Accrington vs Premier League spat

[William Treseder]

Is anyone genuinely surprised by this? It's all old hat. It's the same in all walks of life now. I heard on the radio yesterday that an auxillary nurse has to work 13 and a half yrs to earn what Ibrahimovic gets in a week. Actors can earn millions for one movie, while people starve to death.
Greed has always been, and always will be, the Achilles heel of mankind.
Poor old Accrington eh?

[Dr Lecter]

Is anyone genuinely surprised by this? It's all old hat. It's the same in all walks of life now. I heard on the radio yesterday that an auxillary nurse has to work 13 and a half yrs to earn what Ibrahimovic gets in a week. Actors can earn millions for one movie, while people starve to death.
Greed has always been, and always will be, the Achilles heel of mankind.
Poor old Accrington eh?

Playing devils advocate here...

Actors and footballers bring joy and excitement to millions whereas a starving man offers neither and nurses change old people's pissbags and moan about long hours.

[itkman]

Playing devils advocate here...

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[lardy]

Is anyone genuinely surprised by this? It's all old hat. It's the same in all walks of life now. I heard on the radio yesterday that an auxillary nurse has to work 13 and a half yrs to earn what Ibrahimovic gets in a week. Actors can earn millions for one movie, while people starve to death.
Greed has always been, and always will be, the Achilles heel of mankind.
Poor old Accrington eh?

What have nurses got to do with it? He's talking about the lack of trickle down from the big money league. Unless nurses wear uniforms supplied by Nike or insert catheters on pay per view every weekend, then I don't see the relevance.

I'm all for medical staff getting paid more but its plain bonkers to make actors and footballers responsible for poverty. The money they earn comes directly from the things that we buy, so if its genuinely a concern of yours, you should be giving all your disposable income to others in more need of it.

[William Treseder]

What have nurses got to do with it? He's talking about the lack of trickle down from the big money league. Unless nurses wear uniforms supplied by Nike or insert catheters on pay per view every weekend, then I don't see the relevance.

I'm all for medical staff getting paid more but its plain bonkers to make actors and footballers responsible for poverty. The money they earn comes directly from the things that we buy, so if its genuinely a concern of yours, you should be giving all your disposable income to others in more need of it.

Good old Lardy. My post was all about greed. Which you knew really you little tinker. Just as the Accrington chairman is talking about greed.