Thread: EPL 2022-2023 a Unique split Season

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Apparently all UK airports are like that atm and it's not even the Summer holidays yet!

Trouble is they can't get the staff, not surprisingly as they are only willing to pay minimum wage which doesn't cover the cost of living.

Originally Posted by Joe 90

minimum wage which doesn't cover the cost of living.

spot on plus its taking months to get airside security passes I read. they are going to need more bouncers if this drags into peek periods.

Originally Posted by david44

spot on plus its taking months to get airside security passes I read. they are going to need more bouncers if this drags into peek periods.

They're giving out temporary airside passes without any checks but still can't get the staff.

The only staff at uk airports now are Pakistani or East Europeans that pay no Bill's and live 10 to a room.

Originally Posted by david44

they are going to need more bouncers if this drags into peek periods.

Police are already being used due to staff shortages to inform irate package tourists that their two week all inclusive piss up in Benidorm is cancelled.

Words of advice, avoid UK airports in the morning!!! At all costs.

temporary pain, this and other bumps is the price of sucking on the EU cheap labour teat

Originally Posted by malmomike77

temporary pain, this and other bumps is the price of sucking on the EU cheap labour teat

Most of the workers were Btits that got made redundant during Covid and have moved on to other sectors for more money, they won't be going back.

The aviation industry will only get back.on track when they make the wages attractive.

^ the remainers are all pointing at this as a disaster, a terrible mistake and they and labour would have no problem with Brits labouring for peanuts as the general wages are driven down since the 2000's but for me i am happy for temporary pain and a brighter future with higher wages that mean families and individuals can support themselves. Fuk the EU and the CBI and Business in general who have bought into making people slaves to Govt handouts.

The head of the CBI backed Brexit and was then forced to resign.

yep, not sucking on the profit teat.

Premier League 2022/23 fixtures released


FRIDAY 5TH AUGUST

• Crystal Palace 20:00 Arsenal

HIROSHIMA DAY BIG BANG

• Fulham
  12:30
  Liverpool
• AFC Bournemouth
  15:00
  Aston Villa
• Leeds United
  15:00
  Wolverhampton Wanderers
• Leicester City
  15:00
  Brentford
• Newcastle United
  15:00
  Nottingham Forest
• Tottenham Hotspur
  15:00
  Southampton
• Everton
  17:30
  ChelseA

AUG 7

• Manchester United
  14:00
  Brighton & Hove Albion
  
  
• West Ham United
  16:30
  Manchester City

Chelsea boss Tuchel 'plots surprise De Ligt transfer alternative' | Football | Sport | Express.co.uk

Tuchel could raid German giants Bayern for 26-year-old defender Pavard this summer, according to The Mirror.
The Bundesliga champions may have to sell in order to bring in their intended targets. In fact, one of Bayern's main targets is De Ligt, as the German side appear to have scuppered Chelsea's intended raid for the Juventus star.
But when one door closes, another opens, and Pavard could be forced out in order to facilitate Bayern's move for the Dutchman. Tuchel could see Pavard as a potential major asset across his back-line, as the Frenchman can play in a number of positions, and has done so for club and country.