SufcBilly
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There is no issue with the buybackMentioned you a bit further up. Looks like you were right after all that there is a problem Villas end with the buy back. Spot on
As you say hopefully it can all be ironed out soon.
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There is no issue with the buybackMentioned you a bit further up. Looks like you were right after all that there is a problem Villas end with the buy back. Spot on
As you say hopefully it can all be ironed out soon.
You would think though when games can be played on any day then the organisation should work on a 7 day basis with always someone available to deal with this. Most places now are working 7 days a week wether we like it or notI work for a large organisation and we only have certain staff working Saturdays, most work Monday to Friday, probably same at the FA/EPL.
It is an interesting one as it does look like a loan dressed up as a sale to help Villa dodge FFP. However, it requires Blades to be relegated for that to happen which is not guaranteed which makes me think that it will go through. Buyback clauses are standard enough, and Blades can presumably legitimately claim that having an obligation on Villa to purchase Archer in the event of relegation is simply smart business and they are reducing the risk to the clubI’m absolutely not one. But I am an expert in tax law, where there is a concept of “substance over form”. In other words, if what actually happened isn’t what was written into contracts etc. HMRC can ignore the paperwork and impose tax according to the actual events that took place.
So, my concern is whether something similar might exist in this case, because it looks to me like a loan dressed up to be something else. But it’s not my area of expertise so I haven’t a clue.
Ooh touched a nerve. Who are the clubs “legal advisers”Once again, you are talking about things that you are completely clueless about.
But let’s humour you. Name some specific things that the club’s legal advisers have fucked since Bettis has been here.
You’re right there, but with flexibility of working these days all 7 days can be covered.Most office jobs don't work weekends mate, and never have done.
If you are accusing them of fucking up I assume you would know that.Ooh touched a nerve. Who are the clubs “legal advisers”
But but but you’re apparently a comedy poster!Its best that this had come to light now, because if ut went through and we played him, we would be getting a hefty punishment. And the Premier league would love to shit on the Blades again
Hefty punishment for what? The transfer is completely kosherIts best that this had come to light now, because if ut went through and we played him, we would be getting a hefty punishment. And the Premier league would love to shit on the Blades again
Perhaps,but only with cynical suspicious mindsOK, not get them relegated but can see players not busting a gut knowing what's available no matter what the outcome.
No offence mate but that’s just your opinion. If I went on peoples opinion who post on such matters that would have you believe it’s fact he would have signed by mow. He hasn’t and only person I’ve seen say there was a problem, and at Villas end is Lupa. Seems he knew more than ITKs on the thread.There is no issue with the buyback
Certainly was the case during the Tevez situation when PL CEO Richard Scudamore made himself available 24 hours a day - TO HELP WEST HAM with their difficultiesYou would think though when games can be played on any day then the organisation should work on a 7 day basis with always someone available to deal with this. Most places now are working 7 days a week wether we like it or not
It’s his contract, there is no issue or problems it’s just not agreed yet, just like when we give someone a new contract or sign someone the contract isn’t agreed on the first offer. Absolutely nothing to do with any Prem interference or anything like that, just as simple as his Villa contract isn’t agreedNo offence mate but that’s just your opinion. If I went on peoples opinion who post on such matters that would have you believe it’s fact he would have signed by mow. He hasn’t and only person I’ve seen say there was a problem, and at Villas end is Lupa. Seems he knew more than ITKs on the thread.
Whether it’s buyback or just his contract fingers crossed Villa smarten themselves up soon.
As I said, Lupa posted there was a problem and he said it was at Villas end. He was ridiculed abit for it. He’s more itk than anyone else on this thread as far as I can see as it was all done so they reckoned. Can’t be all done if it’s not all done regardless who is to blameIt’s his contract, there is no issue or problems it’s just not agreed yet, just like when we give someone a new contract or sign someone the contract isn’t agreed on the first offer. Absolutely nothing to do with any Prem interference or anything like that, just as simple as his Villa contract isn’t agreed
But at least they do it quickly!Some people on this thread still wet the bed I’m sure.
I’m not sure. It’s the obligation that concerns me. If a specified event occurs then it is guaranteed. So it could be construed as a loan if we are relegated but a sale if we are not. Sean Thornton can confirm, but I would have thought Villa’s accounts would need to include the buy back as a contingent liability?It is an interesting one as it does look like a loan dressed up as a sale to help Villa dodge FFP. However, it requires Blades to be relegated for that to happen which is not guaranteed which makes me think that it will go through. Buyback clauses are standard enough, and Blades can presumably legitimately claim that having an obligation on Villa to purchase Archer in the event of relegation is simply smart business and they are reducing the risk to the club
Mandatory implies you have to do something because you are commanded to do it. In this instance the drawing up of a contract that states it must be done. Obligatory implies you have to do something but are not ordered to do it. For instance an agreement in principle by the player that he would move back to Villa but not mandated to return on relegation. The relegation clause is the problem its mandatory and the question is does this contravene existing EPL rules as previous buy back clauses have been dealt with on an obligatory basis.Are mandatory and obligation not the same thing?
That’s a fair comment, but to be pedantic he said the deal was off not that there was a hold upCan’t be all done if it’s not all done regardless who is to blame![]()
It's lunchtime on the working day before the game. Can't really be any easier.It really is far more complicated than it need be. But that’s the English football authorities for you.
If you are accusing them of fucking up I assume you would know that.
But, for the record, I have no connection to them if that’s what you’re hinting at.
"It's out of my hands, I don't know. It's pointless me saying it's not happening. I hope it's happening. I would have loved and Cameron would have loved to be involved on Sunday, but we haven't done it yet.
Its funny if it is deemed that is would be considered a loan if Blades are relegated. Would that prevent Villa registering an profit on the sale in this accounting year just in case Blades go down and would that mean Archer would not be able to play against Villa this season just in case? Lots of use cases to considerI’m not sure. It’s the obligation that concerns me. If a specified event occurs then it is guaranteed. So it could be construed as a loan if we are relegated but a sale if we are not. Sean Thornton can confirm, but I would have thought Villa’s accounts would need to include the buy back as a contingent liability?
You are right, it’s an interesting one & also very tricky.
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