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Really strange that when we had a labour leader who WOULD HAVE ACTUALLY DONE IT, I.E CORBYN. ll linekar could do was sla g him off. Linekar knows his millions are safe under burnham, thats why he is saying this.
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Nothing to stop the vermin sending a cheque to the gov every month, no publicity in it though.
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Corbyn was/is a total buffoon of the tofu cordroy variety.
The adulation for him is baffling. "No opinion on Brexit" to reporters 36 hours before 2019 GE. "Run the nuclrear subs without nukes to save the jobs" at £6 Billion per year. Plus a bucketful of other equally fruit and nutcase plans. What an utter (redacted) |
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The thread is about Saint Linekar, not Corbyn
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hope saint Linekar doesnt have any tax avoidance schemes - no Isa, no pension tax reliefs
he should make and publish his voluntary tax gift to HMRC and we would take him more seriously |
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Saddo doesn't get it, beer goggles fogging his brain.
On how many more threads can he prove his idiocy. |
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Linekar and 150 other high net worth people who signed this 'press release' are patriotic... Like you claim to be.
They are literally saying, hey "we want to help make UK great again", people of HNW won't miss another £500,000 a year and together that'll add up to a few £billion a year which will help UK. This isn't showboating as far as I can tell, seems genuine. Why are you so sour about this? |
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Donny runs away from one thread and attacks on another, delicious.
If Linekar just wanted to pay more money, he'd pay it, without showboating. |
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Saddo too pished to read more than one thread
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A rich man says tax me more and all other rich people, not sure what he is saying wrong.
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Hopefully the 'rich man' has got access to the internet
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/voluntary-payments-donations-to-government This page gives guidance to members of the public or private businesses who may wish to make a voluntary contribution to HM Government. Donations in general towards public expenditure If you wish to make a voluntary payment to HM Government you may arrange a direct bank transfer to HM Treasury. Please be advised that gifts cannot be ring-fenced for a specific purpose or assigned to a specific area of public spending. |
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I don’t think he is saying that so as usual on here taking out of context.
He is saying there should be higher tax for wealthy, he’d be quite prepared to pay, him making a donation is helping little, everyone as wealthy as him having to pay would make massive difference. Stick to facts. |
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If he thinks there should be a higher tax for the wealthy, it is VERY easy to lead the way. Instead of just virtue signalling for the plebs.
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Giving back the TV Tax to the poor , Perhaps it should not have been taken in the first place
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After all, that is the daft philosophy behind nut zero. That somehow, people will see you making yourself poorer, and follow you in.
Or perhaps, like nearly everyone else on the far left, he wants everyone else to pay more tax, aside from him  |
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It’s not easy for yer man linekar to tax rich, he’s not a politician or in the cabinet, not sure what net zero has to do with him either.
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It's in his gift to pay more tax. Wasn't there over 100 other fellow travellers? that's a lot of tax, from people who want to pay more. If only there was a method to self serve...
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Interpreter please required.
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There's more than 100 rich folk in the country.
Tax em all a bit more. Won't affect many on hear. |
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Sorry MALAY, my Irish is a bit rusty :p
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As Sir Alex wrote in his book if you vote Tory you are either wealthy or a fool, check you’re bank account to see what category you are in, I suspect he’d say same about reform.
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I dread to think what he labels Labour voters
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He is a Labour voter, ex shop steward in shipyards, high ranking figure in PFA, not a brilliant player but decent enough to make a living.
Started managing at a very low level but with hard work, dedication rose to be one of football’s greatest managers but never forgot his roots. |
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Yes, well, not even the biggest Labour fanboys would try and pretend the values of the party persist.
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Same with the Tories innit, that's why we're in the sh1tter.
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Tories and Reform similiar objectives, protect the wealthy, I wouldn’t say Reform have any values but Tories have a modicum of some sort of decency
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2tk has his own act of parliament to protect his wealth. lol
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this isn't actually made up
 The Pensions Increase (Pension Scheme for Keir Starmer QC) Regulations 2013 https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2013/2588/contents/made |
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Brought in by Tories.
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Plenty over here happy with Reform Malay , they aint too keen on where the Country is heading TBH
Starmer will have sent plenty labour Voters in the reform direction , can Burnham turn it around was staunch labour where I live , decent folks , its not staunch Labour now |
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Folks who have worked all their lives many down Coal mines , Grafters
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I admire them , i could not have done it ..
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It was only option Nanny or freeze, starve.
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Loads of miners where I grew up. Lots of jobs around when we left school,
but some of my mates couldn't wait to get down there, it paid a lot more than anything else available, it was certainly not the only option. |
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I’m going back a wee bit just for context I was referring to my Grandfather apologies for poor communication
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Yes, early 70s I'm on about. There was a pit disaster at Lofthouse where we lived, but my pals
were training down the 'F@nny pit' (named after the owner's daughter) at Rothwell where we schooled, so not involved. I went down a coal face there once, I'm a bit claustrophobic and wasn't too keen. |
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Very dangerous occupation back in day, tough,tough dirty work too.
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Mechanisation had taken a lot of the graft out of it by the 70s, I never heard anyone complain
about the job, but often heard people laughing about how much they earned for the effort they put in. They got greedy and Scargill ruined it for all of them, turkeys voting for Christmas scenario. |
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I suppose it depends what pit they worked in, I doubt they were all the same, 1974 Health and Safety act would obviously have been a driver in change throughout the industry. All gone now.
Two of best football managers in UK football were miners Jock Stein and Bill Shankly |
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The legislation means Sir Keir is exempt from paying tax on pensions savings over £1m. It is not clear whether the Labour leader has saved enough to have benefited from the scheme.
Probably one policy he didn't u turn on. |