Maybe you would be more open to the money laundering if it was a Columbian drug dealer who gave a team in the North East of Scotland some hard dough. You don’t just need to be a drug dealer as business people still launder cash so don’t be so naive.
Personally I think it might not be a bad thing for our club....we need money and good money to compete. We keep getting told the big 2 from Glasgow have plenty money for splashing so if the likes of an American radge with dirty cash wants to use our club to rinse his dough then we should be grateful.
Say for example...some investor(s) give us funds using their own dirty cash and put it through our club so we then pay another club a transfer fee then the dirty cash has went through a few sources and once passed through a few accounts it looks clean as such especially when the player is sold and the money is then returned to the original investor.
Don’t tell me you believe all our money men are all straight laced?
Dirty cash could well have been used to buy shares in a club also. After the grateful club receive a financial boost then the investor waits for a period of time and sells their shares and hey presto the dirty cash is looking a hell of a lot cleaner than it was originally.
I am spoiling you lot now. Don’t bother with the thanks...it’s not necessary.
Last edited by RED_JOHN; 18-12-2020 at 05:20 PM. Reason: Is McInnes getting paid with dirty cash?