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That doesn't answer the question though unfortunately, not these days anyway.

The point is the government new full well that there would be legal challenges, and totally accepted that. So they initiate the deportations, thus triggering all the legal challenges, and then they can fight them in the courts, defeat them or change the law to suit themselves, and then...

Peado paradise then!

How many players live in Cov though, I know a few who live in Leam, Stratford and surrounding areas, and a couple commute a good way.

Exactly, just ask Baylis, Willis and Mcnulty!

Thank fuck your not our manager!!!

Absolutely insane! Why is this not a national scandal?

Both in Fadz's case.

Pen The Tory Party are a political party, if you vote for a party, you can hardly complain when they have a party! 😉 On a slightly more serious note, pensioners get shafted whoever is in government. I'm surprised they havnt made more of their plight. I think Boris won many of them over...

We could sign the model formally known as Jordan, that would give us the option of a big two upfront.

Its a crazy fucked up world when a young man is "earning" £30k a week just for kicking a bag of wind about for 90 minutes on a Saturday afternoon in what is not even the top league, while a pensioner who's worked and contributed all their life, is expected to get buy on less than £10k per...

That just shows how the "fit and proper person rule" is totally fucking meaningless. If Ashley is the last man standing, he gets the club. Simples.

I can't see this working in the public sector either, with local authorities under increasing pressure to manage ever dwindling resources, the very last thing they'd want is money tied up in properties which offer no rental return.

I was referring to the landlord owning 50% of a property but getting no (or very little) rent. Where is the business model for the landlord?

But that's a piss poor business model, holding 50% shares in property but getting no return on it! Really? Who would possibly do that, and presumably they'd still be responsible for half the cost of any major repairs, which they would pay for out of what income exactly? I still maintain...

Applauded for his dress sence rather than his footballing ability 😉

There's still plenty of scope for taxing income from second properties. Including the closing of whatever loop holes allow ltd companies to abuse the system. In short, as soon as it becomes non profitable to own more than 1 property you can bet your life they will be off loaded.

Germany also has a far higher state pension than here in the UK. As ive already said, How are uk pensioners supposed to pay their rent on the ridiculously low pensions we receive here. If you don't own your property by the time you retire, you may have big financial problems.

Perhaps introducing prohibitive taxes on income from second homes would encourage people to off load those properties, and therefore going some of the way to redressing the demand vs supply issue that's pushing up prices.

I agree that helping people to build up a deposit is a good one, but maybe tenants should be allowed to have 100% mortgages if they can show that its due to paying rent that they have no deposit.