QUOTE=talkSAFT;39006190]HaHa.
I'd given up on this Thread because Blood & Echo have twisted it to insult the writer, rather than admit to their libel, and it's quite boring. I actually received a reply from The Group's Director of Communications, who declared the suggestion as "ridiculous conspiracy-theory" and "all rubbish".
I was more than happy, as I'd told The Albion how long I'd supported them and that This Pair's insistence had soured my support (if true!). He didn't answer why The Accountant had described the £27m as "Dividends", which had convinced Blood and Echo, but it's clear from the copies of The Accounts that what WBA say is correct: "There have been NO Dividends paid out to Shareholders", and that Peace had not even been a Shareholder of Group since 2013!!!
I couldn't even be bothered to post the result of that reply on here as I hoped it had died a death, and that Dumb and Dumber had (Whoops!) realised their error, and kept their heads down. How wrong could I be.
Al, if I was you I'd just stop digging holes. You should be squirming with embarrassment over your 2 replies above. Just say "Sorry" to the fans who - like me - lost some love for The Club, believing you. An apology to The Club that you claim to love would not go amiss on here. (And don't tell us, again, that you going to Accrington makes you a big fan.)
ps Pulis left the Building a year ago - get over it!!![/QUOTE]
Put your letter on here, as like mentioned above there is no way under GDPR would the club comment on an individual in any way shape or form.
When you put it here then I will contact the club, as despite you and your tag along's assertions of "rounding up" and now your "reply" that says he did say why the accountant called it a dividend.
The accountant called it a dividend because that is what it is, not exactly a wild conspiracy theory when it is there in black and white.
If the £27m had stayed within the myriad of companies the c??? Had created to cause this confusion the term dividend would never have been used.
The money would have been taken out of that company and there would be a contra entry and explanation in the accounts of the company it went into (the parent company in normal circumstances).
The dividends were taken, the accounts clearly state that.
The only way for a person to bring that money back into one of the other companies would be to class it as capital introduced, as I mentioned before, and the accounts would reflect that introduction of capital, which is only introduced by a Shareholder if the company in question is having problems in cash flow etc, and needs an immediate funds to carry on trading.
Like I have said before I have been reading these accounts for years and have read all the accounts for years in question and there is no contra entry in any of them to show the money was moved from one to the other.
To say it was "rounded up" in an attempt to find it says it all really, even though it is clear what is conveniently being rounded up is clearly profit made by the club.
You don't just round up in accounts and you don't just put dividend in error.
These are public records there so we can see what is going on.
To suggest the c??? wasn't a shareholder says it all what you know.
Your "reply" is either from swain or the lepwoski (or whatever his name is).
Furthermore, before you label anybody dumb, look in the mirror and also a dictionary to discover the definition of libel, as to say a shareholder has taken a dividend after seeing it in the accounts isn't libel.
But, I cede to your superior legal knowledge and ask you to prove this "libel" you constantly refer to, or shut your hole.
All this b ollox, and still no realisation from this pair that if the £27m was still in the club, why would we need an overdraft.
I await both your responses from the club, then I can write my own email.
But, arrh poor little talksaft because your support of the Albion was soured from what the accounts clearly said.
It wasn't the clubby, wubby's fault, it was the greedy bald man who screwed the club, but now you have a nice little sugary sweet to takeaway the sour taste in the form of an imaginary reply.