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What was the turnout for the Super League?
Protesting ownership and boycotting home games
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All Barco no bite
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It'll benefit the owners. They'll be able to cancel the season tickets and have more tickets to sell online to their third party websites.
The club wants the season ticket holders gone, they don't give a sh*t what they think.
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Might be better if our hard-core fans do what the Italian and Turkish ultras do when they don't like what is happening at their clubs? Go down to the ground en-masse and physically intimidate those they are unhappy with.
Of course that assumes that we have any hard-core fans left.
Of course that assumes that we have any hard-core fans left.
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NO LET UP IS THERE
Former Chelsea owner in tax spatOne Labour MP yesterday suggested that the Government could raid Abramovich’s bank account to help fund the uptake in defence spending, according to Politico Playbook, which added that upset members of parliament have been suggesting ways to fund defence spending without cutting the foreign aid budget.
A letter from the former Chelsea owner during the sale process insisted the money would be earmarked “for the benefit of all victims of the war in Ukraine”.
But a letter to HMRC from MP Joe Powell last month read that Abramovich must be investigated over his taxation status after leaked papers showed associated investments to the tune of nearly £5bn went through the British Virgin Islands despite evidence seen by the BBC suggesting that the UK was involved. This would make him eligible to pay tax in the United Kingdom.
The letter asked HMRC to investigate and, if appropriate, to reclaim any funds potentially owed by Roman Abramovich to the UK tax authorities”.
Former Chelsea owner in tax spatOne Labour MP yesterday suggested that the Government could raid Abramovich’s bank account to help fund the uptake in defence spending, according to Politico Playbook, which added that upset members of parliament have been suggesting ways to fund defence spending without cutting the foreign aid budget.
A letter from the former Chelsea owner during the sale process insisted the money would be earmarked “for the benefit of all victims of the war in Ukraine”.
But a letter to HMRC from MP Joe Powell last month read that Abramovich must be investigated over his taxation status after leaked papers showed associated investments to the tune of nearly £5bn went through the British Virgin Islands despite evidence seen by the BBC suggesting that the UK was involved. This would make him eligible to pay tax in the United Kingdom.
The letter asked HMRC to investigate and, if appropriate, to reclaim any funds potentially owed by Roman Abramovich to the UK tax authorities”.