There's no evidence he's evaided tax.Tax evasion is. If his combined income was below the personal allowance then he's ok.
There's no evidence he's evaided tax.Tax evasion is. If his combined income was below the personal allowance then he's ok.
There's no evidence he's evaided tax.
Whatever the outcome - and I hope the guys get a good result - it reinforces Assem's view that he can't trust Ehab to run a bath, let alone a business
Assem taught his lad how to be so ****ish in the first place. Let's not forget who instigated this evil.
Or "the **** never falls far from the ****".Spot on Kemps, the old saying - ''the apple never falls far from the tree'', is never wrong.
Interesting. Stupid thing to do, there was obviously going to be a clash of interests.
No. He put his work for the scum above getting our pitch ready for our game.
Wasn't it Silva who made a complaint about the state of the pitch?
It seems to me that folk are forgetting who decided to take this to a tribunal.
I'll call them what the **** I want Ta.
Black and white scum
Wasn't it Silva who made a complaint about the state of the pitch?
It seems to me that folk are forgetting who decided to take this to a tribunal.
If I remember correctly, Silva's complaint was after FC had played Friday night and then City played the following day v Swansea.
For the SMC to allow a RL fixture to take place less than 20 hours before is incompetent management.
But like everything else the fault always lies elsewhere - in this case the groundsmen.
He worked illegally for the scum. When he should have been doing the job he was paid to do.[/QUO
He worked for the SMC and for FC, the only organisation in the KCOM he didn’t work for was City.
And you rather missed the point, the SMC’s claims were made up, they’ve been moving the goalposts each time they get found out.
An Allam trait.
Wasn't it the Groundsmans job to move the goalposts.
We should ensure that their buddies in the Labour party (and potential breakaway party) know how they treat their hard working employees.
Sack-able offence that
who says he put his work for fc before his work on the pitch? he had 365 days a year and 168 hours a week to do the pitch. fc have about 20 home games. have any of you ever done any gardening? evidently not.
I'd look at his contracted hours and see when he was in the changing room with fc shirts in his hands.who says he put his work for fc before his work on the pitch? he had 365 days a year and 168 hours a week to do the pitch. fc have about 20 home games. have any of you ever done any gardening? evidently not.