
Trading whilst insolvent is a criminal offence for you & me.
Not that they're insolvent because they'll be propped up with taxpayers cash.
Which is nice.
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Wed 1 Oct 2008, 12:27,
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Not that they're insolvent because they'll be propped up with taxpayers cash.
Which is nice.

although they were in a much worse position than northern rock were when the govt stepped in, but that was mostly the media's fault for urging people to take their money out of the bank, when the safest place for it (at that time) was in the bank.
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so i couldn't even afford to get to your place to put it there
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i can however guarantee that Liverpool will be higher in the table come the January transfer window than UTD, is that enough of a surety?
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institutions and to be fair we as a monetary power over the last 500 years have been built on the back of debt we owe to private banks ( the Bank of England became just that because the crown owed them so much ).
The thought of letting savings companies go tits up does not bear thinking about. They ought to be a little more humble when they do get a free fucking boost and not poke me in the eye with their new shiny cock when I'm watching the footy.
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The thought of letting savings companies go tits up does not bear thinking about. They ought to be a little more humble when they do get a free fucking boost and not poke me in the eye with their new shiny cock when I'm watching the footy.