slickmick

Maybe he's not, but if a renewal/reminder was sent to him, he may have sorted that out before his holiday.

Totally disagree. My old man is waiting for a renewal form to come through the post, he will not go chasing them to give them his business. Thats how he and I'm sure many others will see it.

I've been away for a week, so who or what is sash ?

Are things though ? If HMRC win this, creditors will get more in the pound. More twists and turns to come yet.

How come that man of all knowledge, Corp Ho, didn't tell us about this.

What with no sponsership next season, we must be skint.

A guy I know called his daughter Victoria Cross.

A very grey subject, but I do believe that a new owner should provide financial details of their wealth even if they don't wish to use any of it. At the end of the day there is no guarantee what the new owner plans.

I find this post offensive. Not what I call funny laughing at disabled people who can't defend themselves.

I agree, some will get away with it but those that don't will be used as an example to the rest of the Football and Premier leagues.

The surprise team will be Brentford.

£4.5m overdraft with Barclays. All other payments were up to date with no arrears is what has been said.

Do they heck as like. Seems quite the opposite. p.s Brown is no longer the prime minister.

But its OK for them to print and say what they like just to sell papers. Ian Murray has motives that are leaving a bad taste regards SFC. Well Played NC.

Stick that in your pipe and smoke it, BBC and Echo.

Pasted from their site. Remember, there are three simple steps to complete in order to qualify: 1. Fill in predictions; 2. Join Titan Bet; 3. Place any bet.

Just done it. I will be rich enough to buy poopey and then wind them up.

Should it not say If they become an official league member.

Now if I was a creditor I would be holding out for more than 20p in the £. Jammy gits seem to have things going their way at the moment.

Millwall 1st choice, Swindon 2nd.

Why have either ? fits well without.

OK thanks. But would there be any reasons against re-mortgaging to release capital, rather than selling and getting a big chunk taken out for tax ?

He stands at six foot three, Ricky Ricky. He's gonna fire us to the premier league, Ricky Ricky. He gets the ball he takes the p1ss he wears the shirt of Matt le Tiss, Ricky Lambert Southamptons goal machine. Well something like that.

I know someone who owns a part commercial and part residential property. If they sell it they have been told that they will get stung for 40% tax. Are there anyways around this ie: re-mortgage to release some equity ?

agreed.