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Or Braddley
Or Allen
Or Brittain
I could go on.
I could go on.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't Brittain sue Carlton in the Supreme Court for $300K+ ?
It is if you took it under the pretense that all was well and there would be no problems paying it back.
Here we go.. on one hand youre saying we won preierships by paying people under the counter.. and then youre saying we havent been paying them...
So which is it JD???
Have we been paying our players more or underpaying them???
Look youre hard to follow..... youre not very consistant are you Mr Dunne???
Ummm you still haven't explained how it is dishonest?How could you possibly own a company being this dense?
And undoubtedly will.
Actually it's the John Elliott way.To not be paying your bills and forcing people to accept a settlement because you were trading insolvent is against the law as well as the immoral aspect that it brings which os to force people to accept less than the agreed value of goods and services or they get nothing....
So illegal and immoral...
The StKilda way!!!
I'm sure anyone talking sense is hard for you to follow.
They weren't paid because the agreements were made OUTSIDE the contracts lodged with the AFL.
To pay them, you would have had to declare these payments under future cap's - a but hard when you were already a $1m over the TPP.
As for Brittain, did he or did he not lodge a writ in the Supreme Court for an amount over $300K??
Where has it been documented that there has been illegal or dishonest dealings at the StK club, can you produce anything, there are reams of docs concerning your clubs dishonest dealings.Before you come sliding down that pole with your firemans hat on attemoting to lecture me on corporate governance ...let me explain to you this...
To not be paying your bills and forcing people to accept a settlement because you were trading insolvent is against the law as well as the immoral aspect that it brings which os to force people to accept less than the agreed value of goods and services or they get nothing....
So illegal and immoral...
The StKilda way!!!
Did you pay Malcom Blight his full 2 million by the way???
Just goes to show how history is a constant yes???
trading insolvent rings a bell, I think it is still illegalTell that to every share holder in the land.
So if I lose on my shares, for eg Telecom, after they have told us that the company is going ok, down the track it fails, how is that dishonest?
trading insolvent rings a bell, I think it is still illegal
Actually it's the John Elliott way.
Unlike Elliott, no director from St Kilda has ever been brought before the courts for doing as you suggest.
I never said anyone was, i was just answering the question you posed, under what circumstances would it be dishonestWho was charged with that?
Where has it been documented that there has been illegal or dishonest dealings at the StK club, can you produce anything, there are reams of docs concerning your clubs dishonest dealings.
I never said anyone was, i was just answering the question you posed, under what circumstances would it be dishonest
Um . . . NOOk so what youre saying is this.....
We got done for cap breaches but the players were never paid the money we were done for.. so in fact we didnt cheat cos those players didnt receive monies ???
Ok... thanks..
Yeah, Carlton settled for about half what he was owed.Do you even know what the Brittain case ruling was????
The only thing you've said in this thread that remotely makes any sense.Look you should understand stuff before you talk about it????
Oh dear, your replies have been reduced to thatPoor fireman.!!!.. were not playing the slippery pole you know....????
Its all a timing issue, if they kept taking on creditors knowing full well there was a repayment / solvency issue, then it certainly would not paint them in the best light.So you agree that StKilda acted honestly.
What utter nonsense.If the creditors had not accepted the weak settlement it would have gone before the courts..
We all know that Elliot was prone to dishonest business dealings inside and outside of footy ,hardly a parallel in StKildas case.Its all a timing issue, if they kept taking on creditors knowing full well there was a repayment / solvency issue, then it certainly would not paint them in the best light.
I think this was Elliots problem
Oh dear, your replies have been reduced to that
What were those companies you owned again?
If any entity takes on debt in full knowledge of solvency problems without full disclosure to the creditors, then there is a problem.We all know that Elliot was prone to dishonest business dealings inside and outside of footy ,hardly a parallel in StKildas case.
What utter nonsense.
Tell me, why would have it gone before the courts?