Birmingham in trouble?

[WeAreQPR12]

I don't think she meant a merger

Majority of Aussies are pretty racist so he is only doing the norm with regards to poor English from shania

[Shania]

I don't think she meant a merger

Err, not

[Shania]

Majority of Aussies are pretty racist so he is only doing the norm with regards to poor English from shania

What was wrong in that sentence,,weare? "Unite"?

[wortonranger]

What was wrong in that sentence,,weare? "Unite"?

Nothing wrong at all Shans. Your English is superior to most on here. Don’t think anyone meant any slur.

[WeAreQPR12]

I agree with Worton. Don't take it personal. Its an Australian thing

[Shania]

Nothing wrong at all Shans. Your English is superior to most on here. Don’t think anyone meant any slur.

Thanks, Wortonranger.)

[Stanley]

Majority of Aussies are pretty racist

Really? Thanks for the info WeAre. Never new that.

[powerrangers]

Thanks, Wortonranger.)

I never KNEW that either funnily enough.

[Gtleighsr3]

only on this site can u go in a single thread,from 12 points deduction for the bennys,to skippy was a racist

[Shania]

I never KNEW that either funnily enough.

Thanks

[Ginger Ninja]

only on this site can u go in a single thread,from 12 points deduction for the bennys,to skippy was a racist

[Shepherds Mush]

Would love to see Forest and Villa get torn apart from FFP.

[qprjeff1882]

Why can`t small clubs like i.e. Birmingham QPR unite and challenge the system? Compared with the big guns(Macho, I know ) It is clear as day that we don`t challenge on equal terms. I despair...

Don't worry Shania your comment made perfect sense. Unite as in protest or challenge the current rules to allow clubs to spend what they like. They are ONLY in place to stop dodgy owners like the ones at Portsmouth doing a runner and leaving the club in the sh1t. But I'm sure in a non football business world wealthy owners can put into a business as much as they like to try and increase the company. I agree that football is a slightly different kettle of fish but it's still a business. Maybe instead there should be a blanket type of rule that players/managers etc can be sacked/released from employment without paying the remainder of their contract like what happens in the real world of employment. It may make everyone perform better for the vast wages they "earn"

[Shania]

Don't worry Shania your comment made perfect sense. Unite as in protest or challenge the current rules to allow clubs to spend what they like. They are ONLY in place to stop dodgy owners like the ones at Portsmouth doing a runner and leaving the club in the sh1t. But I'm sure in a non football business world wealthy owners can put into a business as much as they like to try and increase the company. I agree that football is a slightly different kettle of fish but it's still a business. Maybe instead there should be a blanket type of rule that players/managers etc can be sacked/released from employment without paying the remainder of their contract like what happens in the real world of employment. It may make everyone perform better for the vast wages they "earn"

It could be worth a try.