Mick Mac

Had to check what that meant Ratty Image Rights are taxable - but are paid to the players company rather than as wages (apparently); what has actually happened is that the club will have made gross payments to a players image rights company, which declares the income as taxable...and pays corporation tax accordingly. the company also has expenses that it offsets against the income that the player would otherwise be unable to do if the income was employment income....eg. the image rights company may employ members of the players family. so both player and man utd save on the nic and the player also has access to expenses that he would otherwise be unable to claim relief for. thanks Posted by Anonymous on Tue, 12/01/2010 - 13:03 Not really a football matter but anyway.

If my employer did not pay me, I would not be very happy.

McLaren commentaries and some rugby memories

3.5 dec - i think. Generous. United were favourites despite recent form.

matthew123 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > That was a Cup cracker last night - first time > I've enjoyed 90 mins of footy on telly this > season. Roll on next Wednesday! You need to support a different team to begin to enjoy your football again matt. How about arsenal?

Have a good one Monica. Hope you get a blow up Gary Mac for your big day....

Had a few quid on MC to beat MU tonight. Nice one, nice one. On a winning "run" of 4 wins from 6 bets...

Declan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Mick Mac Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > New year and a new betting budget :) > > What odds would you give me Mick to catch you up > in the Fantasy Football? I'll offer you 2/1 Declan - any good for you? I'm on 1109 against your 1035 so you are 74 behind?

Fergie Fergie, sign him up...... Tevez 2 - 1 United.

Welcome back Anna. (I won't mention you know who, honest.) Rumour that Paul Lambert has been talking to Celtic - but that's just wishful thinking on the Celtic rumour mill I guess. At least Paul Lambert knows every team needs at least one striker to win a game. Simples.

He was to rugby what Dan Maskell was to tennis and Peter Allis is to golf. He was one of a great tradition of BBC commentators who were the very best. Everyone who has been a fan of the 5/6 nations over the last 30 years or so will miss him and the ease with which his commentary came across. He always liked to mention a player's home club when one made his 6 nations debut, no doubt raising a big cheer in the players rugby club back home, which was a nice touch. Vary sad.

stand up for yourself kpc. Dont back down just because woof barks. He is a poodle in real life you know.

Wss this not what you had in mind woof?

Yes - predictable for everyone apart from me. I'm just gullible - thought I'd help out by posting a link. :-$

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Full info on the chateau I was having a look myself and found this link, may save Suzy having to answer most questions.

Sandperson Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Shakespeare pedant alert! > > The quote is "All that glisters..." > > Sorry. Who is Shakespeare? I speak the lingo of the common man.

All that glistens....

James Bond types you say - I thought they mostly watched cricket on Sky round here.

::o Rosie - you're shocking us. stop.

I watched la liga highlights yesterday afternoon. The Barcelona game had two goals from Messi which were absolutley superb. At the end of the Barca game (Barca won 4-0) the commentator asked Gerry Armstrong (pundit): "Is this the best team we have ever seen?" Gerry replied - "they are certainly up there as possibly the best of the last 10-15 years."

Can't you get someone to suit your needs in east dulwich? :)

Interestingly I have a bottle of Famous Grouse - I have not thought it particularly good and was not going to buy it again. I read the label yesterday and it says its a blend of malt and grain whiskies - as expected - but says that these malts include Macallen and Highland Park. Armed with this information I seem to find it a much better whisky now. Show how much is in the head.

Declan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Manchester United dressing room cleaner May 2010 > Seeing those players shot and then > hung up with their bodies still wriggling. I was > told they were dead but it didn't look like it.

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > First I've heard of it but you only have to look > at his body language to see his sense of > frustration at recent events at Anfield. They rely > on his him and Torres too much. > > I'm pretty damned frustrated myself at the Spurs > result yesterday but having watched it on Match Of > The Day you have to applaud the Hull goalkeeper > Boaz Myhill who had an absolute blinder. Still in > fourth (just). That goalkeeper was a clown.