How they going to kick us out now gonna be incredibly difficult.
That’s not quite correct.Pretty sure this is incorrect. If fraud/concealment is proved then the statute of limitations doesn't apply.
That’s not quite correct.
if fraud or concealment is proved, the limitation period still applies (6 years) but the period starts to run from the point at which the fraud was discovered, which the PL would say was the publication of the Der Spiegel articles
In other words, if there is fraud, we are within the limitation period, but if there is no fraud there is no case to answer in any event.
They already have one. We won and are the best team in the land and all the world. Official.I imagine the PL are praying for a very "bad news day" indeed.
And the question has to be then, if there has been fraud, why hasn't there been an ounce of interest shown by any of the prosecuting authorities such as the SFO or HMRC (if there had been I very much doubt we wouldn't know about it).That’s not quite correct.
if fraud or concealment is proved, the limitation period still applies (6 years) but the period starts to run from the point at which the fraud was discovered, which the PL would say was the publication of the Der Spiegel articles
In other words, if there is fraud, we are within the limitation period, but if there is no fraud there is no case to answer in any event
Really stupid question but could the delay be PL waiting for SFO to complete an investigation or would an investigation of that magnitude be in the public domain?That’s not quite correct.
if fraud or concealment is proved, the limitation period still applies (6 years) but the period starts to run from the point at which the fraud was discovered, which the PL would say was the publication of the Der Spiegel articles
In other words, if there is fraud, we are within the limitation period, but if there is no fraud there is no case to answer in any event
Really stupid question but could the delay be PL waiting for SFO to complete an investigation or would an investigation of that magnitude be in the public domain?
And the question has to be then, if there has been fraud, why hasn't there been an ounce of interest shown by any of the prosecuting authorities such as the SFO or HMRC (if there had been there's I very much doubt we wouldn't know about it).
Never say never, but I really doubt itReally stupid question but could the delay be PL waiting for SFO to complete an investigation or would an investigation of that magnitude be in the public domain?
It’s falling down anyway!You’d have got an extra 10 pts if you’d included buying their club & burning it down ;-)
I think you answered your own question in the first 3 words TBH :)Really stupid question but could the delay be PL waiting for SFO to complete an investigation or would an investigation of that magnitude be in the public domain?
Aaawwww - breaks your heart don‘t It!?!?
Cos we're GggrrrreeeaaattAnd why would a major company like Kellogs climb into bed with us now if fraud charges were likely?
In English Law we've done nothing wrong or illegal. BUT according to the Premier League's "Rules", they reckon we're guilty.It would probably have to be disclosed in the accounts. It wasn't.
Anyway, I very much doubt any agency would be interested. If we have overstated income, then we will be paying more tax at some point, not less, so HMRC wouldn't be interested, and I don't think the PL has anything like near enough evidence for the SFO to open an investigation.
All imho, of course.
Couldn't it be argued that the Der Spiegel article was merely a rehash of the charges we faced in 2014? Doesn't this fall under double jeopardy?That’s not quite correct.
if fraud or concealment is proved, the limitation period still applies (6 years) but the period starts to run from the point at which the fraud was discovered, which the PL would say was the publication of the Der Spiegel articles
In other words, if there is fraud, we are within the limitation period, but if there is no fraud there is no case to answer in any event