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It's not even grassThe grass isn't even muddy nowadaysOld school player, not like the overacting pansies we see nowadays.
....and overpaid.
£300,000 a week for kicking a ball around on a piece of muddy grass seems excessive.
Ah well.
It's all a tax write off for them.Obviously, your lease company don't mind being ripped off.Are you allowed to say that on here?
You make a good point Ronny, to be fair to this particular lot they seem ok. Also, being on lease I don't have a choice which chain does the work.
I think you're confusing builders with happygolikeysThe fencers who came yesterday morning and took down my side gate and 6ft panel down the side of my house which was knackered. Then the delivery of the new stuff was late so he said he'd go and have look at another job and come back and finish after lunch.
The new stuff came, and then the fencer phoned and said he'd now be coming back in the morning at 7.30am. It was absolutely lashing down at 7.30am and he didn't come which wasn't surprising, but haven't seen him yet and he's not answering my calls FFS.
British builders, backbone of the country.
How to become a builder?
F*uck about at school and leave with no qualifications. Then buy a knackered flatbed and you suddenly become an expert in roofing, guttering, tree cutting, drains, fencing, driveway cleaning and laying.
Another one I heard from Martin Lewis yesterday evening, pensioners will not have to pay income tax on their state pension, even if/when the pension exceeds the 20% tax threshold, which it will do in 2027.That's not much of a change. It's all been taxed at the lower threshold previously.
However, they will have to pay tax on their occupational pension.
There are 60 odd ex USAF KC-10's stored in the boneyard at Davis Monthan/Tuscon. They were only retired about a year ago. They've only ever been operated by the USAF, and were in service from 1979 ish. The last ones were built (tecnically funds were allocated) in 1987. The hours and cycles on these airframes will be well documented.
If I were NTSB I'd be asking the USAF if they wouldn't mind stripping the engines and pylons off a handful of them so they can inspect the parts that broke assuming the KC10 uses the same or similar parts.
8 nights at home every month and away for Christmas and New Year. Still easier than being at home without the pooch.That would involve being at homeRight, never thought of that. It's a hard life, jetting off all over the world.
It's from Sky News yesterday, hardly a YouTube explanationOnly £4,500I'm not interested in YouTube explanations. £4500 I'd not that much if you own a £2 million house, and it's less than you spent upgrading your merc.
Part of our pay deal was a profit share, potentially this will push some people over the the lower bracket limits or if it goes into pension pots, as is an option, then it will trigger the NI on pension contributions. Personally, that's £1,200 a year, but anything over £800 from the profit share will cause this to happen.
Ok, I am fortunate in that a reasonable chunk of my pay currently doesn't attract tax, but that amount varies each month.
It might seem like a bit here or there, but it's on top of everything that's already taken.
This helps to explain just how incompetent Rachael from Accounts actually is...
https://youtu.be/DENkFzTmyiY?si=xSrCU2YdvNNkxzSF
