Wilson Isidor - compendium thread

[craigypants]

Are you kidding?

Just wrong....its actually Burger King. Total whoppers them.

 

[Vauxie]

 

[Mboma]

Its funny, folk blabbering on about war crimes n shit when we're still probably one of the world's biggest players when it comes to manufacturing arms and selling/exporting them around the world.

I suppose these same folk are boycotting the club and our games whilst we still have a part owner in Sartori who has strong Russian links?

 

[Flavonoids]

Put in a bank and held until snactions are lifted? Think I seen some other club doing that

So circumventing the sanctions effectively, something I wouldn't be comfortable with if that's the case, on some sort of weird principle.

 

[MurtonMark]

If there is a fee involved how would that be paid, considering the actual and existing financial sanctions regime?

It would be paid via a non-listed bank.

 

[superlamb1971]

As far as I know McDonalds still open in Moscow. Should we boycoutt Big Macs?

It's Not mate, They were bought by a Russian company off McDonald's and rebranded with a Russian name.
Everything looks very similar but definitely no McDonald's in Russia now.

 

[Morny]

Its funny, folk blabbering on about war crimes n shit when we're still probably one of the world's biggest players when it comes to manufacturing arms and selling/exporting them around the world.

I suppose these same folk are boycotting the club and our games whilst we still have a part owner in Sartori who has strong Russian links?

This is effectively just whataboutery mate, and is a common trick used to shout down dissent about dodginess.

 

[WBM]

People are going to go apocalyptic with rage when they find out we have a russian on the board of directors

 

[Jacksnuts]

So is he signing?

 

[martyftm]

Has he signed?

 

[LukeoZade03]

So circumventing the sanctions effectively, something I wouldn't be comfortable with if that's the case, on some sort of weird principle.

Maybe, but if you aren't happy with the club dealing with Russians you should already be fuming at KLD and family, a history of dealing with russians iirc

 

[Vauxie]

So is he signing?

Already was on here just scroll back
Roker End News or summit

 

[Flavonoids]

It would be paid via a non-listed bank.

From where? Which are unlisted banks that a UK bank would transfer money to on our behalf under the current financial sanctions regime?

 

[Giz73]

I’ll take it all these posters who are against this deal will not be attending matches as we appear to be the devil reincarnated.

 

[BoshItLikeBardo]

I might be miles off, but I assume we’re not paying a fee. They clearly don’t want the lad but bought him out of obligation, so this is their best way to get him off the wage bill. Similar to when we sent Dajaku on loan.

Let’s see what the club says, but it looks like a shrewd bit of business to me.

 

[Mowgli]

From where? Which are unlisted banks that a UK bank would transfer money to on our behalf under the current financial sanctions regime?

a bank not on the sanctions list.

 

[Vauxie]

I’ll take it all these posters who are against this deal will not be attending matches as we appear to be the devil reincarnated.

None of them go anyway man

 

[Flavonoids]

Maybe, but if you aren't happy with the club dealing with Russians you should already be fuming at KLD and family, a history of dealing with russians iirc

Ah right, so not being comfortable is now fuming, and I should already be fuming because past things Russia. Cheers, I'll ear that in mind when trying to decide how I should view individual situations.

 

[Mboma]

This is effectively just whataboutery mate, and is a common trick used to shout down dissent about dodginess.

It's just how the world works.

Us getting a player on loan from Russia isn't going to bring about world war 3.

 

[MurtonMark]

From where? Which are unlisted banks that a UK bank would transfer money to on our behalf under the current financial sanctions regime?

Every single bank that isn’t expressly listed as subject to an asset freeze.

Every day, non-sanctioned goods leave Russia at the behest of UK/EU/US people and companies. Paid for from UK,US, and EU bank accounts. Entirely legally.