John Wayne
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I hold my hands up. I did make an assumption. I saw this article and just assumed that this was the nature of the items Boehly's regime self-reported:Sorry but just like so many that voice an opinion re the 115 you have fallen into the same trap commenting on our issue.
As far as I am aware from the reports Chelsea haven’t admitted to paying players “ Off the books “ at all. What Chelsea have said it has reported itself for incomplete financial information.
That could as you say be about payments to players but equally it could be something else a or indeed breaches along the lines of those detailed below.
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Abramovich’s hidden football deals during Chelsea’s time at the top
Offshore deals with key figures were not recorded in Chelsea’s accounts, despite potentially benefiting the clubwww.thebureauinvestigates.com
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Chelsea FC face new questions over how Roman Abramovich funded success
Leaked files reveal secret payments that may have breached football’s strict ‘financial fair play’ rules
Where I will stand my ground, however, is in my view that Chelsea are not receiving the same scrutiny and criticism as City over allegations of a comparable level of severity.