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Was there any genuine interest from Huddersfield? I mean he started well enough?

The managers of both of those will be under pressure of the sack by January.

CWR sort your gear out. It's every f**king game

Akpom £2.5 or £2.75 M?

Me too then it froze and came up with all sorts of crap.

I think all 3 have been haven't they?

Viktor!!

Oh the old Deliah Smith technique.

See Gloucester mentioned in the article and when waps turned up or maybe a season later I can remember doing a bit of analysis and Gloucester were an example of a well run club turnover around £12.5M on a 12,500 gate. Losing around 500k a year can't quite remember what Wasps level was at but...

That buyout must be imminent then.🤭

Finished 2.-0 Costello and Bapaga.

Both this and the other thread have become almost obsolete over quite a spell now. Almost like everybody has become preoccupied with other matters.

Just heard Robert Buckland suggesting that banks will be paying more tax as a result of changes made as a result of legislation 2021-2022. There is a surcharge on profit's over £25M this surcharge is dropping from 8% to 3% over a £100M. I'm confident this was on the assumption Corporation tax...

Does make you wonder about convenient tax demand allegedly.

Can't be certain but have feeling we had a 5% fixed 5yr in 92-3 and from memory we were back above the variable rate 2-3 years in .

Are they waiving any tax on this indivial or did forget mentioning the partner on the same salary?

Ah that old chestnut "Going for growth ".🤭

Just one point he was incumbent as a "previously elected PM". Don't know if that changes anything but personally it would with me. Edit:- it hasn't transpired yet and if they get away with delaying it the war was voted for this not as yet. And it isn't over yet as Kwerti is still adding to it.

It may not materialize instantly due to projections but notionally that stamp duty cut would evaporate to the selling price within month's via estate agents seizing it on behalf of seller's of course inflating the market