Lack of any thinking whatsoever.

This is the review of the beer available at the ground that my dad's mate gave 20 years ago. "You'd buy it to wet your mouth with and nothing more."

Just one more example of why waggot is such a cunt.

No secret that we have shit fans. Just look at the attendance figures 😁

Missed a chance for the best headline there. Should have been 500 Words After 5000 Games

If the upper management of the club were not the laziest and most incompetent bunch of fuckwits around, I'm sure that some proper legends would have been in attendance and the day would have been a big celebration.

To be fair, that should be down the list as the very first question should be "why the fuck is the Blackburn End closed?!?!?!"

He's made it very clear that he has no shame.

Depends who is doing the audit and what their underlying motivation is.

Does he even have a plan A? JDT 4-0 Gurning Chump

When talking about this subject it is imperative to keep an open mind. Who knows if there are ulterior motives for the Indian government going after venkys, after all Al Capone was only ever legally guilty of tax fraud.

Big Chris Samba, Colin Hendry, Tony Parkes, Bryan Douglas. No idea on the others.

That's what we want to hear. 👍

You can always read something else.

You cannot be certain.

Venkys wet dream. Wouldn't take you down but would never get you up in a million years.

R. Dean Taylor - There's A Ghost In My House

No more than 15000 Must be because of shit fans.

I figured it would be them. The fact we've spent the MAJORITY of our time in the top division where there were fewer teams has put us in 7th place.

Wait till Martin gets fired

NONE of us know. That's the point. What is your logic, if there is any, behind your assumptions? So a multi million pound business is not an asset then? They absolutely do. They rent business space, lease vehicles, machinery etc, all thing they can afford to buy but choose to lease as it can be classed as an expense. When they need to they will absolutely find ways to write money off if it is beneficial. It does make me laugh that people who just think they throw 15million at year away for absolutely no reason are so certain that they are right. I don't know what the true reasons are, none of us do. Edit: I'll just add that when I say tax I'm using that term very loosely. I would hazard a guess that you don't end up a billionaire in Pune without having to deal with organised crime or the like in some way or another. This is what I mean by the bigger picture. Getting obsessed with personal income tax regulations is unbelievably short sighted when talking about a multi national corporation.

I'll reiterate the point that only the venkys CFO actually knows how it all goes together. You have also not said anything regarding the house purchase. Large companies make losses all over the place to write off tax. When you're turning over massive amounts each year, an asset that regularly loses 10-20million is a great tool for balancing the books. Please try and see the bigger picture here.

You and Mattyblue are shaping up to be the next leaders of BRFC's commercial and operational era. £700,000 well spent.

So you've not grasped the concept of tax brackets then. For example 65-40% = 39 55-25% = 41.25 Obviously it isn’t as simple as this and none of us know how they are doing it. The only person who could possibly kbow how the finances work across whole venkys business would be the CFO. One of the only real consistencies overthe last 13 years have been the losses. When they threaten to change in either direction, action is taken. Lose too much it will cost money. Promotion and a sudden injection of 200 million also causes problems as you now can't write off 20 million in losses. Remember, these people who are supposedly billionaires bought a house for 7 million, crumbs to them according to some, and ran it through the company books as a tax dodge. Now they are having assets siezed because of this and they have had to reign in the spending on their other financial write off. Supposedly.

You're on to it. Give this man a £400,000 a year job.