Moyes Watch @ Real Sociedad

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bluemangroup said:
A very reasonable 2137% APR.
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People don't understand payday loans when they use that figure. It's completely irrelevant as they're technically not designed to be "annual" - they're short term loans by definition.

If people used them properly, they'd actually be a useful thing for cash flow that the banks don't offer. Unfortunately, the companies prey on the stupid and vulnerable who don't use them properly.

Oh, and Moyes and stuff.
 
Tubey said:
People don't understand payday loans when they use that figure. It's completely irrelevant as they're technically not designed to be "annual" - they're short term loans by definition.

If people used them properly, they'd actually be a useful thing for cash flow that the banks don't offer. Unfortunately, the companies prey on the stupid and vulnerable who don't use them properly.

Oh, and Moyes and stuff.
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It kind of is relevant because it affects how much you eventually pay back. The people who are in the position where they need a couple of hundred or a thousand to keep them ticking over are the people who can't pay it all back straight away and that's where they make the monies.

But anyway what's basque for hoofball yeah?
 
bluemangroup said:
It kind of is relevant because it affects how much you eventually pay back. The people who are in the position where they need a couple of hundred or a thousand to keep them ticking over are the people who can't pay it all back straight away and that's where they make the monies.

But anyway what's basque for hoofball yeah?
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I know, but that's not the actual purpose of the loan - it's supposed to be 7 to 31 days, so it's something like £120 paid back for borrowing £100 for 30 days.

In reality, people screw up with the loans for the reasons you say, but pointing to the APR is a lazy way of criticising them by the media.

I think Moyes will keep Sociedad up easily and probably finish about 8th.
 
So I watched a fair amount of this match and just laughed when the Depor assistant coach went off on Moyes (for what, I have no idea) but you know Moyes is sitting there thinking, "I've had to deal with Everton and Manchester United supporters and I'm gonna worry about what you're saying??"

If he could have laughed in Spanish, he would have.
 
bluemangroup said:
It kind of is relevant because it affects how much you eventually pay back. The people who are in the position where they need a couple of hundred or a thousand to keep them ticking over are the people who can't pay it all back straight away and that's where they make the monies.

But anyway what's basque for hoofball yeah?
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Tubey said:
I know, but that's not the actual purpose of the loan - it's supposed to be 7 to 31 days, so it's something like £120 paid back for borrowing £100 for 30 days.

In reality, people screw up with the loans for the reasons you say, but pointing to the APR is a lazy way of criticising them by the media.

I think Moyes will keep Sociedad up easily and probably finish about 8th.
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Its simple, you ask for money from them and they tell you how much they want back. If uyou can afford it then great, if not then dont loan it. never mind this 2000% nonsense, they clearly tell you how much it will cost and you can make your mind up.


How did David get on in his first game then?
 
blue4eva77 said:
Their first names ? Mangers don't call their players by their last names.
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Sure, but when you've got players like Mikel Gonzalez, Sergio Canales, and Carlos Martinez, getting the right first name to go with the surname must be quite a challenge, when you've been there less than 2 weeks and have to memorise an entire squad.
 
The Cowboy said:
Sure, but when you've got players like Mikel Gonzalez, Sergio Canales, and Carlos Martinez, getting the right first name to go with the surname must be quite a challenge, when you've been there less than 2 weeks and have to memorise an entire squad.
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Come on mate. He's been in football how long ? he should know at least 90% of that squad and names.

I know what Mikel Gonzalez and Sergio Canales look like. Of course its a challenge being in a another country but he isn't managing in Korea where everyone has the same name and looks similar.
 
The Cowboy said:
Sure, but when you've got players like Mikel Gonzalez, Sergio Canales, and Carlos Martinez, getting the right first name to go with the surname must be quite a challenge, when you've been there less than 2 weeks and have to memorise an entire squad.
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Surely even he has to know Stefano is Italian for Stephen, not Spanish.
 
blue4eva77 said:
Come on mate. He's been in football how long ? he should know at least 90% of that squad and names.

I know what Mikel Gonzalez and Sergio Canales look like. Of course its a challenge being in a another country but he isn't managing in Korea where everyone has the same name and looks similar.
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Just shout "Park" or "Kim" and watch half the squad turn around.
 
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