“The days of take it or leave it public services are over,” Brown says. “The days of just minimum standards are over. The days of the impersonal are finished. It has to be personal, accountable and tailored to your needs, and with a mechanism to trigger change if the service does not meet your needs.”
He says the aim is to unleash the highest quality providers, whether public or private, so that they can meet needs, not just in their local areas, but to turn around performance in other areas too.
- Gordon Brown: I will end ‘take it or leave it’ public services, The Guardian, April 11, 2010.
2. Manchester United has given Nani a last Ultimatum of signing a new contract. Manchester United now has told Nani that they will not break the budget to fulfill Nani’s desire of £130,000 a week.
Previously Nani refused to sign a new contract demanding that his current deal of £90,000 a week is not ample. He demanded a deal of £130,000 a week which the club refused to give him and it seems that the club is still not interested in it.
Last week Nani was called into a meeting and was told that the club will not offer him a new deal worth £130,000-a-week instead they will extend his current deal of £90,000 a week to four more years and Manchester United has branded this deal a “TAKE IT OR LEAVE IT”.
If Nani refuses to sign a new contract than Manchester United will start looking for the buyers to sell Nani at the end of the season because Sir Alex bought him from Sporting Lisbon for £14million in July 2007 and he don’t want to lose him for free as his contract will expire at the end of the next season.
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