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The wholesale price is fifteen times what it usually is. Its factoring in no gas from Russia.

Not really wow is it.

Hahaha priceless

I think it's both this year.

There you go, Cap at £6500 from April.

I'm the opposite, far more interested in this game than the league.

Prices started 100 higher today, which is twice what a typical rate used to be. Will settle around 50 higher. Each day at the min you're basically adding a further £500 to the cap at the various stages next year.

I'm sure he used to travel with the ball at pace when he first came, seems to be getting slower and slower. Reminds me of when a forward drops into midfield at the end of their career and tries to pick passes.

Is he in anyway similar to how Bolasie was? I seem to remember him being described as one dimensional before he came.

You've never had someone dictating the amount of gas entering central western europe in this way, and it's being reduced all the time. There isn't a quick replacement.

The annual cost ye

They release these figures each time based on the wholesale market about a fortnight ago. This week just gone, the market went up a further 20%. Therefore in a week or so they will say £7k.

They're reporting £6k a year from april now, but its actually £7-8k. The traded market is now effectively broken.

What a waste of time. Appalling some of our transfers in recent years.

Fix

I just saw a comparison of weetabix prices. So weetabix brand is £3 for the box, Aldi version is £1.50, and an Asda version is 80p. What is the actual difference, like poor ingredients in the cheapest one, or brand, or what?

This all has to go bust at some point surely.

I mean the cap runs at a lag average to the live market, so surely the live market at current levels isnt sustainable. I suppose it doesnt/cant exist at £7k, demand destruction is deep, and quickly undermines the excessive price. Forward live price will be based on current projection of supply v demand for forward period. It wouldnt take into account a reasonably sudden 35% reduction say in demand whether domestic usage, industrial etc. We saw a really quick snapshot of this with Covid. Fuels markets halved in price because you suddenly shut down 15% of fuel need with factories closing, leaving excess supply. But the flip side you've never had one guy controlling the destiny of a continents gas flow. Its 20% of norms coming through the key pipe to Germany. Will it be zero come winter or back up to 40%, we cant know and hence the heavy prices.

Interesting that the live market for the next year is now 500. All of the projections of the cap going to £4k per year are based on 300 units. So unless theres some sort of interruption to all this we'll be looking at close to £7k per year from mid next year.

This seems like a hell of a step up for him from Cheltenham last season, where I understand he looked ok, to Norwich. Would not a lower half, smaller championship team not have been more appropriate?

It's too controlling for me. I need it to work, I need it for everything now to be fair. Such a quick transition to this over the last 15 years, and presumably you cant undo it.

Does anybody else really dislike mobile phones?

Good draw that.

It's at 10pm I've just seen?

All these really high projections are based on averages of previous highs and months, the live market continues to climb aggressively day by day. The figures you mention will quickly become £5500 to £6000. Agree with you, the 400 was to help with about of a third of the value of what the reality is now likely to be. Needs to be 1500 to 2000 to help out.