It just makes it harder to take on debt if you don't control your own currency as a sovereign state. EU countries are a political union but not a clear fiscal union, with their own treasuries but also the ECB calling the shots and it means that member states can have sanctions imposed on them, like Greece for example.
Yeah agree about it being easier to direct the outrage elsewhere. I think the fan response to the spirit of the game is becoming more important than what actually happens on the pitch.
I just don't get why they'd withdraw the appeal or why anyone would try and coax them into it. It's not a mankading. He walked straight out, and Carey threw the ball directly at the stumps after catching.
I'd say the spirit of the game is about things like walking after you've nicked the ball, or admitting you didn't catch a ball. If Carey had waited for Bairstow to leave this crease and then stumped him I think there's a better case for the ball being dead but also for the spirit of the game argument. But that's not the case here
That's barely controversial, absolutely brain dead from Bairstow there. I hate the English media and ECB whining about the spirit of the game for something like this
He literally said it's the MMT. Lmgtfy: https://www.investopedia.com/modern-monetary-theory-mmt-4588060 and it doesn't even say that companies can't get loans.
It just makes it harder to take on debt if you don't control your own currency as a sovereign state. EU countries are a political union but not a clear fiscal union, with their own treasuries but also the ECB calling the shots and it means that member states can have sanctions imposed on them, like Greece for example.
Absolutely agree. What a terrible flag
Yeah agree about it being easier to direct the outrage elsewhere. I think the fan response to the spirit of the game is becoming more important than what actually happens on the pitch.
I just don't get why they'd withdraw the appeal or why anyone would try and coax them into it. It's not a mankading. He walked straight out, and Carey threw the ball directly at the stumps after catching.
I'd say the spirit of the game is about things like walking after you've nicked the ball, or admitting you didn't catch a ball. If Carey had waited for Bairstow to leave this crease and then stumped him I think there's a better case for the ball being dead but also for the spirit of the game argument. But that's not the case here
That's barely controversial, absolutely brain dead from Bairstow there. I hate the English media and ECB whining about the spirit of the game for something like this
Absolutely embarrassing behaviour from the most elitist, exclusive and self-important group of cricket fans.
They should be stripped of their membership with immediate effect.