Aaron Ramsey

Here it is again! Thank you again to Aaron Ramsay. His high mark in Scottish football was a consolation goal v Celtic!

After all, not all expensive mistakes come from the penalty spot of a Europa League final. Ronald Wayne was an Apple founder, well he was for just 12 days, before deciding to sell his share to Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak for a mere $800. A bit unfortunate that one considering the company is worth somewhere in the region of $1 trillion. Well apparently, engineers used English measurements (inches and feet) in their calculations, in contrast to NASA’s metric calculations (centimetres and metres). Because of this navigation information couldn’t properly transfer and the orbiter was genuinely lost. In 2000 Netflix came to Blockbuster with a proposal to take care of the digital aspect of their company, the idea being Blockbuster would then operate the bricks-and-mortar side of things. According to Business Insider, that would be the equivalent of $168 million today – roughly the equivalent of Ramsey’s loan fee, plus wages and medical insurance – which unfortunately did not cover pre-existing conditions, or indeed transfer lunacy on the part of any Head of Recruitment. As such, let’s at least try and make Aaron Ramsey, and those inhabiting the Ibrox blue room, feel a bit better about timid attempts to score from 12 yards and the catastrophic financial consequences of errors in recruitment.