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I doubt that was the suggestion. Do you think he has been a good manager for us?

Personally think MR is aiming for Waghorn to tire out opposition central defenders and bring Godden or Walker on for a 99th minute winner.

CovCraigburys alter ego for when Tyler Walker scores.

Same. Unsure on Sheaf, hope Allen proves me wrong.

35 quid actually.

Still remember him walking on to the pitch when the ball was in-play to instruct his defenders playing us at the Ricoh. Think it was against Palace.

I have a flat. Just withdrew my pension savings though.

The oracle has spoken.

Allen is going to sit on O'Hares shoulders when we're defending set pieces.

He had some really good games for us as a CM / CDM I think

Jamie Allen in CM or Jamie Allen at AM?

You don't have to share you're finances on an internet forum mate! I'm no economist so it's not for me to say what that figure is. I'm just here to point out that you could be paying the same amount on this tax as someone else of an equivalent age, who is single, with no pension as yet or plan...

I really don't know enough about tax law re; corporation tax and how that works, but our tax rules and regulations do seem extremely clunky and over-complicated. Perhaps it's that I just haven't got a clue haha. I find all the differing versions of employment and self employment in construction...

I agree, it is. But also, you can afford to pay more than most people on your income if you have loads of expensive stuff knocking about. I am in the same boat. I'd happily pay more so that some 20 year old hospitality worker doesn't have to pay the same as me, because a lot of us have been...

If you have been able to save to afford assets, you don't think it's wrong that you pay the same as someone who has never been able to afford to save? I'm asking that as someone who once had no savings and was on £8.50 an hour in the south east. To think that under this current tax I'd have to...

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Should be records of assets. You charge NI on the pension if that particular person is wealthy in terms of assets (multiple houses etc) and other income streams. I am not stupid enough to realise this isn't a bit of a pipe dream, but it should be obvious the current approach isn't particularly...

The NHS pension is very good, that's without question.

Surely would be depend on other sources of income and assets, I don't think anyone is suggesting that a pensioner who has only that source of money coming in then has to pay NI on top of it...

If you're paid above average, in the current climate you can still be poor. A lot of people don't have the luxury of choice in regards to professions, they make a choice based on the limitations their upbringing / background has allowed for (this also works in the opposite way). Also worth...