We weren’t predicting an illustrious career in politics – Neil worked far too hard at getting no qualifications for that to materialise – but his future wealth. PM stood for potential millionaire. And a million quid was a lot of money in those days.
Neil broke my leg playing football 30 years ago – an impressive feat considering we were on the same team. The company, like Neil’s playing, has always had a reputation for being slightly aggressive; however, what impresses me is the way it has stood by employees who suffered misfortune outside of work, which in some cases meant they couldn’t do the job they were employed to.
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