You are on overdrive recently!
Have ccfc paid any court fees to date?
Didn't they already pay some to the council?Not that i am aware of.
But have Sisu paid any court fees to date. Are they still to be paid ?
If so where will they get the money from if the owners don't want to cough up ?
Have the latest ones had a figure ruled yet?
Court costs wouldn't be payed to the council would they, the councils legal fees wouldDidn't they already pay some to the council?
Not sure about the latest ones.
Court costs wouldn't be payed to the council would they, the councils legal fees would
But not court costs.
Where from?I have very reliable information that the sales of Willis and Stevenson are to cover court fees and the reason we've rejected a bid from Brentford is if we get a certain figure then sisu will have the funds to launch another case.
Eh?Highly unlikely sisu pay a penny on court cases let alone ccfc
Where from?
Where from?
Where from?
No I just straight made it up, wanted to know how it feltEh?
I'm guessing a three way toss up between "The pub", "facebook" and "Jim the Gateman"
The implication is that State Aid cases could prove massive precedence across the EU so are therefore funded by 3rd parties with a vested interest. SISU as a buyer of distressed debt will know of plenty of such third parties.Eh?
I'm guessing a three way toss up between "The pub", "facebook" and "Jim the Gateman"
You're probably right, after all they don't even pay their Chairman.Highly unlikely sisu pay a penny on court cases let alone ccfc
I used question marks to open up discussion as i don't know the answer.
But someone has to pay the lawyers for the days in court, the money has to come from somewhere ?
Google third party litigation funding
Done it.
Yes there are companies that will take on costs based on prospects of success.
So in irrelevant in this case as they had no chance of winning !
So who will pay the lawyers ?
Thus proving(If you're not being given false information) that no money will be going to CCFC for the playing staff.I have very reliable information that the sales of Willis and Stevenson are to cover court fees and the reason we've rejected a bid from Brentford is if we get a certain figure then sisu will have the funds to launch another case.
Thus proving(If you're not being given false information) that no money will be going to CCFC for the playing staff.
Pity he didn't get my point on FisherHe was joking
It is not just the prospect of success, there is also a risk/reward equation, as these cases may have staggeringly huge implications across Europe the reward potential is correspondingly massive.Done it.
Yes there are companies that will take on costs based on prospects of success.
So in irrelevant in this case as they had no chance of winning !
So who will pay the lawyers ?
So its not inconceivable for Sisu to take money out of the club against existing debt to fund the lawyers.
Any debts owed by CCFC can be paid out at any point, assuming we have the money to pay them. However the accounts don't show this happening and something would have to be billed to the club. I'm not sure the auditors would give a pass to a huge bill for legal fees incurred by a third party taking legal action.So its not inconceivable for Sisu to take money out of the club against existing debt to fund the lawyers.
Any debts owed by CCFC can be paid out at any point, assuming we have the money to pay them. However the accounts don't show this happening and something would have to be billed to the club. I'm not sure the auditors would give a pass to a huge bill for legal fees incurred by a third party taking legal action.
Could you provide 100% proof please? your source?That's not happening.
IF CCFC genuinely owes money to SISU, then they are entitled to take money out to cover debts. (although others who understand the accounts say there is no evidence of that so far). It's not corrupt. It's not lining SISU's pockets.So its not inconceivable for Sisu to take money out of the club against existing debt to fund the lawyers.
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