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I want to take you up on the word cretin. Is that acceptable terminology? As for barely speaking English that seems to suggest I am mentally subnormal. How do you understand what I am saying? How do you know if I can barely speak English as I’ve never actually spoken to you?

You are the product of a privileged upbringing and genuinely without doubt the most stupid and ignorant person who contributes regularly on this forum.

Isn’t cretin another term for a retard? The moral indignation is revealed as hypocrisy - how telling when the mask truly slips.

No it’s the normalisation of someone’s parents buying a house with an acre of land that’s truly weird. Your lack of comprehension how the real world operates and your compartmentalism of norms is just astonishing.

Im not missing any point Tarquin - how much was your house when you bought it? You started this nonsense with the “acre of land” brag

Well I would say you are living proof young people can benefit from big houses and big cars the same as older generations. I don't see you have you Tesla in Hillfields somehow

Calm down Tarquin - it was even delivered by some Oik for you https://www.skybluestalk.co.uk/threads/new-cars.163365/page-4#post-3217211

I cannot believe in a 10 mile radius unless you are in the South there are not some properties available

Yeah and I went into a low end and moved up - as everyone has to in reality

PVA isn't - he drives a Tesla

How much did you pay for your house?

Not if you were a second time buyer and bought a much cheaper place earlier

I don't know what you want me to say. £25k a year is surely less than minimum wage - and I had no choice - I drove a battered Lada Riva and I at 26 bought a flat which was owned by an elderly person and was run down and I bought second hand furniture. So what? It was great and I loved it

One in the block is yes - my second house on Zoopla is valued now at £260,000 - its a very nice road and a semi.

You could afford a £100,000 flat on a mortgage surely?

Why would Eccles - who has been a regular - settle for that? He will at his age need a move.

Also I do have to take issue with someone from a younger generation who brags on a football forum he drives a Tesla

They would have had the "opportunity" to live in my first flat - its £100,000 now

You are not going to get much better as a player who will only be an occasional starter and bench player Eccles or Sheaf will move in the summer and a new player come in

Same - I would have qualified last season - I do think it was wrong to make someone who had already benefited from it then have to pay full price again though