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G-D on 20TH MAY 2020 10:55 AM

Auldheid, Ernie Lynch, I do believe that enough fans care, I wish I was rich, I would fund a case myself. However as a very small man I am more than happy for Auldheid to set up a legal fighting fund, I will be more than delighted to contribute £100 per month for as long as it takes, Feck the CSFA & any incarnation of them, do it Auldheid, pull the trigger. a family like no other does not lie to it’s family in this manner.
The situation I’m in at the moment means every penny I have is a prisoner, But I would let £10 free every month (I know it’s not a lot) but until I can afford more it’s the best I can do Hail! Hail!
 
Don't believe in 2nd chances never have so any thoughts of waiting till the next AGM is time wasted it's up to the guys who started the fight to let us know is there still a fight have they a plan of action and ,,,,how can we help

The other bloggers the ones who don't want to know ,,,,,fk em ,,,,there irrelevant they'll be spoon fed the gossip and write stupid letters while not understanding the argument

Not only have one of our own been lied to ,they have also been betrayed by the very people who should be protecting our club
 
Don't believe in 2nd chances never have so any thoughts of waiting till the next AGM is time wasted it's up to the guys who started the fight to let us know is there still a fight have they a plan of action and ,,,,how can we help

The other bloggers the ones who don't want to know ,,,,,fk em ,,,,there irrelevant they'll be spoon fed the gossip and write stupid letters while not understanding the argument

Not only have one of our own been lied to ,they have also been betrayed by the very people who should be protecting our club
Well said that man! ☘ 🍺🥳
 
This C&P post from BRTH on CQN absolutely nails the SFA...in 4 parts


BROGAN ROGAN TREVINO AND HOGAN on 21ST MAY 2020 12:59 PM
Good Afternoon. (Long Post- sorry)

“Implication” is a great word. When something is implied it is not stated for certain, but it is heavily hinted at.

Another great word is “Consequence”

A Consequence is something that is stronger and more tangible than anything that is implied.

A Direct consequence is much firmer and more certain than anything that is implied, and of course there are consequences when you do something, and there are consequences when you fail to do something.

So here is part of the SFA’s statement with one word substituted for the other.

“following consideration of the consequences of such a referral”.

They used the word implication, but in reality they meant consequences.

Before considering the devastating consequence of not referring the matter to CAS, let’s recap on the history here without getting bogged down in the detail, because in all honesty the detail of what actually happened in 2011/2012 is now a squirrel of gigantic proportions.

The facts are these.

By 2013 there was sufficient evidence available to merit further investigation into the UEFA licence application concerned.

The board of Celtic PLC had instigated their own enquiries as they had seen enough to request clarification from then SFA CEO Stewart Regan.

Regan responded with replies which were misleading, inaccurate and, some would say dismissive. His letters terminated with the suggestion that Celtic should be satisfied with his responses and that should be an end of the matter.

It wasn’t.

By this time shareholders had gathered further evidence and questioned the responses provided by Regan. They also asked the board to bypass the SFA and take the matter to UEFA as they had no faith in the SFA which Celtic themselves had previously described as not being fit for purpose.

The information available cast severe doubt not only on Mr Regan’s responses but on the efficiency of the SFA in analysing the information provided in support of the licence application, in determining the information required to approve such an application, the interpretation and application of the licensing rules, and the reasons stated by Regan for granting the application.

Mr Regan, in passing, also stressed that the SFA’s entire modus operandi had been audited by UEFA – only for later evidence to emerge which suggested that this was simply just not the case.

Instead of the matter being at an end, all Regan had done was provide more evidence which merited further questions.

In response to those further questions, we know fine well that he drafted his answers and sent them to Ibrox for prior approval – only to be told that his draft response would be embarrassing for both RFC and the SFA.

Consequences eh?

So another letter goes back to Celtic, again “implying” that the matter was closed.

What was Celtic to do at this stage?

One of the difficulties here was that Celtic were privy to information which was not in the public domain as such and about which there were questions of provenance.

Now lets be clear about what Provenance means.

The provenance of a document is not just its authenticity or being able to prove who wrote it, but also how it got from A to B, what it says, who saw it, relied on it and so on.

Equally, under no circumstances were the board of Celtic PLC going to make further enquiries on the back of documents which others could claim were fake, could deny, and could be used to cause trouble for Celtic — and they were professionally correct to take that stand.

However some of the documentation and information could be stood up. It had been produced in courts of law by either the authors or the recipients and to that extent they were in the public domain and were accessible.

At this stage, it should always be remembered that the SFA have full powers of inquiry and can mount investigations, ask questions and demand the recovery of files from any football club and indeed the tax authorities and others.

All requests asking the SFA to do this and to look into the matter further were rejected.

So, after a certain period of time, Celtic have some information, but not all, and they have some information which they can’t really use because its provenance is not 100% in their eyes.

At this stage, shareholders, quite separate to the board of Celtic PLC instruct an international firm of solicitors and, using some of the information available, start to ask questions separately.

Cont...
 
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Meanwhile, the board of Celtic PLC ask the SFA about one particular document – a letter – and ask the then Corporate Compliance Officer (Andrew McKinlay) if the document is held within the SFA files or not?

Privately, shareholders are told that Mr McKinlay, (having been appraised of the nature of the concerns of Celtic PLC and the shareholders) is of the view that if the letter is missing from SFA files then there will have to be an inquiry. He also was of the opinion that if the letter was in the SFA files — there would have to be an inquiry!!

Clearly, all was not ok within the state of Denmark so to speak.

Meanwhile, the SFA reply to the shareholders lawyers and commence what can only be described as a litany of excuses for not answering questions and for taking no action whatsoever. Over the next few years they would say:

They can’t answer questions, or examine evidence, unless the questions are asked directly by a member club and any evidence is produced by a member club. (There may be good grounds in law to challenge this but they are as yet untested).

Later they said that they could not make any further enquiries, conduct a formal inquiry, or report to UEFA on the season concerned, because they were time barred from doing so.

They also said that certain matters were confidential to clubs and could not be shared or commented upon.

In the interim they sought to further explain themselves but did no more than tie themselves in knots when faced with further information.

At one point shareholders were able to show that Stewart Regan had publicly answered one particular issue or question with at least four contradictory and different answers.

Then the SFA suggested that shareholders write to UEFA with their concerns and stated clearly that if UEFA instigated an inquiry then the SFA would respond fully and that would get them over the time bar hurdle.

They even provided the name and address of a UEFA man to write to!

Well, being cynics, shareholders chose to write to someone else entirely who was far higher up the food chain.

It would be fair to say that Celtic did not want to go directly to UEFA, as had originally been requested, and preferred to go through the SFA — presumably because they were members of that association and because they wanted to rehearse other issues with UEFA.

In any event, UEFA responded and clarified a few things.

They directly contradicted some of what Regan had said previously, provided some further and new information which was interesting but only partly relevant, but again stated that they couldn’t really correspond with anyone other than a member club and effectively invited Celtic to take the matter up with them directly.

Celtic didn’t do that – and the explanation for that at the time was that the board were involved in so many things and so many discussions with UEFA and the SFA that they wanted to pick their battles and their battleground so to speak.

That happens in all walks of business and in this instance this was not a matter that Celtic PLC wanted to take forward at that time. Later, Shareholders would be told at a much later AGM that UEFA were not interested – despite what they had written in their letter.

Of course, in the background the wheels of justice in the outside world continued to turn and first the Supreme Court and then the High Court ruled.

It was in the course of those hearings, particularly the High Court Trial of Craig Whyte, that what Paul refers to as “New Evidence” comes to light — although much of the evidence was not in fact new ( as it had by this time been known for years) but it was spoken to directly by witnesses who could and did absolutely verify the provenance of what had been said before.

As a consequence (that word again) Regan pronounced that the SFA had likely been duped, and Celtic and the SPL called for a full inquiry — which the SFA refused. Surprise Surprise.

Instead, The SFA ordered that there be a limited inquiry with a view to bringing disciplinary charges — all question of time bar and that sort of thing having magically disappeared.

In the background shareholders continued to ask, and indeed answer, questions.

For example, the letter which Andrew McKinlay suggested would merit an inquiry had not turned up and shareholders were asked to furnish an alleged copy which the SFA would make enquiries on.

Later, we were told that the supposed recipient of that letter had never received it and that the party to whom it was addressed had never seen it which would explain why it had never made its way to the SFA files.

Alas, when shareholders were able to produce a replying letter acknowledging receipt of the letter concerned and which dealt with its contents in some detail — this particular myth was scotched big style amidst no little embarrassment.

As an aside, even after the letter which sparked all this activity had been delivered to Hampden and acknowledged, it once again went missing from the SFA files and during the course of the above mentioned SFA investigation they had to write to shareholders and request a further copy.

Strangely the first two letters requesting that further copy never reached the shareholders lawyers and their existence only came to light when the SFA head of security phoned up to ask why his letters were being ignored.

I will leave you to consider the implications of this chain of events for the moment.

Returning to the SFA internal inquiry, after some considerable time the SFA actually determine that their investigations and inquiries have produced enough evidence to merit bringing disciplinary charges against RFC in relation to the UEFA licence application.

The SFA don’t refer the matter to UEFA – they proceed with charges under their own rules, and in terms of UEFA rules.

By this time, the chap in charge of bringing these charges for the SFA is Mr McGlennan.

Mr Regan and Mr McKinlay are still in the building however.

Back at Celtic Park shareholders are told that persistence has indeed beaten resistance because after years of foraging and corresponding disciplinary charges are being brought and the evidence will be heard. Celtic are disappointed that their call for a full independent inquiry has been rejected but at least part of the matter is now going before an independent tribunal and we will wait and see what comes of that.

But here comes a spanner in the works.

RFC (or The Rangers Football Club Ltd) raise some preliminary points of law with the independent tribunal.

These preliminary points may well relate to not only the legal status of the defendant, but also to the time parameters of the charges, and the jurisdiction of the tribunal itself.

Cont...
 
Auldheid is very vexed about what happened with regard to the time period to be considered and learns that the original charges posted on the SFA website seem to have been secretly amended with the material times to be examined being supposedly reduced. Further, before the charges are even dealt with a statement is issued by RFC saying that in relation to the key dates that have been dropped, the SFA have determined that there is no case to answer and that the issue is at an end.

Although how they can do that if they now never had jurisdiction I don’t quite follow.

Given that this statement declaring no case to answer was issued over two years before the most recent one from the SFA and is never contradicted by the SFA – I will leave you to draw your own conclusions.

Eventually the judicial panel rule that they don’t have jurisdiction and recommend that the case go to CAS for determination.

When this matter is raised with Celtic PLC, The board once again take the matter up with the SFA and come back with the comment that the matter will go to CAS — “Why wouldn’t it?”

However, by this time there are other matters to consider in this sorry tale.

After years of failing to investigate, report to UEFA and take any action whatever, the SFA have finally determined that they can and should bring charges, alleging breaches of football rules, based on the evidence they have in-gathered..

Only for an independent tribunal, chaired by a legally qualified chairman, to determine that the SFA, in this instance, cannot prosecute and appoint a panel to hear and determine whether or not there has been a breach of the SFA’s own rules.

Let that sink in for a moment — for whatever reason — an independent judicial panel have determined that the SFA CANNOT enforce its own rules by way of a legal hearing.

Now why would that be

Just what are the “implications” of that ruling and what might the “consequences” be?

Could it be that the rules and regulations of the SFA (and UEFA for that matter) are absolutely unenforceable in Scotland unless the SFA stands aside, acts only as prosecutor and refers each and every case where there is an alleged rule breach to CAS?

If that is the case the implication is that every football club and every player in Scotland can breach every rule in the book and the SFA can do nothing about it unless they go to CAS.

Surely that can’t be right?

Or is the position, as has been suggested, that the referral to CAS is only applicable in this case because of the famous 5 way agreement — which of course is supposedly an agreement between the SFA, the SPL, the SFL and those with an interest (of whatever kind) in just one football club?

If so, then the clear implication is that by design or sheer incompetence, the SFA has by way of that agreement contractually signed away its rights to enforce its own rules and conduct its own hearings in respect of just one club within its association!

That would be an astonishing set of circumstances yet there is a fair degree of evidence to suggest that this is precisely where we are.

Basically, the club charged via the SFA process does not come under the jurisdiction of the SFA in certain circumstances, and in its statement the SFA is making clear that they cannot proceed with any referral to CAS for fear of the implications and the potential consequences of the hearing and the eventual ruling.

What a farce?

But wait because the questions do not stop there.

By this time, Mr Regan, Mr McKinlay and Mr McGlennan, who you will recall brought the charges, have all left the building leaving a trail of idiotic devastation behind them and an almighty legal mess for others to clean up as best they can.

I have to ask why they brought the charges in the first place if the 5 way agreement contractually debarred an SFA independent panel from considering those same charges and enforcing SFA rules?

They must have known of the terms of the 5 way agreement but did they not understand what they had signed up to? Did they not realise that in effect the 5 way agreement totally neutered the SFA in respect of one club?

Yet that is what the panel has ruled and it is my guess that this what the SFA are afraid CAS will rule.

So, after years and years of obfuscation, irregular replies, contradictory responses, and eventual charges alleging rule breaches — there is to be no hearing, no ruling, no conclusion. Not because the evidence isn’t strong enough or because the charges have been refuted in fact or explained away, but because the SFA is afraid to proceed and disclose that it contracted out of its own rules in one instance?

Oh well. That’s that then.

Or is it?

Cont...
 
I believe that shareholders in the game can and should challenge this.

I think Celtic should for the sake of their business, but won’t because time has moved on, the club has secured nine in a row and so the fans won’t care a jot at this time/

That however is short termism.

Everybody knows now what happened in season 2011/2012. The evidence came out in court. The SFA were misled by one club and there are direct and implied consequences for every other club.

Now imagine if the deception of the SFA continued after the period involved in the UEFA licensing process

Someone who is behind with their taxes may well be behind in relation to other payments — such as those promised in a side letter to a trust in Jersey. Could it be that right up until 2012 payments were being made to those trusts out of sight of the SFA and in breach of SFA rules?

You might possibly think that — I couldn’t possibly comment.

However all of that is history and many fans will be vexed with the question could the Celtic board have done more; Were the Celtic board privy to the 5 way agreement, had they seen it, are they involved etc?

The CEO said very clearly at last years AGM that he had not seen the 5 way – and that to be honest is my greatest worry.

If that is correct, and I am not going to suggest that it is incorrect, then the implications and consequences are horrific.

It would mean that a club like Celtic can enter SFA competitions each year on the basis of the football rules as presented to them only to find that the SFA has agreed to change those rules in secret and behind closed doors without telling Celtic or any other club.

It would mean that officials within the SFA have free reign to enter into agreements and binding contracts which sign away their ability to enforce rules, or to change the rules, without ever consulting Celtic or other clubs.

It would mean that agreements like the 5 way agreement can be entered into and signed by SFA officials who are either crooked, or, so grossly incompetent as to not know what they are doing in terms of jurisdiction and so on.

It would mean that Celtic PLC have a business worth potentially hundreds of millions of pounds which is forced to play within an association structure which has been shown to be way out of control, acts on a frolic of its own, covers up its own incompetence and over which the best business brains at Celtic PLC have little influence and no control whatsoever

It would mean that Celtic PLC cannot, and never could, give any shareholder, season ticket holder, sponsor advertiser, player, agent or anyone else any type of reasonable reassurance that the events narrated above and elsewhere were a one off or could not be repeated in the future.

Others believe that Celtic are complicit in this mess and I have to admit that Peter Lawwell has on occasion done himself no good by boasting that awkward issues have been kicked into the long grass etc — that is disappointing from someone who has shown very good qualities as a CEO over a long period.

However, I have been at meetings when I have been told that when it comes to meetings at the SFA, other clubs simply don’t care about the issue, that Celtic has only one vote, and that the club have tried and have spoken to other club officials and officers but can’t get them interested in any sort of inquiry of any kind.

I genuinely believe that to be the case as Scottish Football is not run like any other business and it is not subject to the law of the real world.

When giving evidence at one hearing I believe that Rod McKenzie stated the opinion that “the law had not caught up with Scottish Football”

What I believe he meant by that was that the law of the outside world does not apply at all times to Scottish Football.

When clubs gather under the auspices of the SFA or the SPFL it is like a conclave of Cardinals in the Sistine Chapel. While the world is outside, it is only their rules and their votes on the inside that matter.

If they chose to amend the rules, ignore the rules, waive the rules, or whatever by way of a vote or an agreement there is nothing you, me or any dissenting club can do about it.

If the implications and consequences for the SFA are construed as harmful in any situation then lets abandon the rules even if that lets injustice prevail and wrongdoing go unpunished.

Noises will be made saying this couldn’t happen again and there has been reform and all that tosh but in actual fact that is nonsense.

The SFA are skint, they can’t afford to monitor the veracity of what club officials present to them and they can’t do, or won’t do, anything about past perpetrators presenting current documentation which require greater scrutiny than in the past if only to ensure there is no repetition of past mistakes.

Can the board of Celtic PLC, or any other club for that matter, guarantee that there will never be another agreement such as the 5 way agreement? I don’t think they can.

Can the SFA, UEFA, Celtic or anyone else guarantee that the SFA will not be misled in future and be found to be inept at dealing with licensing processes and any other such deception — I don’t think they can.

On a commercial basis, can anyone at ADIDAS be confident that the SFA will do all in its power to ensure that UEFA rules will be properly applied and that their strips will rightly and properly be seen in licensed competition with the licensing rules being properly overseen by the people at Hampden — I don’t think they can.

Forget the detail of what happened in the past, the decision of the SFA this week, the timing of which was no accident, has raised questions about the entire future and basis of Scottish Football and its Administration.

If that decision is allowed to stand without comment or challenge then Football in Scotland has been holed below the waterline and the consequences may be fatal.

The precedent has been set. The rules will be broken and flaunted again and the SFA will bot deal with it swiftly or adequately.

And Celtic, their board, their sponsors, shareholders and fans are absolutely powerless to do anything about it.

For them, the implications and consequences are both plain to see and absolutely dire.

BRTH
 
As folk have been asking about what's the latest on Resolution 12.....here is the latest c&p from him on CQN below.....I hope he doesn't mind and I hope WC can get him on here some time soon to further share his thoughts with us all...

AULDHEID on 20TH MAY 2020 1:00 AM
Res12.

The moving spotlight.

What is emerging is that Rangers successors in effect got a pardon for the crimes of their predecessors so both the LNS sham and Res12 were never going to be investigated to see justice done.

What is nigh unforgivable is that Celtic, having accepted the 5 Way Agreement containing among other things the CAS referral clause that in effect has provided a pardon, not only refused to put the UEFA Licence issue before UEFA TWICE, but insisted their shareholders follow the SFA Judicial Process, which they then refused to question after 2 AGMs, knowing all along that the 5 Way Agreement would prevent justice being served.

The SFA have now in effect turned the spotlight back on Peter Lawwell personally whose record of deception in terms of saying something to give the impression of being on shareholders side in the pursuit of justice and a reformed SFA, in fact did nothing to follow up when hard evidence was provided.

The SFA have put Celtic and the governance of Scottish football direct in the spotlight by their statement without an explanation for closing the matter.

Closure will be obtained if an explanation that sets out whether the licence was processed within the rules in 2011 (and there is one about telling the truth) that there was no breach of two Articles one governing overdue payables, the other an Article requiring Rangers to notify the SFA of any change in circumstances since they granted the licence on 19th April 2011. A change which happened on 20th May six days before UEFA were notified of Scottish clubs to whom licence had been granted.

All else is avoidance.

Anything less is dereliction of duty by the SFA to carry out their responsibility to administer THEIR judicial protocol on which the credibility of Scottish football depends.

When supporters buy an ST for loyalty reasons what assurances can clubs give that the rules on which the game depends are being upheld without fear or favor when Petrie an architect of the 5 Way Agreement, can sit as Chairman on The SFA Board that have decided to stop investigating the basis of the decision by the Licensing Committee that Petrie chaired in 2011?

Celtic still are answerable to their shareholders at AGMs, which is where this will go next unless they make a statement either that no deception took place and support it or that it did, but in the long term interests of Scottish football they will not pursue the compensation that the evidence at https://www.res12.uk/ suggests they are entitled to seek.

It matters nought that any resolution gets voted down at an AGM, that is the place where CEOs and Directors are held accountable to shareholders and if it reveals beyond reasonable doubt that shareholders were lied to from 2013, then The Board may still remain in a job, they may be great business men (earning a few bob ) but their continuing presence will rob Celtic of any claim to be more than a club, the emotional tag that drew me back to Celtic after years of enjoying watch my kids play football.
Well said. It would actually put you off watching Scottish football. The SFA are corrupt. Celtic are a disgrace, as they are complicit in all this.
 
Res 12 has been dead in the water for years. There was no way it was going to go anywhere. If we asa club didn't push it I couldn't fit the life of me see any other outcome. Looking at your shoes never wins in a fight. Unless you are checking it's trajectory as it lands on the face of your foe.
 
I understand Frankieb your emotions in this farcical carry on,and I know what you are saying about how it could put you off watching Scottish football.
This is not a new thing in Scottish football,we as a club have been lied to cheated on many occassions and deceived on many occassions and not only by the tramps from the south side or the SFA or the SPFL, we had our own corruptors to deal with on our own board for many years..
Glasgow Celtic are not a disgrace mate,some people who thought they were Glasgow Celtic were a disgrace thankfully I think we got rid of them..
I think most supporters blame Peter Lawwell for a lot of what is happening or not happening I definitely do,I have never been a Lawwell fan but apart from the Bunnet he is the best thing commercially and finacially to have walked through the doors at Parkhead,I am not singing his praises,I am giving him the credit he deserves for the job he has done since he came to Celtic and long may he continue to do the job he is doing.
So what do we think Peter Lawwell is hiding ??whatever it is Dermot Desmond know,s about it and seems to be very comfortable with it,maybe it is something maybe it is nothing but whatever it is we as supporters are difinitely not privvy to it,so for now I have to suffer the craw which has been stuck in my throat since last Novembers AGM,the statement he made to the shareholders who asked him about RES12..
It is not in the companies best interest to pursue this matter.
Maybe Peter before the shit hits the fan you will discover it is in YOUR best iterest to pursue this matter..

HH.
 
I understand Frankieb your emotions in this farcical carry on,and I know what you are saying about how it could put you off watching Scottish football.
This is not a new thing in Scottish football,we as a club have been lied to cheated on many occassions and deceived on many occassions and not only by the tramps from the south side or the SFA or the SPFL, we had our own corruptors to deal with on our own board for many years..
Glasgow Celtic are not a disgrace mate,some people who thought they were Glasgow Celtic were a disgrace thankfully I think we got rid of them..
I think most supporters blame Peter Lawwell for a lot of what is happening or not happening I definitely do,I have never been a Lawwell fan but apart from the Bunnet he is the best thing commercially and finacially to have walked through the doors at Parkhead,I am not singing his praises,I am giving him the credit he deserves for the job he has done since he came to Celtic and long may he continue to do the job he is doing.
So what do we think Peter Lawwell is hiding ??whatever it is Dermot Desmond know,s about it and seems to be very comfortable with it,maybe it is something maybe it is nothing but whatever it is we as supporters are difinitely not privvy to it,so for now I have to suffer the craw which has been stuck in my throat since last Novembers AGM,the statement he made to the shareholders who asked him about RES12..
It is not in the companies best interest to pursue this matter.
Maybe Peter before the shit hits the fan you will discover it is in YOUR best iterest to pursue this matter..

HH.
👏 👏👏👏👏 HH
 
C&P from CQN

EMBRAMIKE on 20TH MAY 2020 2:55 PM
On Res 12 …

A breakfast thought which I shared with Auldheid in the event the board do or say nothing in reply to the SFA’s puerile response re the Licensing issue …


to change my mind about leaving my ST refund with the club but instead collect it and put in towards a ‘fighting fund” for an independent review to uncover the truth.

I reckon £8-10k per 100 ST holders willing to support a review independent from the club and judging from the ’show of hands’ at the AGM resolution we should be able to make a decent start.

Of course the club board may take the issue further but after their worrying responses at the AGM, I won’t hold my breath. Plus I have real concerns about those who were involved in the 2011/12 Licensing decision and those who were involved in the SFA 2019/20 making the “matter closed” call now – some familiar faces !

We need to know the truth, warts and all. This ain’t going away – some of us do have the appetite.

I had no intention of requesting a refund for my season ticket Imatim but this idea has me reconsidering. If it takes action like this to see justice done on the Res12 issue then so be it.

The actions of our board surrounding this speaks volumes as far as I'm concerned. Not only have they manufactured roadblocks and tried to discourage the bhoys in their pursuit of Res12 at every turn but they then asked the perpetrators of the fraud to do what THEY should have done (refer to CAS) knowing fine well there wasn't a chance in hell of them doing that.

I will never trust a word anyone on that board says ever again if they don't do the right thing where this is concerned.
 
There's quite a few different copys going around of the 5 way lie


On What BRTH says are there any plans on where they go from here ,is crowdfunding a goer

The way brogans layed it it is a better way of selling the argument,positions made clear ,obstruction ,delay and lies all laid out for all to see
be interesting to know what they have in mind , i'm all for the crowdfunding route

This corruption has gone on to long every generation has had to suffer the lies you only have to look at the way the compliance officer system runs here it tell you alot about how the idiots have taken over the asylum

Take the fkrs to court it's the only way and their skint , even the african football associations are sitting with cash at the bank

There an outdated blazer chasing bowling club /ludge that is hangin on by a thread
 
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