Media thread 2022/23

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BerkshireBlue said:
Not really as we'd conform anyway
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We'd be that scrutinised we'd have to count the hairs after shaving:-)
but that's not really what I was asking...
Prestwich_Blue said:
CFG is a UK registered company.
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... is it not a bit hypocritical to demand all English clubs tax affairs be domiciled in the UK but it's okay to expect say, Melbourne or New York to not have their affairs domiciled in Australia, USA etc?

(I'm sure all if the CFG clubs are compliant in their respective territories but my question about hypocrisy is more to do with ethics than practice)

Such a demnd would create problems* for CFG is what I am saying.

*Probably not insurmountable problems in practice, mind. Those with money can usually afford to rewrite the rules... but it's hardly ethical to insist upon one standard in your own country whilst profiting from doing differently in another.
 
mad4city said:
We'd be that scrutinised we'd have to count the hairs after shaving:-)
but that's not really what I was asking...


... is it not a bit hypocritical to demand all English clubs tax affairs be domiciled in the UK but it's okay to expect say, Melbourne or New York to not have their affairs domiciled in Australia, USA etc?

(I'm sure all if the CFG clubs are compliant in their respective territories but my question about hypocrisy is more to do with ethics than practice)

Such a demnd would create problems* for CFG is what I am saying.

*Probably not insurmountable problems in practice, mind. Those with money can usually afford to rewrite the rules... but it's hardly ethical to insist upon one standard in your own country whilst profiting from doing differently in another.
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I have no idea what that post means.
 
mad4city said:
We'd be that scrutinised we'd have to count the hairs after shaving:-)
but that's not really what I was asking...


... is it not a bit hypocritical to demand all English clubs tax affairs be domiciled in the UK but it's okay to expect say, Melbourne or New York to not have their affairs domiciled in Australia, USA etc?

(I'm sure all if the CFG clubs are compliant in their respective territories but my question about hypocrisy is more to do with ethics than practice)

Such a demnd would create problems* for CFG is what I am saying.

*Probably not insurmountable problems in practice, mind. Those with money can usually afford to rewrite the rules... but it's hardly ethical to insist upon one standard in your own country whilst profiting from doing differently in another.
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Clubs sort their tax affairs out in their home countries, within their books there will be transactions with cfg. Not really any different to any other other international business.
 
hello said:
Clubs sort their tax affairs out in their home countries, within their books there will be transactions with cfg. Not really any different to any other other international business.
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Yeah, that sounds fair enough.
Pretty much answers my question and washes away my concerns in a polite and succinct manner. Thank you.
 
JGL07 said:
I see that the BBC have sent Simon Stone to Bangkok to cover the match of the millennium.

www.bbc.co.uk

Liverpool: Hundreds of fans greet squad in Bangkok

Liverpool arrive to chaotic scenes in Thailand for the start of their pre-season tour
www.bbc.co.uk
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Yep, apparently a press conference for last year’s Carabao Cup winners before a pre season friendly is the biggest story in football today, according to the BBC
 
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