Economics Teacher now on BlueSky retweeted
Most incredible city in the world.
Most incredible fireworks in the world.
Happy New Year, London! ❤️🎉✨
Economics Teacher now on BlueSky retweeted
Last night at Anfield will stay with me forever - not because of one person's words, but because of how the entire football family stood together.
To my @afcbournemouth teammates who supported me in that moment, to the @LiverpoolFC players and fans who showed their true character, to the @premierleague officials who handled it professionally - thank you. Football showed its best side when it mattered most.
Scoring those two goals felt like speaking the only language that truly matters on the pitch. This is why I play - for moments like these, for my teammates, for everyone who believes in what this beautiful game can be.
The overwhelming messages of support from across the football world remind me why I love this sport. We keep moving forward, together. 🙏🏾⚽
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#FootballFamily #OnwardTogether #AFCB
Added to the list of books
My new history of the World Cup. Powerful and glorious.
Out October 16.
amazon.co.uk/Secret-History-…
Economics Teacher now on BlueSky retweeted
Forest suffering the battering they deserve for choosing not to wear red today against Newcastle. #NEWNFO
#kitkarma. @KitCrimes
Working against Forest. Why are they playing in a horrible City, sky blue kit?
Economics Teacher now on BlueSky retweeted
Ofsted. Inspection. The sheer relentless stupid bollocks of it all. Too much power, not enough meaning or credibility.. and everyone has to dance the bloody tune.
Time to put it out of its misery and everyone else’s so they can get on with the real work.
Economics Teacher now on BlueSky retweeted
Rick Buckler did what the best drummers do: served the song, and put his mark on all of them. Examples abound, but here are a few: In The City, All Around The World, the peerless live version of It's Too Bad, Thick As Thieves, Eton Rifles, Scrape Away, Beat Surrender...
Economics Teacher now on BlueSky retweeted
My Sunday Times piece: The Bank of England is cutting interest rates and will do so some more but it takes longer these days for this to feed through to stronger economic growth:
Interest rates are falling. When will we feel the benefit?
thetimes.com/article/1a7c835…
Not quite ‘pushing on a piece of string’ but close. Excellent evaluation of monetary policy for A Level economic students. Especially in the ‘limitations of the data’ 10 marker in AQA Paper 3. #A Level Economics #Monetary Policy #AQA
My Sunday Times piece: The Bank of England is cutting interest rates and will do so some more but it takes longer these days for this to feed through to stronger economic growth:
Interest rates are falling. When will we feel the benefit?
thetimes.com/article/1a7c835…
Economics Teacher now on BlueSky retweeted
This angle shows it’s a penalty. xitter.cf/kdjdjdjdjdjksks/status…
A massive market failure, that governments do nothing about
Mercuria Made Over $2 Billion in Third Year of Bumper Profits
@megacontango
bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
Economics Teacher now on BlueSky retweeted
Can't recall the same headline - or Conservative Party complaints- when (to take just one of so many, many examples) Sir Gavin Williamson got his gong.
Yes incredible that the current chancellor must have read it, and still did nothing on VAT, council tax, etc
Economics Teacher now on BlueSky retweeted
I agree with her wholeheartedly on this. Sorry - It is a luxury and there is no reason whatsoever that private schools should get the breaks and privileges they have got used to.
NEW: @bphillipsonMP has said tax exemptions on private schools are a "luxury we cannot afford" and that some of the conversations around the policy have been "scaremongering" (@Telegraph)
theguardian.com/education/20…
Looking forward to @thetimes covering this story as much as their obsession with VAT on private schools.
































