England job can fook off!!!

Spurs > England

The FA wouldn't be silly enough to get rid of the manager so close to a tournament would they? Can't see it happeneing.

"Chris Martin of HMRC says "no regrets" about case and accepts verdict."

No appeal either!

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Money for schools & hospitals 0 - 1 Harry's back pocket

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Mr Chelsea maybe they should take the lead detective to court for wasting public money.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=bjv3nAr0U44#t=62s

FACT !!!

Yeah. Pointless taking this to court over 200 bloody grand when global corporations are getting away with not paying billions in tax.

all hinged on whether payments were a "gift" or for "services rendered" relating to his job as POmpey manager. The prosecution case seemed to rely heavily on what Harry told some $cumbag reporter from the discredited NOTW.
Now I wouldn't go so far as to call Harry "honest as the day is long" but if its his word against NOTW I know where my money would be.

Well said Mr Chelsea

I wonder how much this case cost us?

The entire court case was probably double what the HRMC were trying to claim...

Only to find he was not guilty anyway.

Good ol' Britain.

five-year £8 million police investigation which failed to yield a single conviction.

What a joke and waste of time.

http://www.taxresearch.org.uk/Blog/2011/06/09/only-33-of-companies-in-the-uk-pay-tax/

Expect a book in the style of O. J. Simpson; If I Did It, Here's How It Happened. Mind it will probably be written in crayon.

I don't know why they even went after Harry anyway, as Mr Chelsea said the court costs easily outweigh the amount he supposedly owed in tax.

There are far bigger fish to fry in terms of non paid tax.

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"Pointless taking this to court over 200 bloody grand when global corporations are getting away with not paying billions in tax"

The PR aspect of it is good (Arry is high-profile) , conviction or not.
But in the current economic climate, not as much on the mind of / big a scalp to the public as say the Vodafone / Phillip Green tax avoidance matters.

Same can be said about the court costs incurred. Had they let him be, there would be more money for schools & hospitals

http://www.taxresearch.org.uk/Blog/2011/06/09/only-33-of-companies-in-the-uk-pay-tax

I'm in that third !!!

The PR aspect of it is good (Arry is high-profile)
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thats all it was. they wanted to nab someone famous. how thick are the hmrc really? they pick on little businesses for unpaid tax, nic and vat and send pointless letters everyday but fail to clamp down on the big companies who get away without paying billions in tax

G00n fans will be burning down Chronics' office.

'Arry

"At this exact moment Mafia and Arsenal fans are punching walls"

Not Mich. The stalker centre has padded cells.