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[CTID Hants]

Ruben hitting back at the press over break up

https://www.instagram.com/stories/ruben ... FnbGxrMw==

[nottsblue]

https://www.skysports.com/football/live ... eblog-body

PL transfer of the season?

Never ever heard of this before

[Mase]

Hahahahahaha some cunt no one has heard of is transfer of the season

[nottsblue]

Hahahahahaha some cunt no one has heard of is transfer of the season

Simply so the rag mongs can claim Jimmy Rat is doing a great job

Laughable

[patrickblue]

https://www.skysports.com/football/live-blog/11667/13025492/man-utd-transfer-news-rumours-and-gossip-live-updates-and-latest-on-deals-signings-loans-and-contracts?postid=11793417#liveblog-body

PL transfer of the season?

Never ever heard of this before

The lengths the media go to to keep the rags relevant.

It's a wonder Simon Stone hasn't done an in depth exclusive about it for the BBC.

[nottsblue]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/ar ... 4vl0lw4qwo

Brilliant news

Fuck off Gobber, hope Sky sack you

[john@staustell]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/cr4vl0lw4qwo

Brilliant news

Fuck off Gobber, hope Sky sack you

Hopefully. Disrepute and all that.

[Scatman]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/cr4vl0lw4qwo

Brilliant news

Fuck off Gobber, hope Sky sack you

It happens quite regularly with the wealthy. The rate of interest on late payment of tax is relatively low compared with the returns businessmen can make on the same money invested elsewhere so they often leave it as late as they can, in many cases being petitioned like this only to make the payment or come to an instalment agreement at the last moment. Most don't get as far as a bankruptcy petition but if they don't have the cash available it can get that far. He's probably done it more than once.

[Harry Dowd scored]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/cr4vl0lw4qwo

Brilliant news

Fuck off Gobber, hope Sky sack you

It happens quite regularly with the wealthy. The rate of interest on late payment of tax is relatively low compared with the returns businessmen can make on the same money invested elsewhere so they often leave it as late as they can, in many cases being petitioned like this only to make the payment or come to an instalment agreement at the last moment. Most don't get as far as a bankruptcy petition but if they don't have the cash available it can get that far. He's probably done it more than once.

Didn’t Far Left Lineker do the same, you know the millionaire who wants us paying more tax do the same via a tax avoidance scheme, fucking hypocrite.

[Scatman]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/cr4vl0lw4qwo

Brilliant news

Fuck off Gobber, hope Sky sack you

It happens quite regularly with the wealthy. The rate of interest on late payment of tax is relatively low compared with the returns businessmen can make on the same money invested elsewhere so they often leave it as late as they can, in many cases being petitioned like this only to make the payment or come to an instalment agreement at the last moment. Most don't get as far as a bankruptcy petition but if they don't have the cash available it can get that far. He's probably done it more than once.

Didn’t Far Left Lineker do the same, you know the millionaire who wants us paying more tax do the same via a tax avoidance scheme, fucking hypocrite.

No he paid his tax on time no problem I think (and expect). His case was over the rules around whether people who call themselves self employed but work for one business on such a regular basis it could be classed as being an employee of that business. Self employed pay less national insurance and can claim more to set against income than employees can. A bit of a money-spinner.

[patrickblue]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/cr4vl0lw4qwo

Brilliant news

Fuck off Gobber, hope Sky sack you

It happens quite regularly with the wealthy. The rate of interest on late payment of tax is relatively low compared with the returns businessmen can make on the same money invested elsewhere so they often leave it as late as they can, in many cases being petitioned like this only to make the payment or come to an instalment agreement at the last moment. Most don't get as far as a bankruptcy petition but if they don't have the cash available it can get that far. He's probably done it more than once.

It even happened to SWP

[Harry Dowd scored]

Oliver Holt is very confident of Arsenal dominance -:

OLIVER HOLT: Why Arsenal can dominate the Premier League for the rest of the decade - and the three very good reasons why they didn't need a top-class forward this summer

[carl_feedthegoat]

David Bernstein can fucking do one ...he's just destroyed any legacy he left behind.

For those of you who are unaware.... he thought we shouldn’t still be free to buy players while the 115 charges sit unresolved. He used the “banned from trading until a verdict” comparison.

Fuck you Bernstein. Treacherous Twat.

[salford city]

David Bernstein can fucking do one ...he's just destroyed any legacy he left behind.

For those of you who are unaware.... he thought we shouldn’t still be free to buy players while the 115 charges sit unresolved. He used the “banned from trading until a verdict” comparison.

Fuck you Bernstein. Treacherous Twat.

Genuinely thought he was dead a while back. Surprised he has said this if true.

[nottsblue]

David Bernstein can fucking do one ...he's just destroyed any legacy he left behind.

For those of you who are unaware.... he thought we shouldn’t still be free to buy players while the 115 charges sit unresolved. He used the “banned from trading until a verdict” comparison.

Fuck you Bernstein. Treacherous Twat.

Genuinely thought he was dead a while back. Surprised he has said this if true.

A truly ridiculous comment to make. We wouldn’t have been able to sign players for 5/6 transfer windows and possibly more. A completely untenable situation for any club

[Blue Jam]

Perhaps he's gone insane.

Hope not.

Always like Bernie.

[john@staustell]

It assumes guilt. Which sort of goes against the point. I'd have thought someone who presents himself as balanced and erudite would share that view.

[patrickblue]

That isn't what Bernstein said at all.

his exact words were:

"The fact they have done this (transfer spend) against the background of the 115 Premier League charges is extraordinary and makes a mockery of regulation in England's top division, supposedly the best-run league in the world.

He's criticising the PL and no-one else.

He also said

"Why the league decided to prosecute all 115 alleged offences is a mystery to me. Surely common sense (often in short supply) would point to simplifying the process by taking a handful of the bigger, clearer issues and pursuing these as specimen cases.

"Justice delayed is justice denied, and the longer this process is drawn out, the more the resulting implications and challenges are compounded."

He's basically saying the PL have gone for the sensational, rather than practical approach, and now seem to have bitten off more than they can chew, and that City spending is making the PL look ridiculous.

Nowhere does he suggest City shouldn't be free to spend money however they like (within PL regulations of course) while the case is unresolved.

Basically, like everyone else, he's just saying the length of time is unacceptable.

[salford city]

That isn't what Bernstein said at all.

his exact words were:

"The fact they have done this (transfer spend) against the background of the 115 Premier League charges is extraordinary and makes a mockery of regulation in England's top division, supposedly the best-run league in the world.

He's criticising the PL and no-one else.

He also said

"Why the league decided to prosecute all 115 alleged offences is a mystery to me. Surely common sense (often in short supply) would point to simplifying the process by taking a handful of the bigger, clearer issues and pursuing these as specimen cases.

"Justice delayed is justice denied, and the longer this process is drawn out, the more the resulting implications and challenges are compounded."

He's basically saying the PL have gone for the sensational, rather than practical approach, and now seem to have bitten off more than they can chew, and that City spending is making the PL look ridiculous.

Nowhere does he suggest City shouldn't be free to spend money however they like (within PL regulations of course) while the case is unresolved.

Basically, like everyone else, he's just saying the length of time is unacceptable.

I read the dialogue of this Talkshite piece yesterday. Agree that he is having a pop at the PL in the main. I'm surprised more is not being made of it bearing in mind who is next up for us but it is only Thursday.

[patrickblue]

That isn't what Bernstein said at all.

his exact words were:

"The fact they have done this (transfer spend) against the background of the 115 Premier League charges is extraordinary and makes a mockery of regulation in England's top division, supposedly the best-run league in the world.

He's criticising the PL and no-one else.

He also said

"Why the league decided to prosecute all 115 alleged offences is a mystery to me. Surely common sense (often in short supply) would point to simplifying the process by taking a handful of the bigger, clearer issues and pursuing these as specimen cases.

"Justice delayed is justice denied, and the longer this process is drawn out, the more the resulting implications and challenges are compounded."

He's basically saying the PL have gone for the sensational, rather than practical approach, and now seem to have bitten off more than they can chew, and that City spending is making the PL look ridiculous.

Nowhere does he suggest City shouldn't be free to spend money however they like (within PL regulations of course) while the case is unresolved.

Basically, like everyone else, he's just saying the length of time is unacceptable.

I read the dialogue of this Talkshite piece yesterday. Agree that he is having a pop at the PL in the main. I'm surprised more is not being made of it bearing in mind who is next up for us but it is only Thursday.

Oh, the usual rash of articles and opinions on 115 are flooding social media as we speak.