Papiss Cissé

[Mole_Toonfan]

Bank of England scored for Senegal. 1-0 right now against Angola.

 

Its clear i need to read through the last few pages i mean wtf 

[ponsaelius]

 

This a friendly?

 

WCQ

[Flip]

Bank of England scored for Senegal. 1-0 right now against Angola.

 

Its clear i need to read through the last few pages i mean wtf 

 

 

Skimmed through the last page when I woke up, I'd advice you not too as it's a complete waste of space in this thread.

[Kanji]

How/What was his goal like?

[Kanji]

Angola equalized, saw that coming when the cross was hit

[Robbo]

How/What was his goal like?

 

SandalsForGoalposts ‏@Sandal4Goalpost 50m

 

GOAL PAPISS DEMBA CISSE! Think it was M'Bengue with a beautiful cross and the keeper was caught in no man's land. Wonderful header.

[Kanji]

BTW - somebody has edited Demba Ba's name on the Senegal wiki page as "Batman"

[Robbo]

Just blazed over from about 7 yards, tried to kick the leather off it

[Kanji]

Cisse man

[loki679]

 

 

When was the last time a payday loan company screwed the entire global economy, plunged millions into poverty, destroyed the livelihoods of countless families and sent governments running to the IMF while throwing the most vulnerable members of society on the scrapheap?

 

A CCJ for non payment of a £300 payday loan doesn't seem so bad compared to the damage the selfish, greedy, economic vandals have caused.

 

  That post is mad, payday loans haven't screwed over the entire global economy but that's only because of the size of the payday loan companies.  If all of the banks went to the wall tomorrow and we had to go to a payday loan company the next time we wanted credit for a new car or an extension on our houses we’d be shagged.

 

If we didn’t have banks and a company wanted to borrow to invest and had to pay back the interest to a payday loan company we’d all be out of work within a couple of years as nobody could afford to invest and if companies fail to invest they usually go out of business unless they have a niche market.

 

Anyway the banks didn’t screw the economy without the help of governments and borrowers but it’s easy for everybody to point the finger at the banks instead of taking some of the blame themselves. 

 

You silly twat.

 

We had banks that lent to businesses. We had banks that lent you money for a new car.  What we didn't have is banks that have gambled thousands of times more money than actually exists in order to line their pockets.

 

Oh, and that's your money they're gambling with.  Ask Cyprus.

[Kanji]

Cisse scores.

 

Offsides.

 

It continues.

[loki679]

So, so gullible. Not saying the governments, or indeed us, as in bank customers, aren't partly to blame, and neither do I want to condone the business practices of Wonga in any way, shape or form, but this concept that banks are doing society a service rather than leaching on it is frankly laughable if it wasn't so tragic that most people can't see them for what they are and actually believe that without banks in their current form there couldn't be prosperity or even happiness.

True, without a bank I and everyone else would be mugged on pay day every month, without a bank I will never be able to buy a house, without a bank I couldn't afford to insure my car. Without the BOE students wouldn't be able to afford to go to uni.

 

Banks are crucial to our society, however it is this fact that makes them untouchable.

 

Yes, that is the exact area of banking that has caused all the problems.  Well done, you are entirely 100% up to speed on the discussion.

[Guest neesy111]

 

 

When was the last time a payday loan company screwed the entire global economy, plunged millions into poverty, destroyed the livelihoods of countless families and sent governments running to the IMF while throwing the most vulnerable members of society on the scrapheap?

 

A CCJ for non payment of a £300 payday loan doesn't seem so bad compared to the damage the selfish, greedy, economic vandals have caused.

 

  That post is mad, payday loans haven't screwed over the entire global economy but that's only because of the size of the payday loan companies.  If all of the banks went to the wall tomorrow and we had to go to a payday loan company the next time we wanted credit for a new car or an extension on our houses we’d be shagged.

 

If we didn’t have banks and a company wanted to borrow to invest and had to pay back the interest to a payday loan company we’d all be out of work within a couple of years as nobody could afford to invest and if companies fail to invest they usually go out of business unless they have a niche market.

 

Anyway the banks didn’t screw the economy without the help of governments and borrowers but it’s easy for everybody to point the finger at the banks instead of taking some of the blame themselves. 

 

You silly twat.

 

We had banks that lent to businesses. We had banks that lent you money for a new car.  What we didn't have is banks that have gambled thousands of times more money than actually exists in order to line their pockets.

 

Oh, and that's your money they're gambling with.  Ask Cyprus.

 

Comparing Cyprus to the UK.

 

Seriously not enough for that.

[loki679]

Ask yourselves this very simple question: how come practically every government, company and household in the Western world is in ever increasing debt? Shouldn't it be so in theory that for every pound loaned out to somebody there should be a pound deposited by somebody else? If nearly everybody is in debt, who is lending it to them (us)?

 

That's far too simplistic, nobody lends £1 out to get £1 back for a start.  The economy is far too complex for us to discuss it properly on here anyway.  It's a head bursting topic really as money has to constantly move to keep the economy going and governments have to constantly print additional money.  They would have to do that anyway just to stand still as the population grows.

 

So close, yet so far away from understanding. It's not the governments constantly printing additional money, it's the banks!

 

The only banks that can print money are the central banks of a country, who in turn lend this to the banks.  Which is otherwise known as quantitative easing.

 

Nope.  Who owns the central bank?  When you take out a loan, where does the money come from?

[loki679]

 

 

When was the last time a payday loan company screwed the entire global economy, plunged millions into poverty, destroyed the livelihoods of countless families and sent governments running to the IMF while throwing the most vulnerable members of society on the scrapheap?

 

A CCJ for non payment of a £300 payday loan doesn't seem so bad compared to the damage the selfish, greedy, economic vandals have caused.

 

  That post is mad, payday loans haven't screwed over the entire global economy but that's only because of the size of the payday loan companies.  If all of the banks went to the wall tomorrow and we had to go to a payday loan company the next time we wanted credit for a new car or an extension on our houses we’d be shagged.

 

If we didn’t have banks and a company wanted to borrow to invest and had to pay back the interest to a payday loan company we’d all be out of work within a couple of years as nobody could afford to invest and if companies fail to invest they usually go out of business unless they have a niche market.

 

Anyway the banks didn’t screw the economy without the help of governments and borrowers but it’s easy for everybody to point the finger at the banks instead of taking some of the blame themselves. 

 

You silly twat.

 

We had banks that lent to businesses. We had banks that lent you money for a new car.  What we didn't have is banks that have gambled thousands of times more money than actually exists in order to line their pockets.

 

Oh, and that's your money they're gambling with.  Ask Cyprus.

 

Comparing Cyprus to the UK.

 

Seriously not enough for that.

 

Don't worry about it, I wouldn't expect someone of your limited intellect to grasp the key points.  Maybe go colour something in.

[AyeDubbleYoo]

Cisse!

[Sifu]

Tbf to Virgin Money, they are the "good bank".

[Kanji]

Man he totally should have scored that diving header earlier....but mind you it was a tough angle

[Unbelievable]

So glad I'm not watching this...

[Kanji]

This is what happens when you're trying to kill an hour or so....

 

I love Cisse, but fuck he should have won this for Senegal.

[Guest neesy111]

Ask yourselves this very simple question: how come practically every government, company and household in the Western world is in ever increasing debt? Shouldn't it be so in theory that for every pound loaned out to somebody there should be a pound deposited by somebody else? If nearly everybody is in debt, who is lending it to them (us)?

 

That's far too simplistic, nobody lends £1 out to get £1 back for a start.  The economy is far too complex for us to discuss it properly on here anyway.  It's a head bursting topic really as money has to constantly move to keep the economy going and governments have to constantly print additional money.  They would have to do that anyway just to stand still as the population grows.

 

So close, yet so far away from understanding. It's not the governments constantly printing additional money, it's the banks!

 

The only banks that can print money are the central banks of a country, who in turn lend this to the banks.  Which is otherwise known as quantitative easing.

 

Nope.  Who owns the central bank?  When you take out a loan, where does the money come from?

 

The public of that country.

[Guest neesy111]

 

 

When was the last time a payday loan company screwed the entire global economy, plunged millions into poverty, destroyed the livelihoods of countless families and sent governments running to the IMF while throwing the most vulnerable members of society on the scrapheap?

 

A CCJ for non payment of a £300 payday loan doesn't seem so bad compared to the damage the selfish, greedy, economic vandals have caused.

 

  That post is mad, payday loans haven't screwed over the entire global economy but that's only because of the size of the payday loan companies.  If all of the banks went to the wall tomorrow and we had to go to a payday loan company the next time we wanted credit for a new car or an extension on our houses we’d be shagged.

 

If we didn’t have banks and a company wanted to borrow to invest and had to pay back the interest to a payday loan company we’d all be out of work within a couple of years as nobody could afford to invest and if companies fail to invest they usually go out of business unless they have a niche market.

 

Anyway the banks didn’t screw the economy without the help of governments and borrowers but it’s easy for everybody to point the finger at the banks instead of taking some of the blame themselves. 

 

You silly twat.

 

We had banks that lent to businesses. We had banks that lent you money for a new car.  What we didn't have is banks that have gambled thousands of times more money than actually exists in order to line their pockets.

 

Oh, and that's your money they're gambling with.  Ask Cyprus.

 

Comparing Cyprus to the UK.

 

Seriously not enough for that.

 

Don't worry about it, I wouldn't expect someone of your limited intellect to grasp the key points.  Maybe go colour something in.

 

Piss off.

[Dave]

Give it a rest guys, this is rubbish.

[Guest bimpy474]

 

 

When was the last time a payday loan company screwed the entire global economy, plunged millions into poverty, destroyed the livelihoods of countless families and sent governments running to the IMF while throwing the most vulnerable members of society on the scrapheap?

 

A CCJ for non payment of a £300 payday loan doesn't seem so bad compared to the damage the selfish, greedy, economic vandals have caused.

 

  That post is mad, payday loans haven't screwed over the entire global economy but that's only because of the size of the payday loan companies.  If all of the banks went to the wall tomorrow and we had to go to a payday loan company the next time we wanted credit for a new car or an extension on our houses we’d be shagged.

 

If we didn’t have banks and a company wanted to borrow to invest and had to pay back the interest to a payday loan company we’d all be out of work within a couple of years as nobody could afford to invest and if companies fail to invest they usually go out of business unless they have a niche market.

 

Anyway the banks didn’t screw the economy without the help of governments and borrowers but it’s easy for everybody to point the finger at the banks instead of taking some of the blame themselves. 

 

You silly twat.

 

We had banks that lent to businesses. We had banks that lent you money for a new car.  What we didn't have is banks that have gambled thousands of times more money than actually exists in order to line their pockets.

 

Oh, and that's your money they're gambling with.  Ask Cyprus.

 

Comparing Cyprus to the UK.

 

Seriously not enough for that.

 

Don't worry about it, I wouldn't expect someone of your limited intellect to grasp the key points.  Maybe go colour something in.

 

Oi i still enjoy doing that 

[TaylorJ_01]

Howay, neesy has a Geoff Hurst!