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I'm trying to guess what sequence of events will result in Sir BrumJim, TdF winner...I've still got time?
I'm trying to guess what sequence of events will result in Sir BrumJim, TdF winner...I've still got time?
I'm trying to guess what sequence of events will result in Sir BrumJim, TdF winner...
Why should they me allowed to take his medals or trophies, any more than they can take your BSC MSC or PHD.
Leg and heart transplant I reckon....!🤣
It seems unfair, but medals will be worth money wrt to bankruptcy proceedings. Qualifications are not, to anybody but the recipient.
Yeah, just do a B Becker.I hope he's lost them then.... 🤣
Just digging my evening 10 champ 3rd junior trophy in casket in garden....
I hope he's lost them then.... 🤣
Just digging my evening 10 champ 3rd junior trophy in casket in garden....
It seems unfair, but medals will be worth money wrt to bankruptcy proceedings. Qualifications are not, to anybody but the recipient.
It's sad to see what's happened. My observations of financial advisors/accountants are that they seem to think 'everything adds up so that's ok' without looking at how sound the business idea really is, and predicting the long-term outcomes. Look at how some high street 'big names' have been possibly badly advised (Woolworths?) . Contrast with 'Dragons Den' celebs who say ', profit is sanity' and pick the bones out of every investment.
Apart from winning the TdF and the knighthood of course![]()
Obviously these advisors stake their reputation and future customers on their record but things don't always go to plan, a lot is simply unpredictable, there's always going to be a risk.It's sad to see what's happened. My observations of financial advisors/accountants are that they seem to think 'everything adds up so that's ok' without looking at how sound the business idea really is, and predicting the long-term outcomes. Look at how some high street 'big names' have been possibly badly advised (Woolworths?) . Contrast with 'Dragons Den' celebs who say 'turnover is vanity, profit is sanity' and pick the bones out of every investment.
Obviously these advisors stake their reputation and future customers on their record but things don't always go to plan, a lot is simply unpredictable, there's always going to be a risk.
Works both ways look at how Dragons have kicked some investors out of the park but have gone on to success.