Spending was bipartisan. The big difference, of course is inflation, the shock to the world economy. Real wage growth was slow or stagnant for most American Workers from 2017 to 2019. Average Hourly Earnings rose 14. 8 during biden s first three years in office, but it doesnt cover the cost of the weekly inflated shop. And that perhaps is what colours people view of how the economy has been handled. 0ur panel, leslie vinjamuri, Brian Stelter and joe walsh. That is the challenge, we have set it out, lots of other things, housing, jobs, creation, wage growth, lots of areas that you can look at, but broadly speaking, his handling of the economy has been pretty good. Handling of the economy has been pretty good pretty good. Christian, such great stuff, and when pretty good. Christian, such great stuff, and when you pretty good. Christian, such great stuff, and when you look pretty good. Christian, such great stuff, and when you look at pretty good. Christian, such great stuff, and when you
the last few hours. he left tottenham in 2019. he joins after a dismal season for chelsea, they finished 12th in the premier league and our reporter has more. chelsea have enjoyed a terrible season, there west on points in the premier league, they lost on the tap of their matches. their squad is bloated, it is expensively assembled. they have spent £60 million since last summer. they have very little to show for it, they have not qualified for europe and as a result their spending in his first transfer window will be hit as a result. frank lampard, they interim manager, the third manager of the season, openly said standards have dropped. he officially starts in july, that gives him a month to ascertain who is up to scratch. it is a tall order but you suspect pochettino is probably one of a handful of managers who might be able tojuggle it handful of managers who might be able to juggle it all. you mention when he goes to manage it all, the experience he would have had alread
that sort of thing? that sort of thing? there is no reason to that sort of thing? there is no reason to increase that sort of thing? there is no reason to increase ticket - that sort of thing? there is no i reason to increase ticket prices. again, compared to bournemouth, who i think are a good benchmark, they only generate 3% of the total revenue in the premier league from match day ticket sales, so you might as well keep the ticket prices the same, you know, that is a reward to the fans, given that you are getting £100 million worth of tv money, trying to get more money from the fans when you are only generating a couple of million from ticket sales, i do not think it is necessary. and also, in the premier league,, you have got five fewer games at kenilworth road, because the premier league is a smaller competition than they will have been playing in championship and the other divisions from which they have progressed in the past few years. the past few years. thank