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The Yard Dog	October 5, 2020, 7:28am
Cocktail Drinker Posts: 1,920 Posts Per Day: 0.43 Reputation: 84.69% Rep Score: +14 / -2 Location: Cleethorpes Approval: +3,514 Gold Stars: 74	Trying to find were Hanson said he does not want to be here
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pontoonlew	October 5, 2020, 8:02am
Vodka Drinker Posts: 5,599 Posts Per Day: 1.01 Reputation: 72.45% Rep Score: +37 / -15 Approval: +9,091 Gold Stars: 178	This thread was supposed to be about getting another striker not getting rid of our best one
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jamesgtfc	October 5, 2020, 9:12am
Vodka Drinker Posts: 6,053 Posts Per Day: 1.16 Reputation: 79.95% Rep Score: +20 / -5 Approval: +13,039 Gold Stars: 190	Congratulations to whoever started this rumour because it has stuck on the basis of nothing. Hanson is our best striker and for what he does, nobody comes close in this league. Do you really think Hanson will get a better wage at his age, with his recent injuries and in the current climate? If we paid him off, give me a realistic target who would be better than him.
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HertsGTFC	October 5, 2020, 9:27am
Barley Wine Drinker Posts: 14,110 Posts Per Day: 4.26 Reputation: 75.4% Rep Score: +29 / -10 Location: Stevenage Approval: +22,985 Gold Stars: 228	Quoted from Northbank Mariner On fixed term contracts(2 years for Hanson) you can claim mileage up to 1 year and 364 days after which is it the deemed a permanent place of work and you are classed as commuting at which point it can no longer be claimed. 45p a mile for the first 10k then 11p after that   I think changing the narrative of this thread to “who knows the most about the HMRC” is a good thing as it steers it away from the rank stupidity of paying off the one player who potentially will make a goal scoring difference when he returns. "Crombie you would have got to that if you weren't such a fat ba%$@rd" - George Kerr, inspiration from the dug out 70s style
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Hagrid	October 5, 2020, 9:46am
Barley Wine Drinker Posts: 12,025 Posts Per Day: 2.80 Reputation: 71.14% Rep Score: +49 / -21 Approval: +20,490 Gold Stars: 536	a half fit james hanson is our best striker hopefully he's fit for saturday
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ska face	October 5, 2020, 10:17am
Vodka Drinker Posts: 7,206 Posts Per Day: 1.21 Reputation: 80.94% Rep Score: +60 / -14 Approval: +21,753 Gold Stars: 851	I just hope some Championship Director of Football gets a bit jittery around midday and tables a massive bid for Mattie Pollock. Can’t see anyone coming this way today.
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Mariner16	October 5, 2020, 11:47am
Cocktail Drinker Posts: 1,506 Posts Per Day: 0.25 Reputation: 80.72% Rep Score: +13 / -3 Location: Nottingham Approval: +476 Gold Stars: 4	Kyle Bennett apparently
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GollyGTFC	October 5, 2020, 7:37pm
Whiskey Drinker Posts: 3,969 Posts Per Day: 0.69 Reputation: 67.2% Rep Score: +19 / -11 Approval: +6,049 Gold Stars: 358	Quoted from Poojah Can someone please explain to me how the club benefit from ‘paying up’ James Hanson’s contract? Because the first £30k of redundancy money is tax free. So when you pay up a player/make him redundant both the player and the club save money as neither have to contribute tax or national insurance. Not stating there’s any truth in the rumour though.
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Welwynmariner	October 5, 2020, 8:07pm
Fine Wine Drinker Posts: 1,390 Posts Per Day: 0.23 Reputation: 84.77% Rep Score: +3 / 0 Approval: +337 Gold Stars: 1	Quoted from GollyGTFC Because the first £30k of redundancy money is tax free. So when you pay up a player/make him redundant both the player and the club save money as neither have to contribute tax or national insurance. Not stating there’s any truth in the rumour though. No. It's because you are paying them "damages" - the actual loss of post-tax and NI deducted income. It's not redundancy money. it's damages for unpaid wages. The two are very different. On the other posts on taxable expenses, anyone claiming 45p per mile for home to work travel on a fixed term contract needs to be hoping that HMRC don't pick up on it because it's definitely a taxable benefit unless your home is also your contractual place of work. I think they would probably go for the employer first for unpaid deductions.
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newarkmariner	October 5, 2020, 8:09pm
Snakebite drinker Posts: 363 Posts Per Day: 0.11 Reputation: 67.81% Rep Score: +5 / -4 Approval: +751 Gold Stars: 43	do some people on here sit thinking what utter crap can i post on the fishy today, do they not have a life apart from starting pathetic rumours that have no foundation what so ever ,apart from in there own bored little minds, imagine if Hanson is reading this ,he must think that some of the posters have clearly given there care in community worker  the slip, PATHETIC
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