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Darren Peacock's Ponytail said:
Yes but that is down to the Tories who have allowed zero investment over the last 12 years. They’ve allowed big corporations to pay out billions without maintaining and upgrading.

No it won’t, now, be resolved over night. It won’t be resolved until the Tories are out (unless they change their ways and nationalise the water industry). Privatisation of this particular utility has failed.
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It really isn't, lack of investment has been endemic since I started work - regardless of party. As the old saying goes - "there's no votes in drains".

You're only aware of the situation now due to a sudden desire to politicise it and use it a stick to beat the incumbent government.

Frankly, Govt shouldn't be involved in any infrastructure - each Govt (regardless of party) is too short term for meaningful planning. Hence delays on projects like Crossrail due to flip flopping by consecutive governments - it's a bit like having CC in charge .....
 
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Obi Wan said:
Yeah, I think that's it DPP.
Pedro just 'fits' the profile better.
While Sarr has more prem experience, the fact that his Villa move has collapsed largely due to his personal terms (it's now postrd on SSN website), shows that he might not be the kind you want to have in the dressing room.
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Why do people think pedro is a striker. I think he’s an attack midfielder who can also play in CM.
 
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Judge Death said:
It really isn't, lack of investment has been endemic since I started work - regardless of party. As the old saying goes - "there's no votes in drains".

You're only aware of the situation now due to a sudden desire to politicise it and use it a stick to beat the incumbent government.

Frankly, Govt shouldn't be involved in any infrastructure - each Govt (regardless of party) is too short term for meaningful planning. Hence delays on projects like Crossrail due to flip flopping by consecutive governments - it's a bit like having CC in charge .....
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I've worked various Governments over the last 30 odd years and its a ****in joke.
Talk about reinventing the wheel <laugh>
 
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boxheed said:
Hey don’t knock the Welsh!
I had the best donner kebab for years in Wales, it actually tasted of lamb!
It was a lot better than pizza crunch!
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Fish n chips are terrible though

Never had a worse fish n chips than in North Wales. Perhaps south is better but haven't been there for ages.
 
Judge Death said:
It really isn't, lack of investment has been endemic since I started work - regardless of party. As the old saying goes - "there's no votes in drains".

You're only aware of the situation now due to a sudden desire to politicise it and use it a stick to beat the incumbent government.

Frankly, Govt shouldn't be involved in any infrastructure - each Govt (regardless of party) is too short term for meaningful planning. Hence delays on projects like Crossrail due to flip flopping by consecutive governments - it's a bit like having CC in charge .....
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This is why China argues Democracy is a pointless system.

That opens a whole 'nother can of worms but, in the regards of managing infrastructure, it holds true.

Perhaps if we had a King dictator he could put his fourth cousin in charge of the drains and theyd get fixed up.
 
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Judge Death said:
It really isn't, lack of investment has been endemic since I started work - regardless of party. As the old saying goes - "there's no votes in drains".

You're only aware of the situation now due to a sudden desire to politicise it and use it a stick to beat the incumbent government.

Frankly, Govt shouldn't be involved in any infrastructure - each Govt (regardless of party) is too short term for meaningful planning. Hence delays on projects like Crossrail due to flip flopping by consecutive governments - it's a bit like having CC in charge .....
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I used to work for South West Water
 
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Welshie said:
This is why China argues Democracy is a pointless system.

That opens a whole 'nother can of worms but, in the regards of managing infrastructure, it holds true.

Perhaps if we had a King dictator he could put his fourth cousin in charge of the drains and theyd get fixed up.
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A Chinese bloke actually owns Northumbria water
 
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Welshie said:
Was banking on a reply from you, leaping to their defence like Sturgeons used tampon. <laugh>

The reply being in essence "haha, no U"

You need a tissue bro, some of their **** is still smudged on your nose
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Didn’t want to let you down mate, fwiw I agree she’s a divvy. She’s lived off the back of a number of good things salmond did over a decade ago and had zero ideas of her own
 
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