Off Topic Applying for a job at Everton...

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Tobes said:
All of which avoids the simple point.

What kind of donk would make a claim based on such a nonsense premise and who in their right mind would take it seriously?
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People that make a living out of doing just that.

People send two identical applications to paces but change minor details such as the name, sexuality or ethnic origin etc. Of one gets a interview and the other doesn't, Bob's your uncle.
 
Gerrez said:
People that make a living out of doing just that.

People send two identical applications to paces but change minor details such as the name, sexuality or ethnic origin etc. Of one gets a interview and the other doesn't, Bob's your uncle.
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<laugh>

No **** <doh>

How many use their football allegiance as the point of difference ffs?

[HASHTAG]#thepoint[/HASHTAG]

Where's my gif?
 
Tobes said:
<laugh>

No **** <doh>

How many use their football allegiance as the point of difference ffs?

[HASHTAG]#thepoint[/HASHTAG]

Where's my gif?
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Point was, people will do anything if they think there is money at the end of it <doh>

Completely agree that nothing would come from a 'who do you support' question.
 
They have to apply equity. tbh, they'd be mad not to give any job to the best applicant. I'm sure half the kids on their books have worn red. So the key is to show them that you are the best applicant. Job done <ok>
 
Just want to say that some of the replies on this thread are hilarious. Have been laughing for a good 5 minutes at some of the posts in it <ok> <laugh> Well played, everyone.
 
an Holloway sacked as Millwall manager after 14 months
Championship strugglers Millwall have sacked manager Ian Holloway.

The 51-year-old, who was appointed in January 2014, had his contract terminated with the Lions second from bottom after five defeats in six games.

Ex-Millwall striker Neil Harris will take charge for the rest of the season.

"This was a hard decision to take because we very much hoped that Ollie would prove to be the man to take us forward and on to the next level," said chairman John Berylson.

"I would like to thank him for his efforts, and in particular for keeping us in the Championship last May.

"This season, though, has proved to be an extremely challenging one and we now find ourselves facing another uphill battle to avoid relegation."

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/31814234
 
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