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Lack of ASP.NET/C# specialists in UK?

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OK so this is something I don't understand. Lately I applied for a few jobs as a PHP developer, but I received 3 calls from people offering ASP.NET/C# developers job, even though I stated in my CV that my skills in that area are basic. Those guys were very persistent and they went on asking if I was willing to learn ASP.NET/C# if I got accepted for a junior position. Those guys sounded really desperate, I can tell you that. I mean WTF? Long ago I decided to concentrate on PHP, because let's face it - ASP sucks and I could give like a dozen reasons why (I'm not gonna at the moment). So why is there such a shortage of ASP.NET/C# specialists in UK, when overall PHP is way more popular? Every time I look at web developer job ads I can see 9 ASP jobs and 1 PHP job. Does someone know wtf is going on?

they're agents, what do you expect? Most are a law unto themselves and no f all about what skills are what. They just want to get you placed somewhere or on their books. Probably have stupid targets to fulfill as well.

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Well I understand that, but the question is why ASP? PHP is more popular in the world by far, and yet here in UK probably 90% of free web developer positions are ASP? That's my question.

 

they're agents, what do you expect? Most are a law unto themselves and no f all about what skills are what. They just want to get you placed somewhere or on their books. Probably have stupid targets to fulfill as well.

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