Taxation without representation,

[sufc_not_on_tour]

I’ve just been sent a link to his latest video.
As a Scunthorpe United supporter, I am for the first time embarrassed to be one after watching it.
Is the club condoning this utterly embarrassing begging?
Please tell me they aren’t!

[64]

Best to not engage,let him do his stuff

[ironfromafar]

sufc_not_on_tour wrote:

I’ve just been sent a link to his latest video.
As a Scunthorpe United supporter, I am for the first time embarrassed to be one after watching it.
Is the club condoning this utterly embarrassing begging?
Please tell me they aren’t!

Stus latest Klopp vid really is tongue up arse material embarrassing this begging format needs to be reigned in.

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Awaywego

[Awaywego]

Shouldn’t it be other way round us helping the people of Liverpool ffs. Maybe the trust could donate to a Liverpool food bank next time.

[Ferrite]

64 wrote:

I believe gifts over a certain are taxed ,it’s unearned income.I could be wrong but Stew himself could be taxed ,he’s not a registered charity and earning £20k basically

I reckon that would only be the case if it goes into his bank account, whereas if it’s through the Just Giving platform (or similar) and it goes directly to the nominated recipient, then I doubt it would be an issue.

And besides, people do this a lot for raising money for medical bills etc. and I’ve not heard of taxation on that before.

[CMC]

Awaywego wrote:

Shouldn’t it be other way round us helping the people of Liverpool ffs. Maybe the trust could donate to a Liverpool food bank next time.

Doncaster?

[Awaywego]

“Feed the Donny” ?

[Awaywego]

Well I now know a caffe mocha costs £3.84 at Starbucks, a flat white £3.55 at Costa a medium milkshake at McDonald’s £1.59 and another liverpool fan has made a donation, thanks Stuart now do one I really wanted to know how much the large milkshake costs you muppet. And stuff singing “you’ll never walk alone”where the sun don’t shine.just saying.

[cassidystash]

Don’t knock a guy that is trying to help his club, it’s unnecessary.
BTW have you handed over that £1000 you set aside to help buy the ground?

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Ferrite, Just Iron

[CMC]

Awaywego wrote:

Well I now know a caffe mocha costs £3.84 at Starbucks, a flat white £3.55 at Costa a medium milkshake at McDonald’s £1.59 and another liverpool fan has made a donation, thanks Stuart now do one I really wanted to know how much the large milkshake costs you muppet. And stuff singing “you’ll never walk alone”where the sun don’t shine.just saying.

I might watch this, sounds hilariously bad

[Deereyme66]

cassidystash wrote:

Don’t knock a guy that is trying to help his club, it’s unnecessary.
BTW have you handed over that £1000 you set aside to help buy the ground?

I’m not going to knock him for his endeavours but I don’t think him and others turning on anyone who is slightly critical of him for overkill on the Facebook group is really on, do you? Just reminds me of the Hilton era when those critical were jumped on by the majority. Do some people never learn?

[Awaywego]

Joe public was never asked to contribute to buying the ground had they my £1000 would have been given along with many others CT. Many of us contributed to paying of the staff and that was right and proper to do, but Stuart is doing overkill and the fact that it’s annoying people now is saying something, just stop the overkill, the comparisons, the glorification of Liverpool fans when it’s quite obvious that fans of many clubs donate, well at least he’s having a day off today that’s something.

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Deereyme66

[Deereyme66]

Thought you’d be well up for singing YNWA in the DRE?

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Awaywego

[CMC]

Old joke was Steven Gerrard is fouled in the box and Grimsby suffers a minor earthquake as all the armchair reds there leap up in disgust.

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[Deereyme66]

Has there ever been a town survey of clubs other than Scunny that the population supports? Wonder what the percentage is of people supporting top plight or ex top flight teams? Pretty sure Man U, Liverpool and Leeds would take up the majority, maybe evenly split?

[Awaywego]

I would say Liverpool by a country mile then Man u, their success in the 70s/80s most young uns went for them for the success they had, now the bastards have bred and we have even more. others like me went for teams that played football west ham, chelsea and the like.

[TwoWrights]

Awaywego wrote:

I would say Liverpool by a country mile then Man u, their success in the 70s/80s most young uns went for them for the success they had, now the bastards have bred and we have even more. others like me went for teams that played football west ham, chelsea and the like.

You can always tell a sad other town wannabe Manc, I usually tell them they’re c**t. :-)

[CMC]

Stu will be in tears this morning at the news Klopp is going

[Awaywego]

Maybe he could set a petition page up urging him to stay I mean he’s only just got less than half a season to go before he leaves, not like anyone from Liverpool to seek attention must be a first.

[CMC]

Jerry wants everyone to give Stu a pound for a negative comment, you can tell he’s not a real supporter and sits in the exec seats in his blazer.
First half in the Donny road would clear the debt if everyone paid up.

[Deereyme66]

Klopp’s leaving?? Ffs, I expect a video akin to Lady Di dying. ‘Goodbye the reds rose…’

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Awaywego

[Rene Artois]

He’s on his bike apparently – peloton must pay well.

[Iron-awe]

Don’t blame Klopp one bit, but different to Woy who will be boxed up and in the oven whilst still trying to take training. Bloody stupid game football management, all the good managers should make their money early and go and enjoy the rest of their lives whilst they still can. Herr Klopp I salute you.

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Rene Artois, Heath

[Deereyme66]

The length of coverage of his impending exit at the top of sports programmes is tedious but very predictable. Turned the radio off numerous times today because I’m really not arsed. That said I’m slightly envious hearing him saying he can’t summon up the enthusiasm to carry on in the same role doing it again and again and again and again, over and over, ad infinitum. If only my pension pot was big enough…

[Iron-awe]

The coverage of Sir Alex Ferguson’s departure was very similar TBF DM and he announced it twice remember.Yes it’s tedious but predictable because of the pulling power of that godamm awful cash cow the majority worship in this country. More NLN and less Premiership I say but then I’m biased.

[Deereyme66]

‘The coverage of Sir Alex Ferguson’s departure was very similar TBF’. I know. Don’t remind me. It’s like they’ve died ffs. Just an opportunity for pundits to spout even more bollocks

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Iron-awe

[Awaywego]

64 being sarcastic with me over funding lol,
First post. “SUFC is a private business just giving it cash annoys me”

[lesgeo]

I get really annoyed when Wet Wipes, Baby Wipes and similar don’t come out of the packet cleanly.

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Awaywego

[CMC]

Is Poundshop Goldbridge doing a Euros special?

“This is who i think Southgate should pick for the euros. Allison, Alex..
“Stu, Allison is Brazilian”
“Yeah, but he’s an adopted scouser la. You’ll never… Er, Up the Iron”

[Iron-awe]

CMC wrote:

Is Poundshop Goldbridge doing a Euros special?

“This is who i think Southgate should pick for the euros. Allison, Alex..
“Stu, Allison is Brazilian”
“Yeah, but he’s an adopted scouser la. You’ll never… Er, Up the Iron”

He’ll probably do a Trump and say he was being sarcastic.

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