@Kooshykooooooo @radhoo12 @DougieCritchley So pre-money being in Europe was their biggest achievement. Yeah, that's the same as spending billions and winning everything multiple times. Clearly the same level of success... Just own it. You won the football lottery and got owners willing to buy success, so whatπ€·ββοΈ
@Kooshykooooooo @radhoo12 @DougieCritchley You used Liverpool. So you think Shankly spent billions to have Liverpool win the '61/'62 second division then the '63/64 first division? City were relegation to lower mid table, had hundreds of millions pumped in and rose (115). The rest had success then reinvested and rose.
@Kooshykooooooo @radhoo12 @DougieCritchley Go back to the previous decade. You'll notice City on the '05-'15 list too... You'll then notice they're on no list prior to that. Most others were already successful before the money got ridiculous. City bought their success, it's legacy and natural growth for the rest.
@radhoo12 @DougieCritchley Spending Β£255+ in 1 window is not the same as spending Β£250 in every window... City are the only club at the top to buy success cause the others bought failure which is also constantly said.
@susanob0@MaryLouMcDonald For a start implement legislation whereby politicians can own no more than 2 properties in this country so instead of devising schemes such as HAP to assist tenants paying these huge rents into the pockets of property owning politicians, they may start to tackle the actual issues
Fabrizio Romano on Liverpool's summer transfer window:
π£οΈ"My expectation is for Liverpool to go for two, maybe three, midfielders in the summer, to go for a new fullback, for a new goalkeeper as backup to Alisson, and maybe something offensive."
π£οΈ "Because they will be really busy this summer. Could be like six signings."
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@FionaSDaly There was nobody on the polls 50% of people wanted to vote for. I haven't met one politician who i feel represents me or anything other than a selfish agenda full of false promises. I did vote, but I completely understand why 50% of people didn't bother.
The issue isn't that the PTSB system is down, systems go down all the time. The problem is that this huge bank doesn't have a procedure in place for if this ever happened, for example have a stock of prepaid debit cards customers could collect from their branch to tide them over.