I don't know about unseen clues, but there are plenty in the public domain. As already mentioned, a Government body, does not seize property for no reason and is unlikely to prevent them from funding their overseas company, without some assurances, for no valid reason. I am sure it will eventually come out, but as we have seen time after time, the owners, seem to want the fans to believe that they are honourable people and are in this for valid reasons. I would love to know what those reasons are though.

No way that's real - must be a pub team.

Not really a CEO gig if Gestede has complete control over Football and Suhail has control on Finances and Commercial. More of an operations manager position. Low ego = will do whatever Suhail tells you to do.

I didn't know where to put this but it made me laugh. Woman complains about Corfu hotel with no English food available There are some classic lines. At first I thought it was written on 1st April.

Indirectly it's all to do with Rovers i.e the funding set up from India to the UK for the (sole) purpose of financing the football club. The VH group is under investigation for specific issues that went array connected to putting money into the UK company that owns the club. Whilst the club itself isn't under investigation its ultimate parent company and financial provider is therefore everything it inter connected one way or another. Lets not go all Steve Waggot and pretend it isn't and personally i'm pretty convinced if the Indian authorities could crawl all over Rovers books and every transaction between VLL and BRFC they would. Not saying they'd find anything other than a few more cock ups but i'm not totally convinced either and i doubt they are but they've obviously nothing to go to date that we know about.

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Suhail is running it, as allegedly he always has done.

My view of what? The court case deals with a very specific issue that has nothing to do with Rovers.

I don't really know which thread to ask this question in, as it spans across all of them. Was there ever an announcement as to who would run the club temporarily now that Waggott's gone? It's been 2 weeks now and I can't recall anything.

I think Japan chose not to select a number of their best players for whatever reason.

Are their any unseen clues or information not mentioned on here that give more insight into what could really be going on within these cases?

Even free transfers are out of the question here as they usually entail a bigger signing on fee. I imagine we'll start putting a few moves together in August like we did last year, loans, maybe free agents who haven't been snapped up yet that have lowered there demands etc.

Unless its a free or loan I can't see us signing anyone given our financial woes.

That's because it won't, it was never a serious link. Just something to get the fans thinking that something was happening after the bad publicity of the whole Women's team debacle , and then the CEO leaving.

And theres now an article saying we have a "verbal" offer to Tyjon that as of yet hasnt led to a new deal. We have a busy 3 weeks or so ahead. Ismael wants 90% of business done by pre season, and as far as I can see, we need a right back, centre back, 2 central midfielders, an attacking midfielder, 2 wingers and a striker. Thats before potential replacements for the players about to enter their final year. Ismael said he wanted 6 or 7 and that was when we assumed Batth and Weimann were staying. With our well run club, I am sure that we will have 7 of those 8 players all ready to go for pre season to satisfy Ismael, and deals for Tronstad, Travis and Brittain all sorted as after all, we couldnt possibly offer them anything mid season. Seems like on that Sagnan, 2 weeks after saying we were in advanced talks. Jackson only ever occasionally mentions it and just repeats that he has reported that. No suggestion that anything has or will happen on that.

Imagine a totally innocent company having some of their perfectly innocent business investigated and put through these type of restrictions by HMRC, including property being seized. They would be seriously exposed to being sued and therefore taking a huge risk, doing what they have, with no evidence of wrong doing. I pretty much convinced it’s down to some sort of activity, that is less than 100% legitimate.

The mere fact they've ended up under investigation by the govt department they have kind of points to the Indian govt not sharing your view. Regardless of if anything else turns up or not they obviously had enough suspicion to kick off in the first place.

Yep, saw that they signed their 3rd player of the summer yesterday. No idea on the quality of any of them but at least they've had their targets and landed them early doors. Christ knows what our lot are up to.

Still plenty of weeks wages to be saved on at present. Plus 10K per week for no Waggott. What's not to like.

Yes totally agree from the limited experience iv'e had with it and also everything we've seen with the club. Yes there is the caste system that plays a big part over there and i'm sure that's a factor especially when we've had an Indian chap defacto running the club. In fact i'd say its been a big part of our problems not daring to speak up to the leaders even in desperate times but face saving by them over there no i reckon it's quite the opposite. More stubbornness and arrogance than anything, we've got the $ clout so we'll do what we want.

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Japan lost 1-0 to a 90th minute Australian goal.

He's a Japan international now? Expect him to be sold to keep the lights on in January then.