Knowing my luck I'll end up with the Everton one.
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Can it not be CEO of Everton?
I’d be happy enough with Glaxo tbh…. Not asking for everything
I hope the rate comes down a bit but I don’t see it. Core inflation is still high and the low and zero rates we had look some way off and could never come back. Hard to call anything atm.
Yeah, I’ll be surprised if they ever come back in our lifetime.
Will lock in again if anything gets near 3%.
You'll then have eggs chasing you online for not scouting the i zingari league in a pair of shorts and umbro boots.
Yarrgh
Player Valuation: £80m
Sending my application to Kevin Thelwell right now. I won't pass the medical but I could be ready for the end of the season.
Tipp blue
If I agreed with you, we’d both be wrong.
Do you play up front.. we could be in need of a few goals in the last few games.
Yarrgh
Player Valuation: £80m
Why not, fit it in alongside my new job in charge of Lloyd's Bank.
Baines' left foot
Player Valuation: £90m
I’ll pick myself up from this in a few days,
I hope, but I’m just so exhausted from worrying about the future and struggling in the present.
And now the construction industry, that this pathetic government rely on so heavily to build basic infrastructure, is dying down. We already have huge skills shortages across the industry, and a huge housing shortage, and this will only make things worse. Young lads and girls will be starting the last year of their apprenticeships next month knowing they may graduate to be greeted with no work, just like I did in 2009.
It doesn’t make much sense to commit your working life to an industry so frequently disrupted by economic pressures.
Sorry for the depressing read, but I just can’t be arsed any more.
I hope, but I’m just so exhausted from worrying about the future and struggling in the present.
And now the construction industry, that this pathetic government rely on so heavily to build basic infrastructure, is dying down. We already have huge skills shortages across the industry, and a huge housing shortage, and this will only make things worse. Young lads and girls will be starting the last year of their apprenticeships next month knowing they may graduate to be greeted with no work, just like I did in 2009.
It doesn’t make much sense to commit your working life to an industry so frequently disrupted by economic pressures.
Sorry for the depressing read, but I just can’t be arsed any more.
Good to vent it mate, there should be multiple tory ministers behind bars for the pain they have caused
larrygobfiend
Player Valuation: £40m
You’ve judged the tone of this thread perfectly.
Got a job interview tomorrow for a job I really want, it’s local, I’ll be home every day, it’s a senior position which will give me a fresh challenge and it’s for a reputable employer…. All sounds great… but here’s the ‘but’….. it means I’d be taking a wage cut of anywhere between 5-10k a year which in this current climate is casting doubts in my mind. It’s better in every imaginable way for me and my family except for the salary drop, ‘it’s a tough decision to make but I will probably take the job if lucky enough to be offered the position and adjust my lifestyle to suit.
NilSatisOptimum
Player Valuation: £70m
Are the responsibility excuse, water companies and bank bosses comes to mind
Free market= deregulated blame. And behave comparing sport.
Good luck kurt. Try and balance in the fuel cost saving etc as might not look that bad. 10k drop is pretty big like
Diogenes the Cynic
Player Valuation: £40m
Good for you mate hope it goes well.
I did the same thing moving from London to Bristol to be with my gf now.
It was tough but definitely worth it so if it will make you happy go for it.
Such a big decision though. I've been thinking about taking a more enjoyable job myself but with the wife about to be off for a year it's just not feasible.
Fingers crossed for you.
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