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The football authorities could make another nice gesture to HRMC by throwing the book at any clubs associated with tax evasion.

It is a tough one because there are so many grey areas and each case has it's individual circumstances. But when does Being fearful of a possible scenario actually turn into a scenario? Do you have to wait until you see the knife. Or wait until he turns towards you with it. Or wait until it's held against your throat? The way I see it the moment someone enters your property your life is under threat, wether they APPEAR to unarmed or POSSIBLY leaving the property or not.

Oh come on. Whoever you vote in you should trust to know how to regulate the financial sector. The government are in the pockets of the big banks anyway, wether they are red, blue or yellow makes little difference.

I'm not right wing you pleb, I would usually vote Labour except they go on blood thirsty rampages thoughout the Middle East in the name of oil. I just hate all his "I believe we should make cuts, but......." nonsense. Everyone agrees it needs to be done but EVERYONE cries like a baby when they are effected.

I'm sorry that's nonsense, the responsibility lies with the lender. The financial sector and government were 100% to blame. Individual people are responsible for their own finances, not managing the country's.

I'm not blaming anyone, just think it's right that the public sector do their bit. You appear to have a chip on your shoulder about something.

EVERYONE should help pay back the debt, that's my point.

No difference to the "I'm alright Jack" attitude of the public sector had whilst companies struggled to survive and private sector workers were being thrown on the dole. It's about being fair and it's fair and right that the public sector should help pay back the debt.

Bizarre, IMO Bridge was our best player in our most successful side since the 80's.

There is still plenty of time to sign players so it is not worth worrying about anything yet, we will know by the end of the transfer window how serious the club are. If I hear a rumour about the club being sold am I allowed to post it or will that make me an attention seeking twot?

I don't see the harm in letting someone reserve a seat next to their friends, inflexible ticket policies like this are counter-productive. The problem is you end up speaking to one jobsworth after another.

Disagree. Mid-table at best.

I suppose it's what is deemed 'necessary" that is the issue. Your first example of the burglar leaving the house - he could quite easily be just loading stuff into a car and come back and shoot/stab you. I would say it's reasonable to be fearful of that scenario. Obviously if you chase them down the road it's wrong but if they are on your property they are threatening you IMO. Also if you carry on stabbing someone who's on the floor - unless they are unconscious they are still capable of shooting/stabbing you - you could argue that whilst there is that chance you are also acting in self defense.

Yeah, good guess.

Yeah, that's why I went to college and Uni and now work in the profession I chose when I was 16.

At my school it was more like the other way round.

Get back to your homework, you don't want to get into trouble do you.

Wouldn't take long.

The sort of attitude I would expect from the public sector, that's why not alot of people are "welling up" whilst the tories cut your pensions.

Too early to say, even if we do spend a decent amount mid-table wouldn't be failure. There are plenty of other teams with cash in this league.

Blaming the government is a cop out. If the teachers wanted it changed they could get it done, they are quick to get together and do something when it's their pensions being changed. We were a man down at work last month because of a teacher training day, it's not just the kids it effects but businesses that have to make money and can't just take days off for training.

Do it as homework then, you c*nts love homework.

Just do it when the kids are off, it's not rocket science.

No such thing as "working hours" in what I do. I have to get projects completed or my company doesn't get paid and I'm out of a job. My clients don't have to wait for anything because I'm training. Teachers' clients are their pupils, the service they receive shouldn't be effected by the teachers lack of training.

I thought they worked during non-school days (marking etc), if they don't and get 10weeks+ holiday a year then yes, they should give up holiday to learn how to do their job. My training at work doesn't effect my clients, I work around them.