再見列斯聯？
俾稅局追稅追到上高等法院既英甲球會列斯聯可能下季咧都唔使開BBC -- [url]http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/6277752.stm[/url]
Leeds 'may not start next season'
There is now a real danger that Leeds United will not be able to start the new football league season, their administrators KPMG have warned.
The comments were made at a High Court hearing in Leeds, where the club's plans to exit administration are being challenged by HM Revenue & Customs.
KPMG said that unless the club is able to leave administration, the Football League may not let it start the season.
BBC Radio Leeds understands the Football League is as yet undecided.
No-one at the Football League was immediately available for comment.
Renewed rival bids?
The court case has now been adjourned until 3 September, while Leeds are due to play their first game of next season away to Tranmere on Saturday, 11 August.
Former Leeds chairman Gerald Krasner told Sky Sports News he thought the ownership question would be sorted out before the start of the season.
He also raised the possibility that two interested parties could join forward to buy the club if KPMG rejects Mr Bates' plans.
Those who have previously declared an interest in buying the club include Duncan Revie, son of former Leeds manager Don, and property entrepreneur Simon Morris.
Unpaid taxes
Earlier this week, businessman Simon Franks said he was ready to buy Leeds United, through his Redbus investment vehicle.
HM Revenue & Customs is unhappy at the plans of Leeds chairman Ken Bates to pull the club out of administration by paying creditors just 8p in every £1.
Mr Bates has already warned that the cost of defending the court action could cost the club its future.
Leeds United has debts of £35m, with HM Revenue & Customs owed £7.7m in unpaid taxes. 列斯聯可以俾人落標競投了 ...... 一間大會搞成咁, 令人唏噓 ....... :(
[url]http://home.skysports.com/list.aspx?hlid=475585&CPID=11&clid=2&lid=2&title=Leeds+put+up+for+sale&channel=football_home&[/url]
Leeds put up for sale
By Andrew Scurr - Created on 6 Jul 2007
Leeds United's administrators, KPMG, have put the Elland Road club up for sale.
The decision from KPMG comes after HM Revenue and Customs revealed it is owed £7.7million by Leeds and would contest chairman Ken Bates' takeover of the club.
Club creditors had accepted an offer of 1p-in-the-pound from Bates which would see him buy back the club and pull The Whites out of administration.
But HM Revenue and Customs are unhappy with the deal proposed by Leeds United Football Club Ltd.
Leeds may have been barred from starting the League One season as the situation was not set to be resolved until the start of September.
As a result KPMG have now acted by welcoming new offers for Leeds, and have set a deadline of 5pm on Monday for bids to be received.
"We are putting the club up for sale and offers must be in by 5pm on Monday and we are interested in talking to other parties," a spokesman for the administrators said.
"This is because of the uncertainty that surrounds the club due to the legal challenge by HM Revenue and Customs." **** 作者被禁止或刪除 內容自動屏蔽 **** [quote]Originally posted by [i]locklock[/i] at 2007-7-7 10:25 AM:
列斯聯係應有此報才對，早年用球會資... [/quote]
阿lock哥, 仲話係紅魔迷, manu既規模同列斯聯相差十萬8千里, 市場之大吾係列斯聯可以相比!
當然現在manu已經被私有化, 你講果種危機係有可能性, 但會衰到好似 leeds咁, 吾係咁容易掛! **** 作者被禁止或刪除 內容自動屏蔽 **** [quote]Originally posted by [i]locklock[/i] at 2007-7-7 11:46 AM:
唔知，我唔係有錢佬，不過可以話你... [/quote]
我講緊manu ma, 有個每年收入過你睇番, 仲有個球會本身既資產總值.....
講瘋狂, 皇馬仲癲, 但大家都同搵到咁多洗到咁多, 即係碌卡, 你無咁既收入, 銀行比吾比個額你? **** 作者被禁止或刪除 內容自動屏蔽 **** [quote]Originally posted by [i]locklock[/i] at 2007-7-7 12:32 PM:
皇馬有九屆歐冠獎金做底，曼聯有乜... [/quote]
你知吾知近10年佢地攞左幾多次??
有5次係 50年代尾攞既, 迪史提芬奴你睇過未??
60年代一次, 勉強講你所謂果種積落黎既獎金只係有3次....
最重要係年年入到歐聯, not 冠軍, 睇番搵錢最多既10大球會, 係咪年年都打入歐聯會答到你!
仲有皇馬都有借貸, 你又知吾知?
我真係吾明今年用50m買人有咩問題? check下近10年manu每年用幾多錢買人?
吾好忘記有一個重要既因素, 就係由lock兄口中挑戰美國惡勢力既俄國佬, 放晒d水入黎, 英超已經玩到水沈, d.bent都要16m!
我吾明俄國佬年年用成億就無問題, 美國佬就吾得, 因為佢地借, 同天生樣衰!!
你不如支持埋他信啦, 佢出年都係挑戰美國佬 , 仲挑埋俄國佬同餅乾佬tim!!
我只係覺得俄國佬同餅乾佬都係痴線佬, 洗錢只係為興趣!
manu果班美國佬, 只不過係生意人, 洗錢只不過係為搵錢! [quote]Originally posted by [i]locklock[/i] at 2007-7-7 12:32 PM:
[size=6][color=Red]葡萄[/color][/size]本無樹、明鏡亦非臺、本來無一物、可處惹塵埃！
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再見列斯聯, 不思進取, 幫佢祈禱都吾洗. [quote]Originally posted by [i]locklock[/i] at 2007-7-7 12:32 PM:
皇馬有九屆歐冠獎金做底，曼聯有乜... [/quote]
你係咪想講 "菩提本無樹" 呀? :) 列斯聯球員 6 月份無糧出, 來季仲要只係打英甲, 管理層又立立亂, 試問真係點營運落去呢? 唉 ...... 之前已經有非聯賽嘅史卡堡 (Scarborough) 解體, 之後重組為 Scarborough Athletic 由零開始, 列斯聯未來實在禍福難料 ...... :help::help::help:
BBC -- [url]http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/teams/l/leeds_united/6906484.stm[/url]
Leeds players not paid for June
Leeds have confirmed their players have not been paid their wages for June.
Administrators KPMG recently sold the crisis-hit club back to Ken Bates, but the sale has raised concerns at the Football League.
"It is disappointing they have not been paid but it is in accordance with agreements they entered into with the administrators," a statement read.
Professional Footballers' Association representative Mick McGuire said: "It's an absolute mess."
He added: "It needs to be resolved urgently because the players are reaching the end of their tethers.
"There are funds around so there needs to be some common sense to make sure the players get their wages.
"It's getting on for six weeks now and you cannot expect players to honour the terms of their contract when they're not being paid.
"No matter what people earn, you live your lifestyle to what you receive each month and you can't expect them to put their bodies on the line when they're not getting paid."
Thirty-two of the 36 players who were at the club in May agreed to a wage deferral after Leeds went into administration, and the club revealed they had now received their May pay.
Last week, the Football League asked for reassurances regarding the club's re-sale to Bates.
A League board meeting last Thursday withheld the transfer of Leeds' share in the League to Bates because of concern at the circumstances of administrators KPMG's decision to sell to him.
"June's wages are due to be paid when the Football League/Football Association return the shares," continued a statement from Leeds.
"Not withstanding the above, the club is talking to the Football League, PFA, and administrators to establish if this payment can be made in advance of the return of the share." 前季仲有機會打英超升班附加賽, 上季已經沉到英冠下游, 如果前季升到班, 個世界又唔同左, 方太煮送, 整定~!
(BBC News) 列斯聯無龍用
列斯聯球員六月份波糧都未出, 隊波而家得番唔夠廿個球員, 季前去德國踢熱身賽既二十位球員, 有三個係試腳, 有三個份約完左 ........ 人去財空, 真係山窮水盡了嗎 ?????? 唉 ....... :help::help::help:BBC -- [url]http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/teams/l/leeds_united/6915926.stm[/url]
Leeds Utd face goalkeeping crisis
By Chris Bevan
Leeds United will have to start the season without a goalkeeper unless their transfer embargo is lifted.
Deals have been lined up for Brondby keeper Casper Ankergren and Watford's Scott Loach but they cannot sign while Leeds remain in limbo.
The club is relying on the Football League giving them special dispensation to bolster their squad.
And assistant boss Gus Poyet told BBC Sport: "I hope we can sign someone - if not I am not sure who will play there."
Each member club has a share in the Football League but the League's board has withheld the transfer of Leeds' share to Ken Bates after he struck a deal to buy back the club from administrators KPMG on 11 July.
It means Leeds - who did not pay their players for June - are still unable to add to their threadbare squad ahead of the start of the new season on 11 August.
However, the Football League's transfer embargo rules for clubs in administration are flexible in regard to the number of professionals they have registered.
If that number falls below 20, as in the case of Leeds, then clubs can apply to the League for permission to bring players in.
United manager Dennis Wise has confirmed he hopes to strike a permanent deal for Ankergren, 27, who had a spell on loan at Elland Road last season.
And a loan is expected to be agreed with the Hornets for 19-year-old Loach who, along with former Chelsea trainee Nick Hamman, travelled on Leeds' pre-season tour of Germany, but cannot sign formally yet.
"As everyone knows, one of our problems is that our players have not been paid, although it looks like they are going to be paid very soon," added Poyet.
"The other is that we cannot sign players and that is a problem. We want to add to our squad and we don't have a goalkeeper attached to the club.
"Normally we would have a plan. When you look to sign a keeper you have a first, second and third choice so if you don't get one player you can try for another one.
"But at the moment we are still waiting. We have Scott training with us but he cannot sign yet and everything could change.
"Of course, you want to have your players attached to the club. You need to know he is going to play so you can train with him and the back four together so they can get to know each other.
"Let's hope it can be worked out."
Leeds took a 20-man squad to Germany that included several academy graduates, three other trialists - David Prutton, Leon Constantine and Curtis Weston - and three out-of-contract players seeking a new deal - Alan Thompson, Matt Heath and Rui Marques.
Veteran striker Tore-Andre Flo, 34, is to be offered a new contract despite missing the tour as he recovers from the broken foot that has kept him out since January.
Dennis Wise's side lost all three of their games, against Union Berlin, FC Slovan Liberec and Energie Cottbus.
Jon Douglas and Rob Bayley did travel but will miss Leeds' opening day League One game against Tranmere through suspension.
Poyet admits he and Wise have few options to work with but says they are determined not to let their heads drop.
"We are trying to cope and really pleased with the lads who have been with us - training, travelling and playing - in our circumstances," the Uruguayan explained.
"In a few positions we are missing a few players but we will keep working really hard with the players we have got just in case this situation continues.
"If we can add a few players that would be great but if that does not happen we need to make sure we have a team ready for the beginning of the season."
And Poyet remains hopeful that the turmoil at Elland Road will soon be over.
"The only thing we want is to be free as a club to act as we want as soon as possible," he said.
"Every day I wake up and I think it's going to be the day. I can't wait for that phone call that says we are back to normal and back in business." 唉,列斯聯之前有不少人才,可以打入歐聯淘汰賽,可算是一支強隊,but 竟然:(:(........
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