Agree totally, the bit I dont understand is the club agreed payments with the HMRC, paid these but still had to go to court for a winding up petition? That bit doesnt make sense or is it me? I honestly dont think the club will have a problem paying the amounts owed in instalments but why the HMRC took it to court and it all became public is a mystery...

Love it.

very good, but i didnt think wakefield had a press officer

this is the major concern to me.
If everything was agreed and under control, why the need to go to court?
I am not convinced at all, these people got us into it, therefore I am not confident they are going to be able to get us out.
to me there are too many gaps in the finance side of this club, money comes in and appears never to be seen again, which adds to the speculation about our administrators.
Rhumours appear, wether that is the sale of a player, debt or whatever, these are dispelled, denied or ignored and then bang, a player goes or were in schtuck!!!
I simply do not trust the honesty or compitency of these people anymore, and I am not on my own, clearly.

As I understand it, and I maybe wrong, image rite contracts can or should only be used in conjunction with offshore accounts and are normally only paid to overseas players.


HMRC think that this should be to a maximum of 15 to 20% of a players salary.

However it appears that some clubs have been paying as much as 50% to players on this way and not just overseas players.
Adeybull or any qualified tax expert are probably far better to qualify if this is correct.

Whatever happened here, we had the big launch then nothing as been heard since.
How much was raised ?
Did JK receive these funds ?

Nothing more as been mentioned to my knowledge, swept under the carpet once more.
So the possibility of getting to the truth on the HMRC debacle will be like watching XFiles.


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another good example!!

Maybe it's a ittle less sinister than that,i'd guess the shares thing went quiet because we didn't sell many.

The club didn't sell the full allocation, but they did sell quite a few.

All those who applied recieved their share certificates shortly after.

Not sure if there are plans to make any announcement - but I suppose the answer is that for those who invested, they will now be shareholders (if not already) and will be able to ask at the next agm.

Will we still have a club to support by the next agm??

Of course we will!

I always took no news as good news - but now i take as no news is club having the worst accountnat in the world.

It's not rocket science is it TRB. The success of your project SWAG worked because you communicated with the supporters.

Communication is all is asked for. Obviously there was a lack of it with Her Majesty's as well because that situarion does not happen overnight it takes many many months to get to those kind of proceedings and usually happens when all else fails.