@ScottGretton@RobSmit72475930 The fireworks themselves aren’t an issue, the noise is.
British Pyrotechnics Association have said it wouldn’t cost more to make quieter fireworks, people just refuse to make the switch.
@SkySportsPL What a massively unlikable wanker.
Not even in the “us against them” type of deal you’d get with a Mourinho, Simeone or Arteta where the fans of his club can get right behind him.
I imagine even Villa fans see this as pathetic.
@CansAndBansV12 Interesting you seem to have took that personally.
Enjoy the mess that is your football club, cunts like you deserve every second of it.
@SebOnFootball Was a silly way round for them to do it.
Far easier to convince people to stay in the concourse for 21 minutes than walk out after 21 minutes.
@_callumstone@RogueVibe77 I’m not a United fan. Personally couldn’t care any less how you do/don’t protest.
Just giving an unbiased view on it.
Not buying drinks after you bought a ticket doesn’t achieve anything. Walking out or walking in late is a visible protest that cameras can’t hide.
@_callumstone@RogueVibe77 There’s a few holes in this logic.
To “not spend any money” on drinks you’d still need to have bought a ticket, same as walking out or going in late.
Nobody on tv/at home knows you’re not buying drinks, no message is spread.
Empty seats are noticed.
@gr1era@cloudyby_ Even if you believe this, they play different positions.
Haven’t seen West Ham fans saying he should get in over Steele, Branthwaite or Garner.
I think Eze has been pretty shit for Arsenal, so not defending his selection. But Bowen doesn’t play LW and is in the championship.
@StephenCleeve@thudock11 Off book payments wouldn’t be ok in any league. That’s a real world law break, hence the government auditors now stepping in.
But on the other stuff, I play 5 a side one place doesn’t allow slide tackling and another does. Should I slide tackle at both and claim rules unfair?
@footballconfid1 It’s not their fans, it’s just how IFAB rule on a match that was decided by penalties.
Law 10, penalties are taken AFTER a match has ended. Once the final result is draw. The shootout then dictates who progresses.
So the official result is a draw. Yes, it’s kind of stupid.
@AVFCTwentyTwo It takes a generation or two for “biggest club” to really change.
“Always” might not sound nice to you, but in our lifetimes it’s probably pretty accurate.
Villa are already a better club than them. But they’re not bigger.
I also don’t get why people care about “bigger”.
@themoongru@MctavishJo51043@wob_bler@Dylzzyy@Liam_J20 Alarming number of people cannot read.
Wasted a few hours this morning looking through the profile of each person that replied stating similar and not remotely shocked to see every single one leans to the right, with extremely backwards takes.
Funny that.
@themoongru@MctavishJo51043@wob_bler@Dylzzyy@Liam_J20 But as I’ve just said. Even if talking gross, it still isn’t nearly 30k.
And at no point did I say 16k gross and 30k gross. I said the NUMBER, not monetary value, 22,800 is closer to the NUMBER 16,000 than it is 30,000. So you wouldn’t say it’s “just over 16k”.
@tommyw96@Caz108@Dylzzyy@Liam_J20 2,225 if we’re assuming tax & NI were the only deductions since the original post listed a private pension separately as an expense from take home pay.
Which is 26,700/year. Still not “nearly” 30k.
You’d need 4x the national average annual pay increase to make that.
@jaymurphy110@lacs1986@Dylzzyy@Liam_J20 I mean this as sincerely as possible.
Anyone that read what I said as what you’ve interpreted, is a fucking moron.
Anyone that read what I said as you’ve interpreted after reading my explanation, more than once, shouldn’t be out in the general population.
@jaymurphy110@lacs1986@Dylzzyy@Liam_J20 3. A worker on minimum wage working 40 paid hours a week would take home £1,879 a month. Take home. So yes, McDonald’s, Asda and bookies etc would be paying that.
It really, really shouldn’t be hard to grasp.