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The two kids that have moved in next door bought it with a "gifted" deposit from their parents.. I'd be quite happy to have them locked up currently, some very strange noises late at night.

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That isn't really what I am saying...

He quesitoned who would be paying the tax if these sort of payments weren't taxed... So lets view comments in relation to the points being made.

Something like 49% of all income tax is paid by the top 24% earners... This idea that the top is getting away with blue murder isn't really true. Any "getting away with it" is usually totally legal. So Neil vilification of Harry I think is more than a bit on thin ice.

'legal' doesn't necessarily mean right just as 'not guilty' doesn't necessarily mean not guilty.

You really do fit what that research discovered tho. For once the Daily Mail published something truthful. :lol:

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Just heard the news on Five live as I popped out :)

Almost crashed the car after the cheered lol :)

Harry for England!

I just can't get my head why he would want to walk away over Terry. That lad has cost so many people so much...

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The first thing the FA should do is absolutely slash the salary, no other internationall managers get paid close to the amount from memory, invest the money saved back into the game. If Arry wont do the job for 1 million a year (a huge salary) then theres plenty who would. My initial thought was they would give it to psycho untill after euro 2012, however I suspect he will be focussed on the olympics.

Im not sure Spurs would agree to let Arry do it on a short term contract. After seeing levy play hardball over Modric, I suspect he wont just lie down to the FA. Spurs are going after a top 4 place and cant afford a manager with his mind on other things. I remember when wales let sparky manage both them and blackburn for a couple of games it was a disaster.

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