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[Migv6 le Frog Fan]

Im pretty close to those hours at the moment.

Sat, August 26th - 12 hour dayshift
Sun. 27th 12 hour dayshift
Mon 28th - 12 hour dayshift.
Tues 29th - 15 hour nightshift
Weds 30th - 15 hour nightshift
Thurs 31st - 15 hour nightshift
Sat 2nd Sep. (today) - 12 hour dayshift
Sun, 3rd - 12 hour dayshift.
Got Mon & Tues off then.....
Weds 6th - 15 hour nightshift
Thurs 7th - 15 hour nightshift
Fri. 8th- 15 hour nightshift
Sat 9th - 12 hour nightshift
Sun 10th - 12 hour nightshift
Mon. 11th - 15 hour nightshift.

Got four days off after that - YAY. 

[Sir Tigger KC]

Yep, back to good old Victorian values, with all new work houses and lunatic asylums!

We'd be filling these as soon as we could build them!   

[Rods2]

Mr Rods uses the 'supply and demand' mantra in order to justify the obscene amount of money premier league players are paid.

Take away football and the world would still revolve as people find another way to spend ninety minutes each week. In the great scheme of things footballers contribute nothing to society. It is unimportant.

Take away all the farmers and see what happens.

Take away all the doctors, nurses, and hospitals and see what happens.

Take away all the teachers and see what happens.

Take away all the architects and engineers and see what happens.

Overpaid nancy boy footballers are like Joey Essex. He may 'entertain' some people but if he simply vanished the world would go on exactly as before.

That argument could be used to justify banning all leisure time activities and with no leisure pursuits then you might as well stop people kicking their heels by making them work 16 hours a day 7 days a week, just make sure that a significant amount of extra wealth created is spent on mental health facilities, hospitals and undertakers as these industries will expand significantly.

Yep, back to good old Victorian values, with all new work houses and lunatic asylums!

My great great grandad Joseph Mountain did very well in Victorian times, born into a very poor family but as a self-made entrepreneur in that new technology of plumbing followed by property development, he was worth the equivalent of £4m today at his peak in the 1870's, but lost much of it, where he was over extended, in the 1880's recession.

[Lizzie Zoom]

Mr Rods uses the 'supply and demand' mantra in order to justify the obscene amount of money premier league players are paid.

Take away football and the world would still revolve as people find another way to spend ninety minutes each week. In the great scheme of things footballers contribute nothing to society. It is unimportant.

Take away all the farmers and see what happens.

Take away all the doctors, nurses, and hospitals and see what happens.

Take away all the teachers and see what happens.

Take away all the architects and engineers and see what happens.

Overpaid nancy boy footballers are like Joey Essex. He may 'entertain' some people but if he simply vanished the world would go on exactly as before.

That argument could be used to justify banning all leisure time activities and with no leisure pursuits then you might as well stop people kicking their heels by making them work 16 hours a day 7 days a week, just make sure that a significant amount of extra wealth created is spent on mental health facilities, hospitals and undertakers as these industries will expand significantly.

Yep, back to good old Victorian values, with all new work houses and lunatic asylums!

My great great grandad Joseph Mountain did very well in Victorian times, born into a very poor family but as a self-made entrepreneur in that new technology of plumbing followed by property development, he was worth the equivalent of £4m today at his peak in the 1870's, but lost much of it, where he was over extended, in the 1880's recession.

Oh yes, for the right minded, fortunes could be made.  It was the age of the grafter, the one with enterprise, and of course the great self taught architects, engineers, scientists and business leaders.

However, so many "commoners", who's life circumstances had not been good, ended up as expendable "fodder" until Government regulation (very)gradually created change.