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Uefa Club License Application process (SFA branch - on secondment from 'fit and proper' testing office) 1. Do you have any overdue payables to local tax authorities? 2. Are you sure? 3. Ok then, here you are.

I've decided to cancel my car insurance and will not get an MOT for my car this year. After which, I'm going to apply for my tax disc.

Well, they did have an overdue payable to tax authorities last season and were successful then, so why not now?

As well as National Club licensing, the Uefa Club licensing (Parts 3 & 4) applies to all SPL clubs. Part three includes audited accounts to be returned by 31st March. SFA don't have part 4 listed, so can't comment on it. These rules only apply to SFL clubs if they qualify for Europe. A dispensation is given in such cases where qualification occurs after 31st March (i.e. a club qualifies via the Cup)

Part Two: National Club Licensing, Section 1: Page 1 Part Two: National Club Licensing, Section 8: pages 11 and 12 Entry Level: I think the phrase I'm looking for here may contain the following words: creek, shit & paddle.

Aye. edit: just had a thought about next season - don't they have to submit their audited accounts to the SFA by 31st March in order to receive a license for next season? Or is that wishful thinking?

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Yep. Btw, thanks for sending that letter to my daughter - I understand she subsequently sent you a few emails?

This guy's done his research Favourite part: Juninho played 14 league games, btw. A 3-0 reverse in each would see Celtic drop the 37 points they picked up in that time. Correct about the cup though

Ah, ok, in that case: Paul Murray is a highly respected financial whizz, with a depth of wealth that is off the sonar, bringing years of experience of football governance to the table and also a former high-flyer at Deutsche Bank. That last bit has already appeared in the Scottish Media. Brian Kennedy is the multi-millionaire owner and saviour of once ailing, but now highly successful Sale Sharks. During his ownership, The Sharks have won two European Trophies as well as the English Premiership. Kennedy hopes to bring the same success to the ailing Glasgow giants.

Paul Murray: did not perform his duties as a non-exec director at an SPL club and continued to allow financial malfeasance on a grand scale at said club (who are now friar tucked) Brian Kennedy: took over Stockport County (and their ground) whilst owner of Sale Sharks. Recently waived Stockport's ground rental to Sale Sharks. What, what, what? He 'recently waived Stockports rent to Sale Sharks'??? How the f**k did that happen? Oh, he bought the club for a pittance in 2003, gave the terminal basket case to the supporters in 2005 (nice move - awaiting it's death and washing his hands of the debts) but kept the ground and demanded rent from the club. I see. Has plans to sell the ground and move Sale Sharks to a new stadium. Stockport county? They'll soon be bust, don't worry about where they'll play, as I'm sure he's not. That, in a nutshell, is all you need to know.

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I don't think so. Celtic got in the 'best lawyer they could' to essentially tell the SFA to apply the rules that were quite clear in their wording, i.e. that his [Lennon's] second suspension should commence 14 days after the date of the infringement (or whatever it was - can't really remember, tbh). In this case, and based on an adverse FTT finding, the cost of outsmarting any lawyer der orkenkind could afford would be less than the solitary £1 agent Whhyte bought them for.

I can't, it's in an envelope that is locked safely away in the late Alex Cameron's drawer.

I think the Tax Tribunal Service/Chamber generally publish tribunal findings 10 working days after the two parties are informed, even in closed court cases such as this one.

Ah, you see, you can't, because there is no proof. The truth is out there.

Prove it.

Yup

To be fair, this time last year, you were led to believe that Chraig Whhyte was a billionaire, so it's entirely possibly Renegers are indeed calling in all of the loans. Or none at all.

Yes, but there's at the very least the assumption that banks actually get some of the money back from loans. I wonder how much of these 'loans' Renegers doled out have been paid back?

What makes you think they haven't?

Totally. It's like mega-win-win for der orkenkind. Auld Hector is off their backs and they pocket 48m spondoolies. Strange that they've not done this yet.

Supposedly. Which then begs the question: why don't Renegers, in their time of need, not just call these loans in?

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