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  1. Grendel

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    Being serious though it is a very difficult situation in truth. The identity of the club would disappear and I guess selling your soul to the devil is not the most desirable of outcomes. The reality is though football sold its soul in 1992. I would not want it to happen but if it did and I...
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    Well I would still go. I wouldn't give it much though in truth.
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    Yes that’s really relevant given the margin of error Bungee Jumping Ed is as credible for PM as anybody
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    The reality is if the club succeeded no one would care - some will pretend to - but they will just still go anyway
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    Many owners own the stadium through another company for obvious reasons. It’s very rare entities with zero connection own a stadium unless it’s got a long lease on it
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    The other factor as well for people buying then was the great endowment con which lowered payments but the growth never happened and the mortgage isn’t paid. What I was really trying to hint at was these properties now are around £100,000 and done up to a far better standard then then...
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    Liverpool Car Incident

    4 it seems are in a very serious condition 47 were injured with 27 going to hospital. I was in that area recently - I can’t see how the car got through into it.
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    There won’t be soon according to Labour.
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    Man City pay £3 m a year on the lease but get all naming rights monies as part of the deal. So they make a fortune for playing there. Stadium cost less than ours to build
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    We won’t be sellable until the short licence becomes a long lease
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    Liverpool Car Incident

    27 taken to hospital it seems with up to 4 seriously injured. 4 were trapped under the car.
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    Well that’s kind of my point
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    I can only go on what I see. One of my children and 3 of her friends all own houses worth £250k plus
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    I have clarified it was a flat, I bought a used sofa from ball hill
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    In 1990 my property was £38,000 I was earning £12,000 a year and 16% interest meant over 50% of income was on a mortgage. I got a part time job at the weekend and I lost £4 grand when I sold it Gosh it was a cake walk
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    The average wage in 1999 was £20k and average house price £77k - 1999 was a big increase YOY - many Gen X would benefit more than boomers
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    So we have to have one year? And we have one unproven made up example? So my experience of negative equity is as valid unless it’s only one year that counts?
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    You have quoted one anecdotal example and tried to suggest this is relevant - boomers tended to buy houses in 1990 - one anecdotal example (with zero evidence it’s even factual) proves nothing in reality - does it?
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    The average house price was 59,000 in 1990 - in 2025 it’s £296,000 - a 5 times increase 👍👍
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