http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-23507750
This twat has said enough about us and our money.
Pot Kettle Black.
This twat has said enough about us and our money.
Pot Kettle Black.
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Uli Hoeness Tax Scandal
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Anonymous
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****, mouthy fucking **** should have kept it shut.
mcmanus
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The same man who preached about fair finances .... ah well.
mcmanus
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Those who live in glass houses shouldn't wank upstairs.
mcmanus said:Those who live in glass houses shouldn't wank upstairs.
...and many's the penny that bite's the oven.
bayern blade
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Uli for Bundespräsident !
If the mouthy twat was guilty (which he's been found) why the fuck has he dobbed himself in?
Unless he's thinking he'll be seen to have "learnt his lesson" therefore will be given a paltry fine instead of prison time?
Couldn't have happened to a nicer bloke after all the shite he's come out with about "running a club in the right way". Shame he couldn't run his own accounts in the same manner.
Unless he's thinking he'll be seen to have "learnt his lesson" therefore will be given a paltry fine instead of prison time?
Couldn't have happened to a nicer bloke after all the shite he's come out with about "running a club in the right way". Shame he couldn't run his own accounts in the same manner.
Ruhr
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german government had planned an amnesty for tax evasion as long as they pay the evaded taxes.
Hoeneß waited for that, but then the second chamber of german parliament stopped the amnesty.
At the same time german tax authorities were buying CDs with all kind of information on secret bank accounts in Switzerland on the "black market" from former swiss bank employees, who had stolen the data from their banks. It was just a matter of time, when Hoeneß name would have been on one of these CDs.
Self-indictment was the only way he could get away with it under certain circumstances. But the prosecutors now claim it was too little too late.
Hoeneß waited for that, but then the second chamber of german parliament stopped the amnesty.
At the same time german tax authorities were buying CDs with all kind of information on secret bank accounts in Switzerland on the "black market" from former swiss bank employees, who had stolen the data from their banks. It was just a matter of time, when Hoeneß name would have been on one of these CDs.
Self-indictment was the only way he could get away with it under certain circumstances. But the prosecutors now claim it was too little too late.