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When Veltman was fouled in the first half and the ref didn't give it, the lino on the West side turned his head away to pretend he hadn't seen the foul. It was clearly easier for him to do this than disagree with the man in charge - hopeless all round.

There is an element here of toys for boys, but you can not change the behaviour via a centralised procurement team. All that happens is that they sign national deals and then every force does its upmost to circumvent these arrangements. Often for perfectly valid reasons. If an officer is...

My head says this is sound analysis. My heart is closer to an @Justice rant. It isn't his fault though that we paid too much for him, too early. How he gains more experience from here is going to be a tricky call. I think the challenge is bigger than people here are acknowledging. There is no...

Sorry this was in response to @sydney and his expectation that crypto can be a tax black hole. You are correct and in fact cryptotaxcalculator a Koinly rival is Australian, which suggests that the Aussie tax authorities are approaching this along similar lines to the UK.

I can tell you now with the upmost confidence that policing will not save a penny via centralised procurement, in fact quite the opposite. This is a nice soundbite, but literally has no chance of succeeding. If they want to make savings the changes need to go much deeper.

Reliability is another obvious target for improvement, but change is going to take time, such is the depth of the mess.

His cover for the overlap required a centre forward playing left midfield to have a detailed understanding of defending against an overlapping full back, he was very much on his own. The third was a real case of whodunnit. Barco won the ball made space and went to play the forward pass into the...

Apologies for a few unanswered posts. Still banging away at my tax returns, slowly piecing together the missing information inc Kucoin. Yes it will be nigh on impossible for HMRC to challenge anything half sensible submitted. No HMRC are not taxing realised profits, as otherwise you could...

This has to be one of the best cryptocurrency put downs I have seen. The missing table is included in an image below. https://www.forbes.com/sites/stevenehrlich/2024/03/27/the-rise-of-cryptos-billion-dollar-zombies/

I am not sure this is either necessary or desirable.

Accountability will be via the Passenger Standards Authority. I don't imagine this will interest you in the slightest as you have had nothing negative to say about the way that our public services have been "regulated" over the past 14 years. Imagine having independent people scrutinising the...

This is a lot more straightforward than you would imagine. Most of the rolling stock is owned by leasing companies such as Angel trains, Porterbrook and Eversholt. The leases will then transfer to the government. The same principle applies when there is a franchise change.

Should be the first of many frankly. Other clubs must start taking responsibility for letting the twats out of league one.

Eldest son's flight is due into Gatwick at 17:00, drive and park at the Bridge. I have good intentions at least.

Not a problem at least when you are shopping weekly for a household of 5 adults, with few takeaways.

Rock,paper, scissors - or you just revalue all properties and announce new bands.

No Doubt Pascal Gross has the ball hovering over the outer edge of the spot, but not actually touching.

Another point of note here. Sickness days have increased post Covid, but unless you get admitted to hospital Covid does not exist anymore. It is real enough to hit plenty of people hard for a few days and some for much longer, but no testing no stats until you are so sick you are admitted to...

Universal credit was implemented, as was limiting child benefit to two children. Child benefit is an interesting one. Implemented by the tories who don't believe in the nanny state telling people what they can or can't do and likely to be reversed by labour, who wish to eradicate child poverty...

This is a huge opportunity for radical change. As usual you can't make an omelette without breaking an egg and there will always be winners and losers. You do realise that you can be both in full time employment and receiving benefits? Here's one way this could be addressed. 1 Significantly...