That would make a 48 week year you ninny

Still doesn't work out.

(11-27-2017, 02:39 PM)War Machine Wrote: That would make a 48 week year you ninny

Ok Makkers

The point remains the same whether or not we're squabbling over a couple of grand.

Purdah weeks dont count

(11-27-2017, 02:43 PM)TheMaganator4.0 Wrote: Ok Makkers

The point remains the same whether or not we're squabbling over a couple of grand.

Does it work out as more or less than your parents squandered on your education?

(11-27-2017, 03:57 PM)Bobby Beg-B Wrote: Does it work out as more or less than your parents squandered on your education?

Such a wee chip on your shoulder.

Got a neggy from Vieri as well - citing money squandered by 'daddy' on my education.

Well, I'm fairly happy with how that tame troll went.

Tbf, that money was anything but squandered. Mags regularly demonstrates to the THF just how beneficial it is to the life prospects of your thick kids to splash out enough for them to be able to put a mid-table Edinburgh private school on their CV.

(11-27-2017, 04:24 PM)War Machine Wrote: Tbf, that money was anything but squandered. Mags regularly demonstrates to the THF just how beneficial it is to the life prospects of your thick kids to splash out enough for them to be able to put a mid-table Edinburgh private school on their CV.

^^^ much less tame ^^^

Must be shite being outclassed at work by people that went to school for free in a dingy council building.

That table - a straight average doesn't tell the full story. It could well be that a team pays an overall lower average salary than a rival, but if it has a large number of lower-paid employees it could still be offering larger salaries to new recruits and star performers (allowing them to attract targets cos they would 'pay higher').

That's without reading all the detail of the report and how the averages are calculated because I can't be bothered.

(11-27-2017, 04:32 PM)Gregory Wrote: Must be shite being outclassed at work by people that went to school for free in a dingy council building.

Perfect smiley execution

(11-27-2017, 05:11 PM)Array Wrote: That table - a straight average doesn't tell the full story.  It could well be that a team pays an overall lower average salary than a rival, but if it has a large number of lower-paid employees it could still be offering larger salaries to new recruits and star performers (allowing them to attract targets cos they would 'pay higher').

That's without reading all the detail of the report and how the averages are calculated because I can't be bothered.  

The table works off of a squad of 26. That's probably why some teams are so low - hamilton will have maybe 20 proper first team players and they'll be getting judged off of a group including some genuine youth players.

It's imperfect, but a decent indicator. Overall wage budget is also imperfect as there'll be teams with far smaller youth setups than other, but would also be a good indicator.

(11-27-2017, 12:20 PM)Alan Partridge Wrote: It's not even a bad gift or whatever.

Not been on to post but I was in the club shop today and they had some in the corner stacked in a trolley I asked to buy a tote bag but was told they are only being sold with the bricks!
Couldn't believe my ears when I was told a tenner, people behind me started laughing, even the shop staff joined in... shame thatsome auld jammie wearer was in for one whilst i was there.

if they were a quid a brick I would buy a stack and build a wee BBQ with them but at a tenner a ducking brick it would cost about £500

(11-27-2017, 07:16 PM)Rory Breaker Wrote: Not been on to post but I was in the club shop today and they had some in the corner stacked in a trolley I asked to buy a tote bag but was told they are only being sold with the bricks!
Couldn't believe my ears when I was told a tenner, people behind me started laughing, even the shop staff joined in... shame thatsome auld jammie wearer was in for one whilst i was there.

if they were a quid a brick I would buy a stack and build a wee BBQ with them but at a tenner a ducking brick it would cost about £500

At least you got to meet Craigieboy.

http://www.heartsfc.co.uk/news/6365

Asking for 100 quid to "guarantee" your hibs ticket. The club has no shame right now.

What does that actually mean?

I take it ST holders still get 1st dibs but won't get their own seat and this £100 guarantees your own seat? Why the fuck would anyone pay a ton for that

There will be daft cunts out there that will pay it thinking thats the ticket included

Pay 100 just to get the chance to pay another 30 for your own seat

The way Hearts are treating the fans in terms of money grabbing has seen me cancel my FoH contribution and is putting me off renewing next season.

It's a total piss take tbh, sick of it. For the shite we are served up it is robbery. I remember the days where you got cup games included in the (cheaper) season ticket