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Butting in, he’s probably asleep. I guess he’d say because the average worker cannot afford to take a pay-cut. Whereas someone earning between £60k to £375k every single week, can afford to.

Absolutely. At record low public borrowing rates including gilts, getting the economy going will be the number one priority. The Resolution Foundation, for example, were just answering questions about how fiscally will the UK deal with the final bill

It's generally accepted by both left and right wing think tanks that taxes will rise to service the huge new increase in public debt. That's without even tackling the capital balance.

I can see both sides of the argument. For example Spurs - colossal profits year after year, with the stadium built still £123m in the bank as at June 2019, and Spuds-licker Jenas boasting that they took more on matchdays 2019/20 than any other club (in the millions per match). Why should their...

Working for some employers yes. For the likes of the Glazers and Ashley, I can see why players would rather go down their own route of donating generously to NHS charities.