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Great move by Sheffield United FC. The fans should be proud.
PL clubs taking furlough payment option
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Great move by Sheffield United FC. The fans should be proud.
Not sure what point you are trying to make regarding my post?
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Just that the story you doubted turned out to be rock solid. Not the biggest issue by any means, like
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What more is there to say? I’ve made my point, I still don’t have an issue if the club chooses to obtain a government grant to cover wages. But if the club want to fund these wages by other means, that’s up to the powers that be.
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It deserves praise, and you’ve gone missing. That’s what more there is to say.
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I'm sure he vouched for it on here, knowing it was 100% accurate rather than waiting for clarification. Surely.....
Of course there's absolutely no proof that at the time of Shield's post his comments were correct, as it appears it was an ongoing issue for the club.
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Ask the people who got letters saying they were being furloughed on the morning of the story
Ask the people who got letters saying they were being furloughed on the morning of the story
If that is true why did James Shields state later in the day that the Club were reviewing their options?
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Because later in the day they were reviewing their options
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Quiet about what? What on earth are you on about?
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Ask the people who got letters saying they were being furloughed on the morning of the story
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It appears then that the club changed their mind sometime AFTER the JS tweet. Will anyone put their name to that as fact?
Incidentally, the tweet says the club placed some staff on furlough to protect the club's financial stability but then goes on to say they will all be paid in full. How does that work?
Incidentally, the tweet says the club placed some staff on furlough to protect the club's financial stability but then goes on to say they will all be paid in full. How does that work?
I should coco
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Incidentally, the tweet says the club placed some staff on furlough to protect the club's financial stability but then goes on to say they will all be paid in full. How does that work?
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The club pay 100% wages so nobody loses out.
HMRC pay 80% back a bit later, treated as income and fully taxable. Any first, second or even third rate accountant knows this.
Tut tut Sean Thornton
Incidentally, the tweet says the club placed some staff on furlough to protect the club's financial stability but then goes on to say they will all be paid in full. How does that work?
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The club pay 100% wages so nobody loses out.
HMRC pay 80% back a bit later, treated as income and fully taxable. Any first, second or even third rate accountant knows this.
Tut tut Sean Thornton
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The club pay 100% wages so nobody loses out.
HMRC pay 80% back a bit later, treated as income and fully taxable. Any first, second or even third rate accountant knows this.
Tut tut Sean Thornton
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Dear me, its getting to be hard work with you. Casual and some other staff being put on furlough is hardly likely to tip the club over the edge when player wages are so much higher.
Even third raters know that much and don't even have to look at the accounts to prove it.
I should coco
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Dear me, its getting to be hard work with you. Casual and some other staff being put on furlough is hardly likely to tip the club over the edge when player wages are so much higher.
Even third raters know that much and don't even have to look at the accounts to prove it.
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You asked how does it work.
I told you.
You've got all knickers in a twisty.
Sad day. I expected more and was hoping to read it all in the accounts.
Did you get out of the wrong side of the Shackleton's high seat chair this morning?
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You asked how does it work.
I told you.
You've got all knickers in a twisty.
Sad day. I expected more and was hoping to read it all in the accounts.
Did you get out of the wrong side of the Shackleton's high seat chair this morning?
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Believe it or not I know how it works. I've spent hours on the phone everyday explaining it to clients and/or watching webinars. Where information is available that is, including an , "my mate in Barnsley has got his ten grand already why haven't I".
"Well you're in Chesterfield and maybe your mate has actually applied for it"
"Haven't you done it for me?"
"Have you asked me too"
Etc etc
The Shackleton is working fine but the arms get in the way when exercising playing Tiger Woods golf on the Wii.
And before you mock l play on the big courses from the black tees.
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You two have been around long enough to know how to mend a broken quote, ffs. 
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Tottenham Hotspur reverse furlough decision for non-playing staff
Tottenham reverse their decision to use the Government's furlough scheme for some non-playing staff during the coronavirus crisis following criticism from supporters.
www.bbc.co.uk
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Tottenham Hotspur reverse furlough decision for non-playing staff
Tottenham reverse their decision to use the Government's furlough scheme for some non-playing staff during the coronavirus crisis following criticism from supporters.
Looking forward to BladeFisher ‘s ethnographic interpretation of this decision.
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You two have been around long enough to know how to mend a broken quote, ffs.
What?
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OK it's the mail, but it's no surprise that fans get confused when the journalists (and I'm not meaning Neville) don't understand the difference between furlough and JRS.
www.dailymail.co.uk
Neville: 'BAN clubs from buying anyone if they have furloughed staff'
Tottenham and Newcastle are among the sides who have taken up the furlough scheme from the government which helps businesses by paying 80 per cent of wages during the coronavirus crisis.
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Over to the players now? Not big earners amongst their professional peer group, but in the context of the club's other employees they're rich as Croesus.
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Coronavirus: Arsenal players and coaches take 12.5% cut to wages
Arsenal's first-team players and head coach Mikel Arteta take a 12.5% pay cut to assist the club during the coronavirus pandemic.
www.bbc.co.uk
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Now that the coaching staff agreed I’d fully expect the players to be not too far behind.
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