Thunder Bolt
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I think its a bit more than FORGOT...
Indeed. He's facing three more charges.
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I think its a bit more than FORGOT...
As hilarious as this is, I find it ridiculous that the FA come down so heavily on someone because they forgot to pay tax on a land-rover compared to some of the heinous shit some of the ludicrously wealthy premier league club owners get up to it or have done under their name.
Anyone else actually starting to feel a little sorry for Leeds fans now?
But what does this actually mean in practice? He's the owner, it's not he can just 'un-own' the club? Or will he just pass it on to his wife or sons? It's something that adds to the gaiety of nations, but in itself in means nothing; things will carry on as before.
I get the idea the Leeds fans would like it to signal the end of his reign
Under s 206B(1)(b)(ii) of the Corporations Act 2001, a person is automatically disqualified from managing corporations if the person is convicted of an offence that involves dishonesty and is punishable by imprisonment for at least 3 months. This includes an offence against the law of a foreign country. The period of disqualification begins on the date of conviction and lasts until 5 years from the date they are released from prison. The period can be extended for up to 15 additional years on application by ASIC.
Its the law.
This man must stay at Leeds. I'm loving his chairmanship. They are a perfect pair and now Evans is on board - Brilliant.
So, in the space of 48 hours, they've:
Set a new club record, for longest run of home games without a win (11)
Sacked their 5th manager in 18 months.
Seen their owner banned from football (for the second time in a year).
Impressive stuff.
So he sacked Rosler, employed Evans and 12 minutes later Cellino is disqualified.
I mean I want to feel sorry for the fans, but I don't and find it all a bit hilarious.
It's like Al Capone. They couldn't get him on the big stuff, but they stuffed him for not paying his taxes.As hilarious as this is, I find it ridiculous that the FA come down so heavily on someone because they forgot to pay tax on a land-rover compared to some of the heinous shit some of the ludicrously wealthy premier league club owners get up to it or have done under their name.
Leeds lolz aside, is the football league still pretending they have a fit and proper test?