrier designed to give imported goods a disadvantage compared to domestic ones. That cannot be the case with a tax that is applied equally.