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Tourerfogey
MR Fred Goodwin . . .

Posted 31 Jan 2012, 19:00 #1 

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Duncan
You seem to have got an i stuck in the middle of your description.

It seems they aren't impressed with him!
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Posted 31 Jan 2012, 19:04 #2 

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Tourerfogey
A R (I) S E - yes, see what you mean :lol:

Posted 31 Jan 2012, 19:06 #3 


PaulT
However, he has still got his pension
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That apart Mrs Lincoln, did you enjoy the play

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Posted 31 Jan 2012, 19:54 #4 

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Trebor
yes but at only around 750,000 per year he will clearly now have to tighten his belt
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Posted 31 Jan 2012, 23:41 #5 

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takestock
Trebor wrote:yes but at only around 750,000 per year he will clearly now have to tighten his belt


your getting obsessed with that ;)
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Posted 01 Feb 2012, 00:59 #6 

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James.uk
Just need to kick J Archer out of the house of "Lords" now innit...

Posted 01 Feb 2012, 02:26 #7 

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Bermudan 75
What ever has happened to the British way of, 'don't kick a man when he is down'. A lot of what has been said about Goodwin has been rather vindictive. He got his knighthood for services to banking in 2004 and I do not remember many people saying he was unworthy of the award. RBS under his stewardship upto 2004 was an outstanding success.

Do we now revoke all past awards and honours for a present failure? I notice a lot of MPs have called for the removal of Goodwin's knighthood, the same MPs who sent the UK Armed Forces to fight in Iraq on the basis of a politically driven untruth of Iraq possessing weapons of mass destruction.

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