Blueknows
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Slightly off topic here but Villa just posted losses of 70m.....didn't they vote in favour of FFP ?
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UEFA FFP investigation - CAS decision to be announced Monday, 13th July 9.30am BST
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Slightly off topic here but Villa just posted losses of 70m.....didn't they vote in favour of FFP ?
The old saying Turkeys voting for Christmas
Bill
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link?Good piece on the MEN by Stuart Brennan about how Eddie Woodenone is wrong about FFP, and basically mocks rags, dippers, Barca, Real et al.
Is it starting to turn ?
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Onholiday(somemightsay)
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As in the book?Not the real one.
I have been away for 3 days what have i missed ?
Nothing, just been a load of avacados
Its a corruption of a south american native word, which I think entered european use via conquistadors.(avocado)
That's good knowledge.
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https://www.theguardian.com/footbal...undering-investigation?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other
The Portuguese attorney’s office has confirmed that they conducted dozens of searches on Wednesday in connection with their investigation into tax evasion and money laundering at some of the country’s biggest clubs, as well as super-agent Jorge Mendes.
“As part of an investigation conducted by the Public Ministry of the Central Department of Investigation and Penal Action (DCIAP) and whose investigation is in charge of the Tax and Customs Authority (AT), 76 searches are underway, including house searches, namely, in several football clubs, their societies and managers, law firms and intermediaries,” said the attorney’s office in a statement. “The investigation is likely to be part of the practice of crimes of qualified tax fraud and money laundering.”
Last month, it was claimed authorities were looking into potential money laundering relating to the transfers of players including Radamel Falcao, James Rodríguez and Iker Casillas acting on information disclosed by Football Leaks, although Porto denied anyone at the club had been questioned. According to Sabado, the homes of Casillas, Jackson Martinez, Maxi Pereira and Danilo Pereira were also searched.
The Portuguese attorney’s office has confirmed that they conducted dozens of searches on Wednesday in connection with their investigation into tax evasion and money laundering at some of the country’s biggest clubs, as well as super-agent Jorge Mendes.
“As part of an investigation conducted by the Public Ministry of the Central Department of Investigation and Penal Action (DCIAP) and whose investigation is in charge of the Tax and Customs Authority (AT), 76 searches are underway, including house searches, namely, in several football clubs, their societies and managers, law firms and intermediaries,” said the attorney’s office in a statement. “The investigation is likely to be part of the practice of crimes of qualified tax fraud and money laundering.”
Last month, it was claimed authorities were looking into potential money laundering relating to the transfers of players including Radamel Falcao, James Rodríguez and Iker Casillas acting on information disclosed by Football Leaks, although Porto denied anyone at the club had been questioned. According to Sabado, the homes of Casillas, Jackson Martinez, Maxi Pereira and Danilo Pereira were also searched.
Stuart Brennan has always written such articles, so don’t think it really represents a sea change in public opinion.Good piece on the MEN by Stuart Brennan about how Eddie Woodenone is wrong about FFP, and basically mocks rags, dippers, Barca, Real et al.
Is it starting to turn ?
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Newman Noggs
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Slightly off topic here but Villa just posted losses of 70m.....didn't they vote in favour of FFP ?
No. They voted with us.
Hypothetically, if we were to win champions league this year, and the ban was in effect next season (upheld or reduced to 1), what would happen to the supercup next year, who would end up playing it?
Total hypothetical of course, but curious. Apologies if it has already been covered
Total hypothetical of course, but curious. Apologies if it has already been covered
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