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LOVE GOT JUST THE WAY IT IS #ALWNV
If anyone is following what is going on in the news:
https:/www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/the-urgent-questions-sir-philip-green-needs-to-answer-before-mps-a7005456.html
Due to the collapse of BHS and a pension shortfall of £571 million
Which is currently under investigation in parliament
The UK pensions regulator has the legal power (through the courts and the Pensions Act 2004) to demand that Phillip Green disclose ALL his UK business interests in order to compel him to payback the shortfall in the pension fund even AFTER he had sold BHS in 2015.
The proposition is this:
NOTE this is speculation.
Robert Earl was always suspected of being a proxy for Phillip Green on the EFC board and it was suspected had "loaned" Bill Kenwright money to purchase EFC. Which is well documented else where.
Isnt it curious how given the timings:
- MARCH 2015 Phillip Green sold BHS for £1. With £1.3billion debts and ca. £0.5billion pension liability
- Bill Kenwright in February 2016 claimed he had been in discussions for "over one year" prior to Moshiri's sudden acquisition of the EFC.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/football...iverpool-error-by-pinning-faith-on-farhad-mo/
Was the sale of EFC forced by looming legal problems for one of its by-proxy owners?
That it would be possible that Phillip Green's suspected ownership interest via agreements with Robert Earl (who has left EFC entirely) would become public if this sale had not of occurred.
The timings are extremely curious.
It appears rather fortuitous that the oft-looked for Billionaire - Moshiri - dropped out of the sky into EFC when he did.
This is absolutely no reflection on Mr Moshiri who presumably saw an opportunity at EFC when he saw it.
To get what he wanted. His own football club. If anything it's fairly lucky he did appear when he did.
Just curious that - Bill Kenwright and other shareholders decided to sell when they did and not in the preceding 15 years.
It looks very odd given the timings and the fact any ownership link to Philip Green would have come out in due course if any sale hadn't occurred.
Given what is being reported in the news I would be interested to know if anyone else believes the sale timeline looks curious.
That they also think Philip Green was a by-proxy holder of an interest in EFC.
https:/www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/the-urgent-questions-sir-philip-green-needs-to-answer-before-mps-a7005456.html
Due to the collapse of BHS and a pension shortfall of £571 million
Which is currently under investigation in parliament
The UK pensions regulator has the legal power (through the courts and the Pensions Act 2004) to demand that Phillip Green disclose ALL his UK business interests in order to compel him to payback the shortfall in the pension fund even AFTER he had sold BHS in 2015.
The proposition is this:
NOTE this is speculation.
Robert Earl was always suspected of being a proxy for Phillip Green on the EFC board and it was suspected had "loaned" Bill Kenwright money to purchase EFC. Which is well documented else where.
Isnt it curious how given the timings:
- MARCH 2015 Phillip Green sold BHS for £1. With £1.3billion debts and ca. £0.5billion pension liability
- Bill Kenwright in February 2016 claimed he had been in discussions for "over one year" prior to Moshiri's sudden acquisition of the EFC.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/football...iverpool-error-by-pinning-faith-on-farhad-mo/
Was the sale of EFC forced by looming legal problems for one of its by-proxy owners?
That it would be possible that Phillip Green's suspected ownership interest via agreements with Robert Earl (who has left EFC entirely) would become public if this sale had not of occurred.
The timings are extremely curious.
It appears rather fortuitous that the oft-looked for Billionaire - Moshiri - dropped out of the sky into EFC when he did.
This is absolutely no reflection on Mr Moshiri who presumably saw an opportunity at EFC when he saw it.
To get what he wanted. His own football club. If anything it's fairly lucky he did appear when he did.
Just curious that - Bill Kenwright and other shareholders decided to sell when they did and not in the preceding 15 years.
It looks very odd given the timings and the fact any ownership link to Philip Green would have come out in due course if any sale hadn't occurred.
Given what is being reported in the news I would be interested to know if anyone else believes the sale timeline looks curious.
That they also think Philip Green was a by-proxy holder of an interest in EFC.
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