Re: Can I Turn The Telly Off Yet? : Fri Sep 18, 2020 10:00 am  

Ruddy Duck wrote:

Am I, try telling that to the many employees who since the days of Thatcher have had their contracts torn up and replaced with a new contract of lower pay, inferior conditions and told that if they do not accept it, look for another job with a trade union movement and Labour Party doing little or nothing about it.

That will be Mrs Margaret Thatcher to you,you left wing Larry

Re: Can I Turn The Telly Off Yet? : Fri Sep 18, 2020 10:05 am  

warrior1872 wrote:

That will be Mrs Margaret Thatcher to you,you left wing Larry

Don't do that, you're making me want to take his side

Re: Can I Turn The Telly Off Yet? : Fri Sep 18, 2020 12:13 pm  

Grimmy wrote:

Don't do that, you're making me want to take his side

Re: Can I Turn The Telly Off Yet? : Sat Sep 19, 2020 8:53 am  

100% Warrior wrote:

Not sure if you’re aware but Labour aren’t in power and haven’t been for 10years. Surely if these employment conditions you’re so vehemently protesting against were so bad the Tories would have done something about it, no?

With respect to you and pals, I am only pointing out that many employees today no long have the same wages and conditions that they had until Thatcher set about getting rid of Union power and to their shame, the Labour Party and the Trade Unions (with the odd exception) have carried on doing to the present day.

How many employees in the country now only on the the minimum wage with no increments for working unsocial hours like evenings, nights, bank holidays instead of the good pay and conditions of employment which the Labour and Trade Union campaign for and achieve for over a century but which have been destroyed in the last few years.

But I suppose that if you are in a better or more well paid job or do not work for a living or have decided to live on the benefit system, you are out of touch with the reality of employment for many thousands of employees today.

And I am not a left wing "larry", just one of the many thousands who no longer vote Labour as result of seeing that when it comes to feathering their own nests, Labour Politicians and Trade Union National Officials are no different that the Tories.

Re: Can I Turn The Telly Off Yet? : Sat Sep 19, 2020 9:34 am  

And that has what to do with George Burgess and his injury?

Re: Can I Turn The Telly Off Yet? : Sat Sep 19, 2020 7:48 pm  

Can I turn the telly on yet?

Re: Can I Turn The Telly Off Yet? : Sat Sep 19, 2020 7:54 pm  

I’m hoping we’ll sit there in a couple of months and go ‘what a defeat that HKR one was’. It’s been an absolute kick up the backside and the response of these past two weeks had been a joy to watch.

Re: Can I Turn The Telly Off Yet? : Sat Sep 19, 2020 11:42 pm  

I am taking all the credit. The club have seen my 12 page post on the Hull KR game Credit where it's due. They have been magnificent. Today at one point we were down to one on the bench. Hull came out to hurt us with some very suspect tactics. Hats off, Outstanding last week and today. Keep it up.

Re: Can I Turn The Telly Off Yet? : Sun Sep 20, 2020 9:32 am  

Pie_Eyter wrote:

I am taking all the credit. The club have seen my 12 page post on the Hull KR game Credit where it's due. They have been magnificent. Today at one point we were down to one on the bench. Hull came out to hurt us with some very suspect tactics. Hats off, Outstanding last week and today. Keep it up.

It'll be interesting to see if the tackle that saw Tommy Leuluai go off gets picked up by the review panel. One of the Wigan players Hastings? mentioned it to Hicks and his reply was "I didn't see it, so I can't give it"
That's how late it was!!