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Club Accounts
You'll be pleased to learn that this fucking retard is calling it a day.
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Club Accounts
All I would say is that if I were a highly qualified accountant I would find it insulting to be put on a 'probationary period'. How many Bolton Players are on a 'probationary period' (at much higher salaries)?
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Club Accounts
Read the resignation letter at Companies House.
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Club Accounts
Shaun McHugh was hailed as having tremendous experience etc. It must have been galling to have been placed on a 'probationary period'. It was insulting.
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Club Accounts
My apologies. ken is wonderful. He is our saviour.
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Club Accounts
Seems a bit careless losing three finance directors and a firm of auditors in the space of a year.
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Winding Up Orders
Yes, everything's fine. KA is going to settle the BluMarble deal from his own pocket and I'm sure that the 2015/16 accounts will be published soon given that we are approaching the end of the 2016/17 year (next week).
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Winding Up Orders
Yep, all sorted.
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Winding Up Orders
As I have said before: they felt obliged to resign on 30the April as they were not able to get sufficient information from the directors with which to form a professional opinion. You can read the statement for yourself.
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Winding Up Orders
You could, of course, asked politely.
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Winding Up Orders
I'm sorry, I don't appreciate threats/ultimatums.
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Winding Up Orders
Sorry for the repeated message. It appeared to get blocked time and time again.
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Winding Up Orders
They were forced to resign because they were unable to fulfil their professional duties. Standard practice. I post the information simply to correct the KA version that the move was purely for commercial i.e. cost reasons. The main point is that at present the Club has only qualified accounts for 2014/15 which would not be acceptable to the EFL. Let's hope that this is not repeated in the production of the 2015/16 accounts. My apologies for raising the matter
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Winding Up Orders
They were 'forced to resign' because they were unable to fulfil their professional duties. Standard practice. I posted the information simply to correct the KA version that the move was purely for commercial (i.e cost) reasons. The main point is that at present the Club has only qualified accounts (for 2014/2015) which would not be acceptable to the EFL. I apologise for raising the matter.
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Winding Up Orders
They were 'forced to resign' because they were unable to fulfil their professional duties. Standard practice. I posted the information simply to correct the KA version that the move was purely for commercial (i.e cost) reasons. The main point is that at present the Club has only qualified accounts (for 2014/2015) which would not be acceptable to the EFL. I apologise for raising the matter.
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