Say No To Vawlence | Gbas Gbos

Reform will end indefinite leave to remain, stop benefits for foreigners and reverse the Boriswave.

🚨 If Tottenham Hotspur get relegated, here’s what it would actually happen to the team: First, nothing happens instantly to contracts. Every player remains tied to the club. Relegation doesn’t cancel deals, they are still legally Spurs players. However, the big change comes from money and ambition. Spurs would lose a huge amount of revenue, especially from Premier League TV rights. Because of that, the club would need to reduce spending quickly. This is where player exits begin. Top players would almost certainly leave. Not because they are forced to, but because: • They want to keep playing at the highest level • Other big clubs would come in for them • Spurs would be open to selling to balance finances Some players may also have relegation clauses in their contracts. These clauses can: • Allow them to leave for a lower transfer fee • Reduce their wages automatically So even those who stay might earn less. The squad would then start to change a lot. Spurs would rely more on: • Younger players • Squad players who stay • Loan signings And this is where it gets even tougher, coming back up is not guaranteed. Because many of their best players would leave, the overall quality of the squad drops. Even though Spurs are a big club, the Championship is very competitive and physical, and without top talent, promotion becomes much harder. In short — relegation doesn’t “remove” players, but it triggers a chain reaction: ➡️ Stars leave ➡️ Wages drop ➡️ Squad gets rebuilt ➡️ Promotion becomes more difficult That’s why relegation is such a big risk, even for top clubs.

A blatant lie. Quite disappointed but not surprised.

I have a theory that a lot of people don't understand the act of giving grace. To be doing all that changing of people's lives, he had to be getting his funding somewhere to be able to pull that much of a feat. I've learned to weigh the problems in feet outside mine.

The idea of people carrying >£10k to buy a car outrightly intrigues me.. maybe it’s the finance bro in me As long as there is cashflow & it’s a bit secured (income protection insurance?), why not seek opportunities to use the >£10k to get returns that will beat the car APR? 🚶🏾‍♂️

Anthony Joshua just DECLINED to face off with Tyson Fury in the ring 😳 “You’re a clout chaser. You ain’t gonna tell me what to do. I’m the boss. You work for me.” 🥶