Tommy G

One incident? Plenty of other players that spring to mind

Feel for you, must be terrible to be like that

Does anyone collect anything cool? Not talking stamps or coins. I’ve got the urge to collect but not sure what yet

Are you getting their tier points too?

Sugar in a fizzy orange lucozade. What have they done to the greatest drink on earth

Twice in the past two weeks and it’s grim. Someone jumped off a bridge nr MK yesterday so had a 4 hour journey back

Anyone watched S2 of Trigger Point. Ending was rushed but overall good.

It’s an absolute joke of a tax and looks like it could be finally abolished at the budget next month - it’s unfair and administrative. Same goes for the 30 hours free childcare “tax”

Recent times Di Maria / I think it was the context of the game.

What are you doing re child benefit, if you’re above the threshold you need to notify HMRC or do a return.

All they do is download the code from HMRC each month…

Strange -Do you have private health, company car etc? Any underpayments from a prior year. Have you recently done your tax return? Mine is K1565 so I have little sympathy

It’s quite easy to say “put more in your pensions” but the average Joe will be struggling to provide for their family never mind put more in their pension. As I’ve said I think it’s a really important thing to do and if you have spare cash you should do it as young as possible to lap up the compound interest, I’d even do it for a newborn - £3k straight into a pension will mean they can retire comfortably. I think auto enrolment is a success to a point but smaller businesses operating on tight margins are struggling to find the cash to give market leading pay rises never mind upping ers pension costs above the minimum. im not sure what generation you are 1990 in your username points me to 34, in which case you are a year younger than me - no chance the retirement age will move to 90+ IMO

Here is an idea LCFC, put £1 onto the season ticket prices next year and then put aside the £25k it generates into funding tifos throughout the year. No one is going to object to a £1 increase

I don’t know the source of funding, nor does it matter - just saying they look good!

Newcastle seem to have got it right, their tifos always look good on the TV.

Enzo with a 9mm pointed in Rudkins general direction should do it

4 coaches on a morning train Nuneaton > Euston. Train service is on its knees. £88 to stand up

Can’t you do drawdown?

Somewhat, they have a decent order backlog but aren't producing at a rate that Airbus are on either narrow or widebody. There aren't any planes kicking around to be picked up by leasing companies that would be stupid, they are just slowing production to match what they have an orderbook for.

They hate Airbus, especially after all the A380s they are lumbered with.

I thought he was eligable to use the sensory room? If so presume thats in the west stand.

Unlikely, Emirates have a long standing row with Rolls over their engine performance in the middle east conditions, so they won't order a chunky amount of A350s which is clearly the front runner for widebody aircraft. Boeing are falling behind in market share every month vs Airbus, mainly due to their own issues but also Airbus' ability to deliver quality aircraft with the A350 being their widebody jewl. It's more like 65/35 market share favour for Airbus now. ''If it ain't Boeing we're not going'' are gradually falling behind...

Do you really think the above happens in every case? Ideally they have a job, but the average graduate won't be able to get on the property ladder without help from mum and dad. There are plenty of parents supporting their kids financially well into their 20s.

This is scaremongering a bit, I'm a massive advocate for ploughing money into a pension due to the generous tax breaks, but unless you are a high earner, it's unrealistic you can put huge sums in a pot to meet articles like this. Traditionally people could up their contributions in their 50s when they were mortgage and kid free, not a chance for the average person now as they will still have a mortgage and kids will be still living with them deep into their 50/60s. I read the average pot at retirement was something like £60K which is frightening. If you're target is a big pot you either need to be on six figures, or senior in public service (consultant NHS etc)