From today's Metro newspaper
To quote Kevin Keegan "I would love it" if Ed Balls went down for his part in this affair, should he have had a part of course. The trouble is Blair, Brown, Mandelson, Balls et al are so slippery that nothing ever sticks.
To quote Kevin Keegan "I would love it" if Ed Balls went down for his part in this affair, should he have had a part of course. The trouble is Blair, Brown, Mandelson, Balls et al are so slippery that nothing ever sticks.
If mud sticks it should stick to Paul Tucker, Deputy governor of the BoE and a non-exec director at the FSA.
ReplyDeleteIt should also stick to Adair "blame the greedy bankers" Turner, who should have kept in the loop especially as Tucker was on his board and LIBOR fixings are definitely "Financial Services", but it won't because he has what Dilbert calls "executive hair".