And, they, gave us………. Davie Hay. Enormous thanks to Davie Hay for coming onto the blog this morning. It was great to read his responses on playing for and managing Celtic. If you missed him, catch up from 09:44 here, you’ll enjoy it.
At the risk of commenting on Roy Keane when few of us know much about what happened last night…. I remain pleased we didn’t appoint him manager in the summer. Very pleased.
Really disappointed at the outcome of the Fifa investigation into the awarding of the Fifa World Cups for 2018 1nd 2022, although, as I type that sentence, the reasons perhaps become clear. As with all of these things, I’m specifically thinking about the Lord Nimmo Smith SPL inquiry here, football governing bodies ask the questions they want answered. It’s not the independence of the investigator which is important, it’s who sets the scope of investigation.
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Canman
Ahh, can’t recall his name, te bloke who is on their list, was in the news a few weeks back
HH
Rafat Rizvi
Old Record news
FINANCE chief Brian Stockbridge is heard on the recordings from last summer talking to disgraced former owner Craig Whyte and axed commercial director Imran Ahmad about selling £5m worth of shares to Rafat Rizvi – who is wanted for “corruption, money laundering and banking crime” according to Interpol.
Summa of Sammi
Are you still doing the longest running Advent calendar in history? You know, the one that most of us don’t want to have to open at the end of February.
Re ‘granny’
I have a dim and distant inkling that a ‘granny’ was the slang term for being beaten to a zero score and referenced ‘nought’ meaning zero through the homophone ‘knot’ related to a granny knot. However my dim and distant inklings are alcohol sodden and not to be relied upon.
£5M worth of shares is a lot of pennies :oD))))
That’s yer man.
Interesting if it comes to pass.
HH
So the huns wee email campaign can ‘Stay Tae’d’ right in the haw maws hee hee hee,never known such a delusional bunch a wasters in all my life,writhing in spastic ecstasy at the thought of smearing Celtic even to a fraction of the scandalous depths their first club plumbed.
Bams.
goldstar10
22:25 on 13 November, 2014
You guys have some memory for details, cheers Bhoys!!
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I’m amazed at how some posters can recall incidents in games from years ago….I’m lucky if I can remember any names of lassies I went oot with back then.
Canman
The wheels of justice turn oh so slowly, pity they don’t turn for the real criminals, the minty’s of the world.
The ol handshake has it’s uses.
HH
ta beatbhoy,
ive been looking for this.
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TET,
No really that interesting, just another distraction and excuse to blame everybody except those who should have been protecting the integrity of Scottish football. The SFA had the right to know of every shareholder and never even asked.
Canman
Hence my last post to you
HH
St stivs,
Why are Celtic no on that list ?
Hasn’t Razvat paid a fine to expunge his misdemeanours. let’s face it, his alleged misdemeanours weren’t in the UK, so don’t really count?
Celtic are at the bottom >}
HH
neil canamalar ..
They are, twelfth from the bottom.
sipsini
Well if ye hudnae been such a tart ye might have kept the numbers down tae a manageable level. :-))
Theoriginalsadiesbhoy is the mhan for recalling the minutest detail of games from God knows how far back. ‘Dae ye mind that shy in March 1962 that Wharton gave Alloa against us?’
He hasn’t much to say about the lassies fae back then but then he was from Airdrie.
sipsini
I remember the king with the big hauns telling the msm that all footy debts were paid, and they believed him ffs.
He told some porkies so he did >}
HH
doctor whatfor,
Your only young once, thank feck there wasn’t mobiles and facebook back then :))
St stivs,
Just found it cheers
Since Christmas is coming up, this must be worth a watch again.
Oh ma aching sides
Nice one Chuck
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HrbY7NmGxHU
HH
TET,
He certainly does have big hands though…more fool thems :))
Great ballad Gary, One of the very best.
Twas down by the glenside, I met an old woman,
A’plucking young nettles, nor thought I was coming;
I listened awhile to the song she was humming,
“Glory O, glory O, to the Bold Fenian men!”
‘Tis fifty long years since I saw the moon beaming
And strong manly forms, their eyes with hope gleaming
I see them again sure, through all my days dreaming,
“Glory O, glory O, to the Bold Fenian men!”
When I was a colleen their marching and drilling
Awoke by the glenside sounds awesome and thrilling
But they loved dear old Ireland and to die they were willing
“Glory O, glory O, to the Bold Fenian men!”
Some died by the glenside, some died amid strangers,
And wise man have told us their cause was a failure;
But they stood by dear Ireland and never feared danger,
“Glory O, glory O, to the Bold Fenian men!”
I passed on my way, God be praised that I met her,
Be life long or short I shall never forget her;
We may have great men, but we’ll never have better.
“Glory O, glory O, to the Bold Fenian men!”
The two year enquiry into corruption in the bidding process for the 2018 and 2022 World Cups has exonerated Russia and Qatar,but has found irregularities on the part of England and Australia.
Probably what we all expected.
The author of the report ,however,has rejected the press release version of the findings.
I find it extraordinary that seemingly nothing can be done to bring an end to the F.I.F.A. charade and to the reign of the king of clowns,Blatter.
Just looking at that HMRC bill, would I be right in saying that the wee tax bill was the one that brought the house down and the Whyte non payment of PAYE and NI simply added later ?
sipsini
23:05 on 13 November, 2014
goldstar10
22:25 on 13 November, 2014
You guys have some memory for details, cheers Bhoys!!
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I’m amazed at how some posters can recall incidents in games from years ago….I’m lucky if I can remember any names of lassies I went oot with back then.
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I bet they mind you though!
With each passing post the story of your life seems more and more like a famous Bond Girl!
And with that I shall bid you good night.
PGCSC!
HH jamesgang
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Billy Bhoy..
Re; Next Old Firm Game Advent Calender..Yip l am..
Its Getting Exciting Now only 83 Days to Go..Ha..
Thumbs Up..
Would love to see a CQN Blood Pressure graph when l post it.. Ha
Ps..You a Hun..-)
Summa
On LNS and keeping it simple from KDS
prestonpans174513 Nov 2014, 12:12 AM
“You see, the very foundations upon which our Club was built upon, honesty, fair-play , hard work and integrity were laid at Fleshers Haugh and it’s these traits that have bound us for 142 years.” (Tinfoil heid)
Where do you start? :ffs:
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I’d go for 3 September 1999 when Campbell Ogilvie authorised the first DOS ebt for Craig Moore. There was no side letter but was that payment registered with the SFA?
Failing that date, how about 30 August 2000 when Ronald De Boer was signed and paid by an irregular* DOS ebt that involved a side letter whose existence Rangers lied to HMRC about in April 2005 when HMRC enquired if one for De Boer existed.
I’ve no doubt there was earlier chicanery as Hugh Adams suggested, but there is hard evidence to back the foregoing.
Keeping side letters a secret and breaking registration rules continued of course from 2000 to 2011 when more lies were told regarding the UEFA licence granted that year. Then there was not telling Harper MacLeod about those early irregular ebts in 2012, again when asked.
So taking only provable dishonesty into account, I reckon its about 130 years at best.
As regards financial fair play, Sir David Murray stomped that to death and his legacy remains to poison our game. http://www.celticquicknews.co.uk/?p=16361&cpage=2#comment-2379562
* by irregular, a term used by Lord Nimmo Smith, I mean against tax rules or tax evasion.
Its as simple as this. LNS was not provided the documentation Harper McLeod specifically requested from Duff and Phelps.
That documentation meant a distinction between questionable payments with side letters (the big tax case) and irregular payments with side letters was never made allowing both ebt types to be treated as regular (if questionable ) at the time of commissioning.
LNS treated the mall the same, Campbell Ogilvie knew they were not but said nothing and LNS findings are fundamentally flawed.
The SPFL now know this and Harper MacLeod know it. Indeed the latter passed the evidence to the SFA so we know they now know it.
However if no one who goes to matches regularly knows this or does but does not care then it might as well not be true.
If LNS had been commissioned properly the titles of 1999 and 2003 would have to have been stripped from RFC.
I’m less bothered about that than the fact the SPFL and SFA now know they were misled and are doing nothing to right a wrong and at same time are trying to persuade us that they know what is best for Scottish football.
dallas dallas where the heck is dallas
22:25 on 13 November, 2014
Parkheadcumsalford, the last I heard Jim was running the Strathduie boozer just off High Street.
At Jim’s wedding, his dad or father in law was stabbed when some neds were trying to damage or steal a car outside the hall the reception was in.
He had the misfortune of scoring an OG for the deidsters in a league cup semi, Ithink in late 1978, they won three two and Tommy was sent off.
Jim and his partners also have the argyle in baillieston and another in gartcosh
A good guy
HH
Canman
Yes, but Auldheid will confirm
HH
He said he would pay it and didny, had he, who knows
HH
Macjay..,
Come on, the banks are still getting away with major fraud, the Westminster paedophile ring still goes on without interruption or investigation and your asking why a sport are allowed to fill their pockets ffs mhan get a grip of your priorities.
TET,
Your a bad man, I will play that in the works toilet on Christmas eve….if you don’t see a post from me after then, well I’ll be in the Vickie or the linn :))
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-glasgow-west-30036220#
HH
Neil canamalar Lennon hunskelper extrordinaire
23:22 on
13 November, 2014
Just looking at that HMRC bill, would I be right in saying that the wee tax bill was the one that brought the house down and the Whyte non payment of PAYE and NI simply added later ?
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Nope. The wee tax bill had money to pay it “ringfenced” after Sherriff Officers called to collect. This would be late Aug/Sept 2011.
However CW stopped paying NI and PAYE and VAT to HMRC from September 2011 as he had not a pot to piss in.
Allowing say 3 months of non payment to elapse before taking draconian collection proceedings it was the non payment of these taxes amounting to £9M according to BBC
(HMRC lodged its petition over alleged non-payment of about £9m in PAYE and VAT following Craig Whyte’s takeover.) that led to administration in Feb 2012.
The sum ring fenced by HMRC to meet the wee tax bill was then allocated by HMRC to that £9m uncollected tax which means the wee tax bill which arose as a result of the irregular ebts kept hidden from LNS has never been paid.
!Bada Bing!!
21:43 on
13 November, 2014
Rembember at Easter Road one Saturday,2.55 team announced
‘No 9 Vic Davidson’ ? We were like wtf? From nowhere…
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i actually remember that.
THE EXILED TIM
23:13 on
13 November, 2014
Celtic are at the bottom >}
HH
sipsini
23:13 on
13 November, 2014
neil canamalar ..
They are, twelfth from the bottom.
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Ronni Out. thats scandelous
Auldheid,
Sorry you lost me, the money £4.2M was it?
Was ring fenced and they never got it, is that what you are saying?
You’ll need to work that one out for me here, if it was ring fenced how could they not have got it ?
If they never got it then that being the initial overdue payable (see what I did there) must have been the one that brought the house down, surely simple logic works here, aye they stopped paying PAYE and NI but had the wee tax bill no been overdue then there would have been similar grace on the bigger one.