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Chris McLaughlin ‏@BBCchrismclaug

#SPL have investigated claims that #Celtic may have had side contract with Juninho but say there is no case to answer.

hopefullu we'll get an explanation for that one then from these corrupt cunts.

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Chris McLaughlin ‏@BBCchrismclaug

#SPL have investigated claims that #Celtic may have had side contract with Juninho but say there is no case to answer.

hopefullu we'll get an explanation for that one then from these corrupt cunts.

Blimey, that was quick! Investigation:

Regan: "Petey, sorry to ask, but there wasn't any funny business with Jun..."

Lawell: "DID I TELL YOU TO STOP SUCKING?"

Regan: "Sorry Pete."

Investigation concluded.00000042.gif

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Chris McLaughlin ‏@BBCchrismclaug

#SPL have investigated claims that #Celtic may have had side contract with Juninho but say there is no case to answer.

hopefullu we'll get an explanation for that one then from these corrupt cunts.

Translated into the Queens English and that reads

The SPL is totally corrupt and frankly we dont care who knows.

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It wasn't a side contract or a dual contract, it was a loan. Hence the name.

Same as ours.

the difference is, they are saying - we have a case to answer, and a hearing.

but in repsonse to charlies comemtns on monday morning - they've taken a day and decided nobody else... has a case to answer.

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Chris McLaughlin ‏@BBCchrismclaug

#Celtic source tells me they are satisfied they acted appropriately in Juninho case. They did use EBT but they say all above board.

From that I can have a good guess that the SPL`S "investigation" went as far as asking Celtic if they done anything dodgy, them saying no, and that was satisfactory enough for the SPL?

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Don't know if this is interesting to anyone or not, just wondering what they have apparetly done differently...?!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/mobile/football/19577683

The Scottish Premier League have investigated Celtic's use of an employee benefit trust and say they are satisfied that no rules were breached.

The league concluded the scheme was legal and above board.

BBC Scotland understands the case relates to the Brazilian player, Juninho Paulista.

Meanwhile, the SPL have called for anyone with proof of other clubs using the EBT schemes inappropriately to provide evidence.

EBTs typically involve an employer depositing money in a trust, which is paid out to beneficiaries in the form of tax-free loans but such payments should not be made on a contractual basis, as it would make them part of an employee's salary and subject to tax and National Insurance.

An independent commission, appointed by the SPL, will in November begin a hearing into Rangers' alleged use of dual contracts during the period (2001-2010) they used EBTs for players.

The inquiry will seek to determine whether the club broke rules over disclosure of payments to players.

Rangers were relaunched by a new company earlier this year after the previous incarnation could not be saved from liquidation.

However, the Ibrox side had their bid to take over the SPL share previously owned by Rangers rejected and the club was instead placed in Scottish Division Three.

And, after announcing Rangers would not take part in the independent commission's initial meeting on Tuesday, the club's chief executive Charles Green claimed "more than two" clubs had used EBTs.

An SPL spokesman responded: "The Scottish Premier League notes the recent statement by Charles Green suggesting that a number of other clubs may have used EBTs.

"If anyone has any evidence that any SPL Rule has been broken by any club in relation to the use of EBTs, they should pass that evidence to the SPL or to the Scottish FA so that their claims may be investigated.

"Separately, we have seen reports regarding an EBT in relation to a former player of Celtic FC. The SPL has investigated the arrangements and documentation in that case and has determined that there is no evidence of any breach of SPL Rules. The SPL has therefore decided that no further action should be taken."

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so according to SPL

good ETB = not listed in accounts, not disclosing it, getting fined by taxman because of it and having to then also pay the tax on it + fine, then STILL dont declare it, but have YOUR CLUB's lawyers investigate if you done wrong on something they most likely also advised you on.

bad ETB = declare on every years accounts, have a senile old cunt with axe to grind claim used wrongly even though he was not on board during times ETBs used, have biggest rivals lawyers investigate if anything done wrong.

SPL corrupt to the core

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