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  1. #31
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    Quote Originally Posted by The Bedlington Terrier View Post
    We are currently enjoying the HRWC windfall, we are never off SKY and record takings loom from the away fixture at Old Trafford in the League Cup. The bean counters will be rubbing their hands with glee.
    And the player's agents will be making notes.

  2. #32
    Quote Originally Posted by sinkov View Post
    And the player's agents will be making notes.
    I once had a pint or two with Brian Laws at a bit of a charity do whilst he was managing us. He said agents were the bane of his life. He fecking hated them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sinkov View Post
    I meant financially stable Swiss, we were sinking on the pitch because Garlick was starving Dyche of funds for his own nefarious purposes. The accountants and auditors were perfectly tranquil and happy, they're not now.
    Seems like they were right to be concerned.

    "Burnley FC owners ALK Capital calm fears after bid lodged to shut them down on Companies House"

    "ALK Capital, owners of Burnley Football Club, have calmed fears after a bid to shut them down as a company was lodged on Companies House. They have instead put the issue down to an 'admin error'. The American firm completed its takeover of Burnley in December 2020 via their business sports investment arm Velocity Sport Partners. Both ALK Capital and Velocity Sports Partners have accounts nearly six months overdue and confirmation statements that should have been filed by November 9, according to Companies House. The Government agency has written to ALK to give them notice that the business faces being struck off the Registrar of Companies and dissolved."


    Accounts six months overdue eh. As I was saying..................

  4. #34
    Quote Originally Posted by sinkov View Post
    Seems like they were right to be concerned.

    "Burnley FC owners ALK Capital calm fears after bid lodged to shut them down on Companies House"

    "ALK Capital, owners of Burnley Football Club, have calmed fears after a bid to shut them down as a company was lodged on Companies House. They have instead put the issue down to an 'admin error'. The American firm completed its takeover of Burnley in December 2020 via their business sports investment arm Velocity Sport Partners. Both ALK Capital and Velocity Sports Partners have accounts nearly six months overdue and confirmation statements that should have been filed by November 9, according to Companies House. The Government agency has written to ALK to give them notice that the business faces being struck off the Registrar of Companies and dissolved."


    Accounts six months overdue eh. As I was saying..................
    Statutory notices are sent out by the van load from Companies House everyday mon ami. The Burnley bean counters will have this sorted within the week. The time to start fretting is if HMRC come knocking!

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    I keep getting told that we are in safe hands, run by financial experts, they know what they doing, yet they are six months late with their accounts due to an 'administrative error' ?

    The mugs ripped off by con-men are always in denial mon ami, right up until the moment they find their bank accounts are empty. All the smart people investing in Bankman-Fried's b1tcoin scam, billions lost now, but could you tell them he was a dangerous snake oil salesman, no course not, the mugs didn't want to know.

    Never mind the alarm bells clanging away, you just concentrate on the football, never mind what's going on in the back office. It was probably the cat that ate the accounts anyway, and nobody noticed for six months, it happens.

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    Just read the small print with one of my bets. The 'Early Payout' bit means that should the Clarets go 10 points clear of the team in second place then they pay out the full amount irrespective of where the final positions are.
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  7. #37
    Quote Originally Posted by sinkov View Post
    I keep getting told that we are in safe hands, run by financial experts, they know what they doing, yet they are six months late with their accounts due to an 'administrative error' ?

    The mugs ripped off by con-men are always in denial mon ami, right up until the moment they find their bank accounts are empty. All the smart people investing in Bankman-Fried's b1tcoin scam, billions lost now, but could you tell them he was a dangerous snake oil salesman, no course not, the mugs didn't want to know.

    Never mind the alarm bells clanging away, you just concentrate on the football, never mind what's going on in the back office. It was probably the cat that ate the accounts anyway, and nobody noticed for six months, it happens.
    An American owned Company with its financial base in Jersey raises no alarm bells with me sinkov other than from a moral point of view they join the set of foreign b@stards who want to reduce their tax bill by as much as possible.

  8. #38
    Quote Originally Posted by Claret_Matelot View Post
    Just read the small print with one of my bets. The 'Early Payout' bit means that should the Clarets go 10 points clear of the team in second place then they pay out the full amount irrespective of where the final positions are.
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    Easy pickings are that C_M. Sinkov never tipped me off.

  9. #39
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    Quote Originally Posted by The Bedlington Terrier View Post
    Easy pickings are that C_M. Sinkov never tipped me off.
    My relegation bet is looking sicker by the game.

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Bedlington Terrier View Post
    An American owned Company with its financial base in Jersey raises no alarm bells with me sinkov other than from a moral point of view they join the set of foreign b@stards who want to reduce their tax bill by as much as possible.
    Couldn't care less about where they're based mon ami, what worries me in any sphere, is experts who can't even get the basics right. Either it was incompetence, in which case they're not experts, or they have something they were trying to hide. One or the other, take your pick.

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