Biscuitfrisky
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And that sir is an assumption based on no information presented in the programme.
The Secrets of Sports direct
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jefmcg
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Agree SD is crap, but I had to sleep in a hall for a few hours before an audax, and it was brilliant to be able to go into local SD an get a sleeping mat for £6 (and I didn't even buy the cheapest one)
mr messy
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What assumption?
classic33
Leg End Member
Last application was handed into the store, not an agency.
Piemaster
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With the reaching stick!
There'll be one around somewhere, hidden amongst the hoodies - thats the first part of the game. Second part, getting an item down then buying it is, in many ways, more entertaining than hook-a-duck. The quality of the 'prize' is similar, though SD is likely to be cheaper than a go at the funfair.I've actually wearing SD Slazenger shorts at the moment 5 pairs £10. It's stuff I leave behind when I go home from the ship I work on. If I go to a different ship it's no loss. The T-shirts are similarly ones that my wife has deemed only suitable for work or dusters.
the_mikey
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Drago
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- Suburban Poshshire
I get my posh going out gear from SD!
They've known for a few years. Probably best not to say what they think.
http://www.theguardian.com/football/blog/2015/apr/03/newcastle-united-mike-ashley-david-conn
mr_cellophane
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[QUOTE 3666684, member: 259"]Sports Direct are responsible for 20% of all zero hours contracts in the UK.[/QUOTE]
I suggest you read that again before leaving out 3 words which change the statistic completely.
Sports Direct responsible for fifth of all zero hour contracts in retail sector
I suggest you read that again before leaving out 3 words which change the statistic completely.
Sports Direct responsible for fifth of all zero hour contracts in retail sector
Puddles
Do I need to get the spray plaster out?
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You ask the nice young ladlady to get things down for you lots!
SD is great for river sandals and clothes, the mud along the river here never washes out... so SD is the perfect place to get cheap stuff for the small people to wear when crabbing or being on the river.
AndyRM
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Am I alone in thinking the programme was pretty crap? Presented nothing new or that wasn't glaringly obvious. It didn't help that they were trying to put the boot in but had the lawyer constantly saying stuff like 'guidelines' and 'recommendations' which aren't enforceable, so yeah, it's sketchy as anything but they're not doing anything legally wrong.
The most interesting section was the last part about the employees being consistently shafted, they should have focussed on that, preferably without mentioning how many of them were Polish.
As for Ashley not paying for festooning SJP with advertising, I really don't know why they thought this was unusual: he owns the club so can do what he likes.
The most interesting section was the last part about the employees being consistently shafted, they should have focussed on that, preferably without mentioning how many of them were Polish.
As for Ashley not paying for festooning SJP with advertising, I really don't know why they thought this was unusual: he owns the club so can do what he likes.
Drago
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It was boring. Within 3 minutes the lure of Indiana Jones on BBC3 won me over.
AndyRM
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I'd rather put pins in my eyes than watch Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.
The fridge. The aliens. The humanity...
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