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Piss poor fucking management once again by Leam, deserves the sack after this result. #readingfc
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Lewis Wing laughing after skying an effort miles over the bar while we’re 2-0 in a derby. Yeah mint that captain. Fuck off #readingfc
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Andy Burnham:
- Takes out the PM who won the election
- Goes on holiday almost immediately after getting into No10
- Lies about Russia - gets rebuked by MI5
- Gives away UK cash for reparations when we are £3 trillion in debt
- Lies about how to pay for policies
- Lies about crawling back to the EU
- Lies about UAE Man City meetings
- Lies about Jodrell Bank
- Lies about Manchester’s economy
- Lies about £2 bus fare being new
- Complains about being PM…
You’re most welcome to quit!
‘I can’t grieve my dad properly, can’t go for a pint after the match’
Andy Burnham explains to @danielhewittitv how his life has changed since becoming PM
Watch our ITV Tonight Special, 'Burnham: Inside The First 100 Days' at 1915 on Tuesday 3rd November, ITV 1, ITVX and STV
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Plenty of people on here and in the media praised Shabana Mahmood as the voice of reason in this Labour Govt. I always said I didn't trust that her policies would match her rhetoric.
And now we know: It was all talk and no action. Labour is committed to open borders. Full stop.
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No surprise to see our left side absolutely hammered in the first ten here. Slow shaky start. #readingfc
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It’s an EU coup.
Anytime there is a move against that corrupt dying institution, they try to destroy the opposition. They’ll do the same with Britain, once they drag us back in.
The next UK election will be pivotal. If the right does not win, then I’m afraid to say it will be very much over.
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The best thing about Harry Kane is that in an industry that churns out absolute wankers he is just a nice guy who loves his family, works hard at his job and is the best person he can be. Excellent role model.
🚨🚨🎙️| Harry Kane delivers an emotional tribute to his parents, wife and children after winning the 2026 Ballon d’Or! ❤️🏆
To his mum and dad:
“What a moment. All those years, the sacrifice you gave me, the support you gave me, the times taking me to training, coming to watch me play, all around England, all around Germany, no matter where it was, even to this day you're there.”
“There was never any pressure from you to become a footballer. It was always about working hard, it was always about improving, it was always about learning.”
“I love you. Thank you very much.”
To his children:
“To Ivy, Vivian, Louis and Henry, you're the reason I do this.”
“I want to set a good example, being a father, but also being a professional and what it means to work hard, what it means to believe in yourself. I love you very much.”
To his wife Katie:
“My best friend. We've been through ups and downs, for sure. You're my biggest supporter.”
“Here it is. We've done it. You've always done the best for me. You sacrificed yourself to help me achieve my dreams.”
“This is a trophy that we celebrate, not me. It's me and you. It's all the family.”
“I love you.” ❤️
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Here we go again. Above inflation rise to the minimum wage which will cause even more pressure on businesses and feed into inflation. It will make life even less affordable for the lowest paid.
Cue the usual "your business isn't viable if you cant afford to pay a living wage" posts from the terminally thick that would struggle to run a bath, never mind a business or employ people.
Here, for anyone that can be bothered to educate themselves even in the slightest, is why the circa 50% rise in minimum wage in the last 6 years has made life less affordable and contributed to the cost of living crisis.
Minimum wage employee 2020:
Total cost to employer (wages + NI + pension): £18,460
Employee can make 18,460 widgets in a year.
Cost per widget (ignoring any other cost or profit): £1
Take-home pay: £15,202
Widgets the employee can afford: 15,202
2027 min wage of of £13.20:
Total cost to employer (wages + NI + pension): £29,436
Widgets made in a year (same productivity): 18,460
Cost per widget: £1.59
Take-home pay: £22,050
Widgets the employee can afford: 13,868
They’ve had a 45% increase in take-home pay but can afford 9% fewer widgets.
This is why you are worse off. Now factor in other business costs, higher corporation tax, higher energy costs, higher risk from new legislation, maintaining pay differential, etc. etc. etc..
Yet the thick "yOuR bUsInEsS iSnT ViAbLe iF yOu cAnT aFfoRd AnOtHeR 50p" brigade are out in force championing this.
Just increase the tax free allowance and reduce spending, for f***s sake. They are just driving businesses off a cliff in the UK.
