Jacks in trouble with hmrc

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/footba ... ships.html

So they show again that they're devious sneaky twats.

what else would you expect from the Jacks

I find it always helps to do a bit of research to check you're not in a glass house throwing stones before judging others

http://twohundredpercent.net/?p=22637

This week, the government referred one hundred companies to be investigated by HMRC under the suspicion that they might be breaking the law through their use of unpaid staff. The use of interns in professional football, however, seems to be on the rise at the moment, though, with nine Premier and Football League clubs – Dagenham & Redbridge, Wycombe Wanderers, West Bromwich Albion, Arsenal, Millwall, Huddersfield Town, Reading, Wigan Athletic, Watford and Cardiff City – all currently advertising unpaid internships on the pages of UK Sport’s website at the time of writing. That, of course, is the Arsenal owned by Stan Kroenke (estimated net worth: £1.8bn), the Cardiff City owned by Vincent Tan (estimated net worth: £757m), the West Bromwich Albion that is owned by Jeremy Peace (estimated net worth: £40m), the Wigan Athletic owned by Dave Whelan (net worth: £200 million), the Reading FC owned by Anton Zingarevich and John Madejski (combined net worth: £635m)… and so on, and so forth.

I find it always helps to do a bit of research to check you're not in a glass house throwing stones before judging others

http://twohundredpercent.net/?p=22637

This week, the government referred one hundred companies to be investigated by HMRC under the suspicion that they might be breaking the law through their use of unpaid staff. The use of interns in professional football, however, seems to be on the rise at the moment, though, with nine Premier and Football League clubs – Dagenham & Redbridge, Wycombe Wanderers, West Bromwich Albion, Arsenal, Millwall, Huddersfield Town, Reading, Wigan Athletic, Watford and Cardiff City – all currently advertising unpaid internships on the pages of UK Sport’s website at the time of writing. That, of course, is the Arsenal owned by Stan Kroenke (estimated net worth: £1.8bn), the Cardiff City owned by Vincent Tan (estimated net worth: £757m), the West Bromwich Albion that is owned by Jeremy Peace (estimated net worth: £40m), the Wigan Athletic owned by Dave Whelan (net worth: £200 million), the Reading FC owned by Anton Zingarevich and John Madejski (combined net worth: £635m)… and so on, and so forth.

Tight bastards the lot of them.

classic thread same old redbirds.

Oops... Lol

Obviously following your business model lol

Has anyone noticed its just the small shit clubs?

Has anyone noticed its just the small shit clubs?

Which include Cardiff?

classic , they only mentioned the bigger clubs in the newspaper article not the little fish

classic , they only mentioned the bigger clubs in the newspaper article not the little fish

Bigger than you mate.

classic , they only mentioned the bigger clubs in the newspaper article not the little fish

Bigger than you mate.

bigger than us in cardiff yes

Classic own goal

classic , they only mentioned the bigger clubs in the newspaper article not the little fish

Bigger than you mate.

bigger than us in cardiff yes

Bigger than you in general.

classic , they only mentioned the bigger clubs in the newspaper article not the little fish

Bigger than you mate.

bigger than us in cardiff yes

Bigger than you in general.

never been there so i wouldn't know

Here we go.We're bigger than you,no you're not!!

For god sake, I am embarrassed by some. Out support used to not give a f**k about the Jacks until we played them. Every other thread on here is about them, are we obsessed?

classic , they only mentioned the bigger clubs in the newspaper article not the little fish

Bigger than you mate.

bigger than us in cardiff yes

Bigger than you in general.

never been there so i wouldn't know

Worse it'll get and like never before.

Worse it'll get and like never before.

We beat you last time we played, at the Liberty Bodice and our development squad beat you twice this year, and our average gate is miles bigger than your highest

Worse it'll get and like never before.

We beat you last time we played, at the Liberty Bodice and our development squad beat you twice this year, and our average gate is miles bigger than your highest

And we finished above you again, have a major trophy won this season and have qualified for europe. I realise this is nothing compared to you development squad doing a double but we are happy.

Cardiff fans who claim that a development side victory against Swansea is a scalp are majorly deluded.

Worse it'll get and like never before.

We beat you last time we played, at the Liberty Bodice and our development squad beat you twice this year, and our average gate is miles bigger than your highest

I think you will find that the 2 development games earlier in the season were won by Swansea so that kinda makes us even!

and have qualified for europe

I give it about 6 months and you will be cursing this rather than celebrating it.

Worse it'll get and like never before.

We beat you last time we played, at the Liberty Bodice and our development squad beat you twice this year, and our average gate is miles bigger than your highest

I think you will find that the 2 development games earlier in the season were won by Swansea so that kinda makes us even!

errrrr


we have beaten your development side twice this season

I find it always helps to do a bit of research to check you're not in a glass house throwing stones before judging others

http://twohundredpercent.net/?p=22637

This week, the government referred one hundred companies to be investigated by HMRC under the suspicion that they might be breaking the law through their use of unpaid staff. The use of interns in professional football, however, seems to be on the rise at the moment, though, with nine Premier and Football League clubs – Dagenham & Redbridge, Wycombe Wanderers, West Bromwich Albion, Arsenal, Millwall, Huddersfield Town, Reading, Wigan Athletic, Watford and Cardiff City – all currently advertising unpaid internships on the pages of UK Sport’s website at the time of writing. That, of course, is the Arsenal owned by Stan Kroenke (estimated net worth: £1.8bn), the Cardiff City owned by Vincent Tan (estimated net worth: £757m), the West Bromwich Albion that is owned by Jeremy Peace (estimated net worth: £40m), the Wigan Athletic owned by Dave Whelan (net worth: £200 million), the Reading FC owned by Anton Zingarevich and John Madejski (combined net worth: £635m)… and so on, and so forth.

Tight bastards the lot of them.

Most heartening and interesting piece i gleaned from the article was
"the Cardiff City owned by Vincent Tan (estimated net worth: £757m)"

Swansea City recently advertised for performance analyst to work for eleven months shortly before announcing a £2m dividend to its owners.