Harry Redknapp.
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No idea, but anyone seen sky sports news this morning before he went into court?
They were interviewing him in his Range Rover and he had the following to say 'I don't want to talk about other people's bank accounts, but Rosie 47 is a triffic bank account.'
They were interviewing him in his Range Rover and he had the following to say 'I don't want to talk about other people's bank accounts, but Rosie 47 is a triffic bank account.'
[quote author=737Max link=topic=48418.msg1469584#msg1469584 date=1327403237]
No idea, but anyone seen sky sports news this morning before he went into court?
They were interviewing him in his Range Rover and he had the following to say 'I don't want to talk about other people's bank accounts, but Rosie 47 is a triffic bank account.'
[/quote]Lol.
No idea, but anyone seen sky sports news this morning before he went into court?
They were interviewing him in his Range Rover and he had the following to say 'I don't want to talk about other people's bank accounts, but Rosie 47 is a triffic bank account.'
[/quote]Lol.
harry going to prison would be
[quote author=737Max link=topic=48418.msg1469584#msg1469584 date=1327403237]
No idea, but anyone seen sky sports news this morning before he went into court?
They were interviewing him in his Range Rover and he had the following to say 'I don't want to talk about other people's bank accounts, but Rosie 47 is a triffic bank account.'
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Mega lol!
No idea, but anyone seen sky sports news this morning before he went into court?
They were interviewing him in his Range Rover and he had the following to say 'I don't want to talk about other people's bank accounts, but Rosie 47 is a triffic bank account.'
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Mega lol!
[quote author=Richey link=topic=48418.msg1469614#msg1469614 date=1327406259]
Not heard his defence yet. He might well be found not guilty.
If he is found guilty not sure he will go to jail. Do tax cheats tend to go to jail or usually just get one hell of a fine?
Probably not much point sending 'Arry to jail really
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snipes did and so did capone.
Not heard his defence yet. He might well be found not guilty.
If he is found guilty not sure he will go to jail. Do tax cheats tend to go to jail or usually just get one hell of a fine?
Probably not much point sending 'Arry to jail really
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snipes did and so did capone.
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He won't go to jail, but it would be great if he did.
I wouldnt particularly want to see him go to jail to be honest.
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[quote author=Richey link=topic=48418.msg1469614#msg1469614 date=1327406259]
Not heard his defence yet. He might well be found not guilty.
If he is found guilty not sure he will go to jail. Do tax cheats tend to go to jail or usually just get one hell of a fine?
Probably not much point sending 'Arry to jail really
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snipes did and so did capone.
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That was in the states though. This is 'Arry! They couldn't possibly send him to jail.
[quote author=Richey link=topic=48418.msg1469614#msg1469614 date=1327406259]
Not heard his defence yet. He might well be found not guilty.
If he is found guilty not sure he will go to jail. Do tax cheats tend to go to jail or usually just get one hell of a fine?
Probably not much point sending 'Arry to jail really
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snipes did and so did capone.
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That was in the states though. This is 'Arry! They couldn't possibly send him to jail.
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[quote author=spider-neil link=topic=48418.msg1469639#msg1469639 date=1327407772]
[quote author=Richey link=topic=48418.msg1469614#msg1469614 date=1327406259]
Not heard his defence yet. He might well be found not guilty.
If he is found guilty not sure he will go to jail. Do tax cheats tend to go to jail or usually just get one hell of a fine?
Probably not much point sending 'Arry to jail really
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snipes did and so did capone.
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That was in the states though. This is 'Arry! They couldn't possibly send him to jail.
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A ban from giving interviews to the media would be too good too be true?
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[quote author=Richey link=topic=48418.msg1469614#msg1469614 date=1327406259]
Not heard his defence yet. He might well be found not guilty.
If he is found guilty not sure he will go to jail. Do tax cheats tend to go to jail or usually just get one hell of a fine?
Probably not much point sending 'Arry to jail really
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snipes did and so did capone.
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That was in the states though. This is 'Arry! They couldn't possibly send him to jail.
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A ban from giving interviews to the media would be too good too be true?
Blow them to smithereens, I expect. Venables was forced to quit for less. What I'm wondering is whether just the fact that there's been this hoohah at all will scupper Harry's chances, whether he's found guilty or not.
[quote author=Tal link=topic=48418.msg1469821#msg1469821 date=1327424612]
I hope not. He's the perfect/only candidate and I think Spurs will suffer if they lose him; giving us more of a chance of getting back into the Top 4. At least, that's the theory.
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Yep I agree with this. Most of the time I couldn't give two fucks about England but 'Arry is the obvious choice. And it would definitely weaken the yids!
I hope not. He's the perfect/only candidate and I think Spurs will suffer if they lose him; giving us more of a chance of getting back into the Top 4. At least, that's the theory.
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Yep I agree with this. Most of the time I couldn't give two fucks about England but 'Arry is the obvious choice. And it would definitely weaken the yids!
He's looking as guilty as sin. Wheeler dealer indeed.
[quote author=hmmmmm1 link=topic=48418.msg1469899#msg1469899 date=1327436502]
can you go to prison for fraud in this country?
Wont he just get ordered to pay his due and get a suspended sentence.... this is just not paying his tax's
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You certainly can be imprisoned for fraud. I expect there's some kind of sentencing tariff for fraud convictions, but I don't know where this case would fit into it.
can you go to prison for fraud in this country?
Wont he just get ordered to pay his due and get a suspended sentence.... this is just not paying his tax's
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You certainly can be imprisoned for fraud. I expect there's some kind of sentencing tariff for fraud convictions, but I don't know where this case would fit into it.
Saw this on a Spurs Forum
Source: Daily Express
THE Football Association are privately looking for another successor to Fabio Capello – because of fears that first choice Harry Redknapp could go to prison.
Redknapp faces “an unlimited” jail sentence if he is convicted of “cheating the public revenue” out of £40,000 when he goes on trial with Sheffield Wednesday owner Milan Mandaric at Southwark Crown Court next month.
And if that happens the straight-laced FA would shy away from someone with a criminal record no matter how much the fans want him.
Redknapp, who vehemently denies charges relating to when he and Mandaric were at Portsmouth, has made no secret that he would seriously consider the England job if it was offered.
But his chances – and fate – will depend on the judge who tries him and who could impose “an unlimited fine” instead if he is found guilty.
If the worst came to the worst the controversial Spurs boss could be locked up for a significant part of next season.
Spurs, who insist that the case has nothing to do with the job Redknapp is doing for them, would almost certainly support him and hand over the reigns to his assistant, Kevin Bond, as caretaker.
But the FA, who want to replace Capello with an Englishman when the Italian’s lucrative contract expires next year, would want their man to be squeaky clean.
In the meantime Redknapp is stepping up his efforts to assemble a White Hart Lane squad capable of winning at least a Champions League place next season – with or without him.
He has already signed veteran goalkeeper Brad Friedel from Aston Villa and is also believed to be targeting Sunderland’s Ghanaian striker Asamoah Gyan after having a £10million bid for Ivorian striker Gervinho rejected by Lille.
Redknapp has been living under the threat of prison ever since police launched their probe into financial dealings at Portsmouth three years ago.
The Crown Prosecution Service alleges that he received two payments totalling £185,000 from Mandaric through a Monaco bank account.
He is charged with two counts of cheating the public revenue of approximately £40,000 by evading National Insurance contributions.
Mandaric is charged with tax evasion relating to the payment.
Source: Daily Express
THE Football Association are privately looking for another successor to Fabio Capello – because of fears that first choice Harry Redknapp could go to prison.
Redknapp faces “an unlimited” jail sentence if he is convicted of “cheating the public revenue” out of £40,000 when he goes on trial with Sheffield Wednesday owner Milan Mandaric at Southwark Crown Court next month.
And if that happens the straight-laced FA would shy away from someone with a criminal record no matter how much the fans want him.
Redknapp, who vehemently denies charges relating to when he and Mandaric were at Portsmouth, has made no secret that he would seriously consider the England job if it was offered.
But his chances – and fate – will depend on the judge who tries him and who could impose “an unlimited fine” instead if he is found guilty.
If the worst came to the worst the controversial Spurs boss could be locked up for a significant part of next season.
Spurs, who insist that the case has nothing to do with the job Redknapp is doing for them, would almost certainly support him and hand over the reigns to his assistant, Kevin Bond, as caretaker.
But the FA, who want to replace Capello with an Englishman when the Italian’s lucrative contract expires next year, would want their man to be squeaky clean.
In the meantime Redknapp is stepping up his efforts to assemble a White Hart Lane squad capable of winning at least a Champions League place next season – with or without him.
He has already signed veteran goalkeeper Brad Friedel from Aston Villa and is also believed to be targeting Sunderland’s Ghanaian striker Asamoah Gyan after having a £10million bid for Ivorian striker Gervinho rejected by Lille.
Redknapp has been living under the threat of prison ever since police launched their probe into financial dealings at Portsmouth three years ago.
The Crown Prosecution Service alleges that he received two payments totalling £185,000 from Mandaric through a Monaco bank account.
He is charged with two counts of cheating the public revenue of approximately £40,000 by evading National Insurance contributions.
Mandaric is charged with tax evasion relating to the payment.
[quote author=hmmmmm1 link=topic=48418.msg1469971#msg1469971 date=1327442974]
I seriously doubt he would go to prison for £40K
Though it does me think the risk arry would taken on career for money which barley covers a months wage for him.
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Tell that to the kids who stole tv/shoes/etc during the riots in London.
I seriously doubt he would go to prison for £40K
Though it does me think the risk arry would taken on career for money which barley covers a months wage for him.
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Tell that to the kids who stole tv/shoes/etc during the riots in London.
[quote author=hmmmmm1 link=topic=48418.msg1469971#msg1469971 date=1327442974]
I seriously doubt he would go to prison for £40K
Though it does me think the risk arry would taken on career for money which barley covers a months wage for him.
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Reported differently here
"Both Redknapp and Mandaric deny two counts of cheating the public revenue over payments worth £189,000."
http://www.mirrorfootball.co.uk/news/Harry-Redknapp-tax-evasion-trial-day-two-LIVE-article856980.html
I seriously doubt he would go to prison for £40K
Though it does me think the risk arry would taken on career for money which barley covers a months wage for him.
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Reported differently here
"Both Redknapp and Mandaric deny two counts of cheating the public revenue over payments worth £189,000."
http://www.mirrorfootball.co.uk/news/Harry-Redknapp-tax-evasion-trial-day-two-LIVE-article856980.html
Send him down. I can see him making a massive name for himself inside..... Swapping bread rolls and fruit for jellied eels and 20 smokes. I just hope his little friend Mister Jingles has a massive cock, and is a Gooner.
What a fucking fool bringing the money back into his normal account.
And when he got gripped - couldn't he have just said it was a fuck up and paid? If he goes to prison it's for stupidity.
Also - judicial types - won't they want to send a message to scare us proles into being good?
And when he got gripped - couldn't he have just said it was a fuck up and paid? If he goes to prison it's for stupidity.
Also - judicial types - won't they want to send a message to scare us proles into being good?
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[quote author=hmmmmm1 link=topic=48418.msg1469899#msg1469899 date=1327436502]
can you go to prison for fraud in this country?
Wont he just get ordered to pay his due and get a suspended sentence.... this is just not paying his tax's
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You certainly can be imprisoned for fraud. I expect there's some kind of sentencing tariff for fraud convictions, but I don't know where this case would fit into it.
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Indeed you can.
For aggravating factors the amount is obviously considered, as well as whether it was planned in advance, how long it went on for , how many were involved, whether evidence was concealed etc.
Mitigating factors would be level of involvement, age, whether it was legal at the start and whether it was stopped voluntarily.
So it doesn't look GREAT for 'Arry, but we haven't heard his defence yet.
If he does get found guilty though I still think it will be a massive fine and a suspended sentence.
[quote author=hmmmmm1 link=topic=48418.msg1469899#msg1469899 date=1327436502]
can you go to prison for fraud in this country?
Wont he just get ordered to pay his due and get a suspended sentence.... this is just not paying his tax's
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You certainly can be imprisoned for fraud. I expect there's some kind of sentencing tariff for fraud convictions, but I don't know where this case would fit into it.
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Indeed you can.
For aggravating factors the amount is obviously considered, as well as whether it was planned in advance, how long it went on for , how many were involved, whether evidence was concealed etc.
Mitigating factors would be level of involvement, age, whether it was legal at the start and whether it was stopped voluntarily.
So it doesn't look GREAT for 'Arry, but we haven't heard his defence yet.
If he does get found guilty though I still think it will be a massive fine and a suspended sentence.
[quote author=Richey link=topic=48418.msg1470011#msg1470011 date=1327447946]
[quote author=Judge Jules link=topic=48418.msg1469906#msg1469906 date=1327437025]
[quote author=hmmmmm1 link=topic=48418.msg1469899#msg1469899 date=1327436502]
can you go to prison for fraud in this country?
Wont he just get ordered to pay his due and get a suspended sentence.... this is just not paying his tax's
[/quote]
You certainly can be imprisoned for fraud. I expect there's some kind of sentencing tariff for fraud convictions, but I don't know where this case would fit into it.
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Indeed you can.
For aggravating factors the amount is obviously considered, as well as whether it was planned in advance, how long it went on for , how many were involved, whether evidence was concealed etc.
Mitigating factors would be level of involvement, age, whether it was legal at the start and whether it was stopped voluntarily.
So it doesn't look GREAT for 'Arry, but we haven't heard his defence yet.
If he does get found guilty though I still think it will be a massive fine and a suspended sentence.
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Lucky for him it's not an FA court, otherwise there would be no point paying for a defence lawyer.
[quote author=Judge Jules link=topic=48418.msg1469906#msg1469906 date=1327437025]
[quote author=hmmmmm1 link=topic=48418.msg1469899#msg1469899 date=1327436502]
can you go to prison for fraud in this country?
Wont he just get ordered to pay his due and get a suspended sentence.... this is just not paying his tax's
[/quote]
You certainly can be imprisoned for fraud. I expect there's some kind of sentencing tariff for fraud convictions, but I don't know where this case would fit into it.
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Indeed you can.
For aggravating factors the amount is obviously considered, as well as whether it was planned in advance, how long it went on for , how many were involved, whether evidence was concealed etc.
Mitigating factors would be level of involvement, age, whether it was legal at the start and whether it was stopped voluntarily.
So it doesn't look GREAT for 'Arry, but we haven't heard his defence yet.
If he does get found guilty though I still think it will be a massive fine and a suspended sentence.
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Lucky for him it's not an FA court, otherwise there would be no point paying for a defence lawyer.
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