@EColdrick@aduffy90 @thegaacorner But no issues there. We should allow players to batter other players heads and risk the above because some backwards fella from Meath thinks the game's gone soft
@EColdrick@aduffy90 @thegaacorner "These are the personality changes that can occur after concussions:
Irritability
Aggression
Anxiety
Loss of impulse control
Problems planning or multi-tasking
Apathy
Depression
Suicidal ideation"
https://t.co/lDoCtLnn3y
@thomasobrian1@winkell@bennytierney@SmallerFishGAA What are you on about. Nobody should go out to play a game of football and expect to get assaulted. If you assault someone on live TV people should definitely be calling you out for being a complete scumbag, which is clearly what he is
I reckon if I continue writing about my project and sharing insight into my vision then eventually people will see why it’s a good idea and why I’m the right man to lay the foundation and start build the community. Then the capital will flow and we can start doing good things.
@SuzKola @Lionel_Mandrake @ALINE_TWWT @j__yfc@footballtweet If you knew Irish history you'd know most of the "Irish" involved in things like this were likely to be Anglo/protestant (i.e. British) who had been born in Ireland
@Hoeyboy182@FootballJOE "Benzema is on a completely other level" - exact same level since Benzema has come back and Giroud has a significantly better record overall.
Clearly proven wrong. No need to be a complete dickhead online btw Craig
@Hoeyboy182@FootballJOE Giroud has 0.44 goals per game for France
Benzema has 0.38.
2021 and 2022 (since Benzema's return) Giroud has 0.64 goals per game and Benzema has 0.63
@BigMattSays@Mickmac3210@Independent_ie They spent €21,186.50 in 2021.
Due to inflation prices of goods and services have gone up by 10% in 2022.
10% added on to €21,186.50 is €23,305.15.
Seriously any more help now and I'll have to start charging you
@BigMattSays@Mickmac3210@Independent_ie I can give you grinds if you need help in any other areas of maths. It'll be 40 for the hour though, it was 35 last year but inflation sure ya know yourself
@BigMattSays@Mickmac3210@Independent_ie 2021:
€42,373 after tax.
Spend €21,186.50. Save €21,186.50.
2022:
4% pay increase = €44,067
Spend €23,305.15. Save €20,761.85.
2021 savings = €21,186.50
2022 savings = €20,761.85
You now have saved less and it is also worth less than same sum was last year.
@BigMattSays@Mickmac3210@Independent_ie Hence it being a relative pay cut. Hope this clears things up for you and helps you understand the complexities of inflation and pay increase
@BigMattSays@Mickmac3210@Independent_ie Furthermore, due to the rise in price of everything, their 98 euro savings are now literally worth less than 98 euro would have been last year. They have received a pay increase, but due to inflation it is worth relatively less than their salary in 2021. (3/4)