@GeordieKermit9@PMlNUFC777 Probably aware that we wanted him gone because he was playing the same shit football week in week out and expecting something different to happen. Happy to see the back of him.
@Salty__McSalt@NewsReader277@RupertLowe10 No you don't you can receive NI Credits without working which also qualifies you for the pension. You can not work a day in your life and still get it. Also people on benefits like PIP and UC can also be working while receiving these benefits.
@SSSandy21@GBPolitcs No that would be his first attempt at welfare reform which sparked such a rebellion that it didn't even reach the 3 line whip stage because the rebellion was that big he had to back down.
@Tamereth@GBPolitcs Politically yes but if we want meaningful cuts to the welfare then the pension is the only choice. Cutting foreigners off welfare is a good idea but where do you draw the line what about someone who's worked for 15 years but got made redundant?
@Afc_Brian10@LukeEdwardsTele@NUFClatest17 It's almost like things change in transfers, something that was previously not happening can now have a chance of happening due to changes with either the player or clubs.
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@Robertb12385193@Alistai09247528@YSLRNUFC We didn't hear anything about Isak for weeks either, the silence is likely because he's recovering from the WC. Bruno knows this is his last chance at a big contract and major silverware, it's far more likely he'll start pushing harder when Arsenal start backing off.
@Robertb12385193@Alistai09247528@YSLRNUFC He'd rather do it with honour I agree but the question is what will he do when his options become strike or stay. Because we've now approached the point where those are his options as Arsenal won't pay more and we won't accept less unless he strikes.
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