Monday, 14 January 2019

IF

If referees in the Premier League earn a couple of grand per week while officiating on matches with global betting volumes of £5 billion,
If referees for all Premier League games are selected by just one individual;
If referees work with agents to promote the agents' clients on the field of play,
If referees are at the root of most matchfixing crises:

If bookmakers accept insider trading merely treating it as competitive advantage in the marketplace,
If bookmakers trade such knowledge at dark pool poker tables of corruption;
If bookmakers own football clubs and, on occasions, coerce players to perform appropriately,
If bookmakers create spot markets to corrupt the minutiae of in-play actions:

If agents are non-regulated and are the primary lubrication of criminalities in the sport,
If agents work together in a fragmented cartel to pool ownership of players to solicit matchfixing;
If agents are engaging in third party ownership and the trafficking of children from developing countries,
If agents pay backhanders to managers to pick certain players for mutual benefit:

If institutional bodies decide on winners and losers according to private agendas of power and marketing,
If institutional bodies incorporate systemic corruptions at top levels of the game;
If institutional bodies established to monitor insider trading and matchfixing are infrastructurally compromised,
If there are no global, EU or governmental actions to confront these corruptions:

If clubs, owners, managers, referees, agents, administrators and players bet on the outcomes of games,
If clubs exert power over lesser clubs in the same leagues with agreed outcomes being the norm;
If clubs focus more on unearthing lucrative marketing deals than on winning trophies,
If clubs built on debt can only survive by matchfixing their games:

If coercion, threats, menaces, violence and murders are the primary modes of controlling non-acquiescent individuals,
If transnational organised crime and global mafiosi are actively involved at all levels of corruption;
If suitcases of cash and offshore illicit money flows are the norm in financial transactions,
If there are administrators who facilitate these corruptions based on laissez faire capitalism:

If the Fit-and-Proper-Person Test results in clubs being owned by entirely unfit and entirely improper individuals,
If owners take over clubs to asset strip and to monetise the debris via inversion capitalism;
If money laundering, fraud, utilisation of offshore financial centres and beneficial ownership is the norm,
If clubs are held offshore for tax and/or regulatory avoidance to the benefit of the owners:

If spurious and fake arguments are repeatedly made against the use of video technology in the sport,
If there are no laws against insider trading and no Commitment of Traders' reports;
If there is widespread use of performance enhancing substances and their related masking agents,
If the market capitalisation of major clubs is dwarfed by global betting turnover on any of their matches:

If fans and the public are kept in the dark about all these machinations due to a blackout by the mainstream media,
If there is nowhere for whistleblowers to go with information about corruptions;
If the reward for being a criminalised player is a lifelong role as a media analyst or commentator,
If huge fortunes are being made while meritocracy is always trumped by the performativity of corrupt practices:

Then FOOTBALL IS FIXED as is everything within it,
But - no despair - for we, the fans, are legion, my son.

© Football is Fixed 2006-2019

Sunday, 21 February 2016

A Cover Up In La Liga BBVA

                          Javier Tebas "Nothing was done to help Real Madrid. I say nothing"

On November 22nd last year, we exclusively disclosed the name of the Assistant Referee who had been approached to undertake matchfixing in El Clasico between Rafa Benitez-managed Real Madrid and Barcelona  http://footballisfixed.blogspot.co.uk/2015/11/the-planned-matchfixing-of-el-clasico.html

On February 18th, this case was archived over an alleged lack of evidence.

Una puta barbaridad!

The Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) statement reads as follows: "The Referee's Technical Committee (CTA) of the RFEF hereby informs the public that the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office in Barcelona has concluded the investigation procedures related to the complaint lodged with it and the Guardia Civil relating to the alleged pressure made by a member of the CTA on a certain number of referees and assistant referees, the possible candidates to be appointed for a certain football match. As a result of the above, the office has proceeded to archive the complaint referred to, on the grounds that it lacks the sufficient evidence to prosper. This is placed on record for the sporting world and the football world in particular."

This is a cover up as the evidence exists.

1. La Liga president Javier Tebas claims the allegations were "implausible" as the refereeing team had not been made public at the time of the Assistant Referee detailing the illicit approach by the CTA to his lawyer. But the selection of the refereeing team for El Clasico had already been made internally which undermines the platitudes of self-confessed Real Madrid fan Tebas.

2. The actual release of the refereeing team to the public was delayed and was made at the time of kick off of the England v France match commemorating the Paris terrorist atrocities and would have also been during the Belgium v Spain game had it not been postponed on security grounds late on. Why was the public announcement delayed and timed at 21:00 hrs Spanish time if there was nothing to hide?

3. If everything was lacking in evidence then why was the official who made the complaint removed from the refereeing team of  David Fernandez Borbolan for the El Clasico game and only for that certain football match, appearing as Assistant Referee to Borbolan in all previous and subsequent events? 

4. What did Rafa Benitez know of the initial approach by the CTA?

THIS ISN'T JUST ANY GAME, IT IS THE BIGGEST GAME IN THE WORLD AND SYSTEMIC MATCHFIXING WAS ATTEMPTED...
... AND THEN COVERED UP. 

Una puta barbaridad!

And while we are on the subject of corruption, as Tebas is painting himself as whiter than white then perhaps he could tell the Spanish public how the other matchfixing investigations are proceeding in relation to fixed matches at the conclusion of previous seasons  http://www.theguardian.com/football/2015/mar/17/spain-finally-fighting-match-fixing 

Sunday, 31 January 2016

Chats Shit

                                       
                         Guardian 'journalist' Jonathan Wilson, who looks in need of a good meal

The Guardian newspaper occasionally surpasses itself, like when they dumped whistleblower Edward Snowden in a Hong Kong hotel room while their brave journalists scooted to the airport with their scoop. If it hadn't been for Wikileaks journalist Sarah Harrison, Snowden would now be incarcerated in a US penitentiary for life.

On a far less important matter, the completely dysfunctional nonsense spouted by Jonathan Wilson in the paper this weekend regarding the Premier League this season may merely be seen as fake journalism supportive of criminal elements in the English game http://www.theguardian.com/football/blog/2016/jan/28/premier-league-leicester-manchester-united-city-chelsea-arsenal.

In brief, Wilson attempts to make the point that the flattening of the hierarchy in the EPL this season is due to the 'evolutionary biology' first proposed by Jake Gould two decades ago whereby no team nor player stands out in the modern game.

This must be news to Messi, Neymar, Ronaldo, Djokovic, Federer, Kohli, Sangakkara and a whole host of other individuals who stand head and shoulders above their contemporaries.
It must also be news to Barcelona, Real Madrid, Atletico Madrid, Juventus, Bayern Munich and Paris St Germain who are in leagues where 'evolutionary biology' somehow doesn't apply.

The primary fake points made in this gross example of manipulated mainstream media 'journalism' are addressed below:

1. Leicester City have been more favoured by pgMOB match officials this season than any team in any league for the last two decades. The Foxes should be placed in mid-table rather than sitting on top of the pile.

2. Chelsea are in a lowly position for an inversion of this fact. No major team has been targeted by pgMOB officials more than Chelsea under Jose Mourinho. It is of some interest that since Mourinho left, the refereeing of Chelsea games has returned to norm (witness the 8 minutes injury time and offside goal versus Everton!).

3, As Arsene Wenger and the UK Anti-Doping Agency chief executive Nicole Sapstead have pointed out, usage of Performance Enhancing Substances in UEFA competitions and EPL is rife. Such usage is also ignored by the FA and it is another reason for the 'shocking' season that we are experiencing.

4. The other input to 'evolutionary biology' that we are apparently experiencing is the matchfixing of most BT Sport live events by a pool of rogue officials and insiders.

Remove these four inputs and the Premier League table would be normal with no need for nuanced fake journalism to grab hold of some pseudo-scientist to justify the systemic corruption in the world's favourite league (sic)..

The Guardian football section is 'overseen' by agent John Colquhoun.
This explains why Wilson chats shit.

Some links:

FA Cup corruption http://footballisfixed.blogspot.co.uk/2016/01/stickybeaking-standover-man.html

EPL systemic corruption http://footballisfixed.blogspot.co.uk/2015/12/bizarre-patterns-indicative-of-systemic.html

'Football Leaks' criminalities http://synomic.blogspot.co.uk/

Sunday, 17 January 2016

Racism In English Football

                     Britain's First Black Footballer Andrew Watson Played 3 Times for Scotland

One of my colleagues takes it upon himself to analyse the output of the English football press - a sort of mainstream media meta analysis.

Collation of the negative column inches compared with positive regarding players in the top flight of the English game for season 2015/16 is revealing.

Here are the fifteen most dissed players this season:

1. Raheem Sterling
2. Saido Berahino
3. Eliaquim Mangala
4. Christian Benteke
5. Diego Costa
6. Marouane Fellaini
7. Yaya Toure
8. Ashley Young
9. Wilfried Bony
10. Memphis Depay
11. Eden Hazard
12. Victor Wanyama
13. Jeremain Lens
14. Bafetimbi Gomis
15. Diafra Sakho

Spot anything?

Of the last 11,520 refereeing appointments in the Premier League, not one Black face (although lots of white men with shaved heads).

Not one Black manager in the Premier League.

Not one Black senior administrator in the Premier League.

Not one Black media anchor in the Premier League.

But lots of very white journalists.

Andy Watson made his debut in 1874.
He was the son of a slave owner.
Today Third Party Ownership of African players and sporting and cultural apartheid in the Premier League continues Britain's shame.

#KickItOut.

Wednesday, 25 November 2015

Meanwhile...

 
Dark Flow, String Theory, pre-Big Bang Quantum Entanglement and anomalies in the Cosmic Microwave Background, the Infinite Patchwork, Quantum and pre-Big Bang Inflationary realities all prove that we live in Multiverses.

Our Multiverses are probably just one example of a repeated matrix of infinite number in an Omniverse. 

Consequently.
Who gives a flying fuck about football?

We do.

Saturday, 21 November 2015

The Planned Matchfixing Of El Clasico

EXCLUSIVE

The Assistant Referee who claims that he was told to show bias towards Real Madrid over Barcelona is Jorge Canelo Prieto.

                           Prieto (left), a man of integrity, wouldn't be welcome at pgMOB or SFA

Prieto registered a complaint with his lawyers over having been approached by the referee on behalf of a senior figure on La Liga's Referee Committee to favour the Madrilenos - it is now perceived in Spain that biased officiating from the match referee is too obvious.

The Assistant Referee also alleges that he received a phonecall from a senior member of the Referees' Committee advising him it would be "intelligent" to follow the instructions for the progression of his career (http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/teams/real-madrid/11947292/El-Clasico-corruption-storm-as-linesman-told-to-favour-Real-Madrid-by-referee-in-La-Liga-clash-with-Barcelona.html).

As a consequence, the announcement of the match officials for El Clasico was delayed.
Intriguingly, the release of the officials was timed for 21:00 hrs last Tuesday which coincided with the kick off of the England v France spectacle and would have been during the Belgium v Spain match if it had not been postponed.

Prieto has been replaced by Diego Barbero Sevilla but the match referee remains David Fernandez Borbolan.

The La Liga president is Javier Tebas...
... he has recently gone public as being a Real Madrid fan.

Thursday, 19 November 2015

Take The EBT Money And Run




Look what somebody has just posted through my Tor...
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Below are details of the illegal inducements (EBTs) used by Rangers Football Club plc to gain unfair advantage in Scottish football.

It would be interesting to know how much it would cost Celtic (due to retrospective bonus payments) if stolen trophies were returned to their rightful owners.

This will surely impact upon the club's strategy with regard to...
 ...#StripTheTitles
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The Rangers Football Club plc

List of Regulation 80 Determinations and Class 1 NI Decisions issued on 28.02.08
Regulation 80 Determination // Section 8 Decision


2001/02 2002/03 2003/04 2004/05 2005/06 2006/07 // 2001/02 2002/03 2003/04 2004/05 2005/06 2006/07

Graeme Souness The Rangers Football Club plc 20,000.00 (01/02) // 5,950.00 (01/02)
Walter Smith The Rangers Football Club plc 53,333.20 (02/03) // 15,733.29 (02/03)
Christian Nerlinger The Rangers Football Club plc
Barry Ferguson The Rangers Football Club plc 333,333.60 (01/02) 74,666.80 (03/04) 120,000.00 (04/05) 307,333.20 (05/06) 122,000.00 (06/07) // 99,166.74 (01/02) 25,760.04 (03/04) 41,400.00 (04/05) 106,029.95 (05/06) 42,090.00 (06/07)
Michael Ball The Rangers Football Club plc 233,333.20 (01/02) 233,333.60 (02/03) 233,333.60 (03/04) 233,333.60 (04/05) 18,266.80 (05/06) // 69,416.62 (01/02) 68,833.41 (02/03) 80,500.09 (03/04) 80,500.09 (04/05) 6,302.04 (05/06)
Martin Bain The Rangers Football Club plc 10,000.00 (01/02) 8,666.80 (02/03) 24,000.00 (03/04) 60,666.80 (04/05) 66,666.80 (05/06) // 2,975.00 (01/02) 2,556.70 (02/03) 8,280.00 (03/04) 20,930.04 (04/05) 23,000.04 (05/06)
Nick Peel The Rangers Football Club plc 10,000.00 (01/02) 5,600.00 (02/03) 26,666.80 (03/04) 18,666.80 (04/05) // 2,975.00 (01/02) 1,652.00 (02/03) 9,200.04 (03/04) 6,440.04 (04/05)
Claudio Paul Caniggia The Rangers Football Club plc
Craig Andrew Moore The Rangers Football Club plc
Neil Doherty McCann The Rangers Football Club plc 166,666.40 (01/02) 166,666.40 (02/03) 333,333.20 (03/04) // 49,583.25 (01/02) 49,166.58 (02/03) 114,995.95 (03/04)
Shota Averladze The Rangers Football Club plc 186,666.40 (01/02) 93,333.20 (02/03) 186,666.40 (03/04) 279,999.60 (04/05) // 55,533.25 (01/02) 27,533.29 (02/03) 64,399.90 (03/04) 96,599.86 (04/05)
Arthur Numan The Rangers Football Club plc 250,000.00 (02/03) 90,000.00 (03/04) // 73,750.00 (02/03) 31,050.00 (03/04)
Lorenzo Amoruso The Rangers Football Club plc 200,000.00 (01/02) 126,000.00 (02/03) 100,000.00 (03/04) // 59,500.00 (01/02) 37,170.00 (02/03) 34,500.00 (03/04)
Russell Latapy The Rangers Football Club plc 121,666.40 (02/03) 68,333.20 (03/04) // 35,891.58 (02/03) 23,574.95 (03/04)
Robert Campbell Ogilvie The Rangers Football Club plc 3,333.20 (01/02) 3,333.20 (02/03) 3,333.20 (03/04) 53,333.20 (05/06) // 991.62 (01/02) 983.29 (02/03) 1,149.95 (03/04) 18,399.95 (05/06)
Stefan Klos The Rangers Football Club plc 83,333.20 (01/02) 83,333.20 (02/03) 166,666.40 (03/04) 483,333.20 (04/05) 263,333.20 (05/06) // 24,791.62 (01/02) 24,583.29 (02/03) 57,499.90 (03/04) 166,749.95 (04/05) 90,849.95 (05/06)
Alex McLeish The Rangers Football Club plc 100,000.00 (02/03) 240,000.40 (03/04) 160,000.00 (04/05) 242,000.00 (05/06) 460,000.00 (06/07) // 29,500.00 (02/03) 82,800.13 (03/04) 55,200.00 (04/05) 83,490.00 (05/06) 158,700.00 (06/07)

Annual Totals 
1,246,666.00 (01/02) 1,245,266.00 (02/03) 1,547,000.00 (03/04) 1,356,000.00 (04/05) 950,933.20 (05/06) 582,000.00 (06/07) // 370,883.10 (01/02) 367,353.43 (02/03) 533,710.95 (03/04) 467,819.98 (04/05) 328,071.93 (05/06) 200,790.00 (06/07)
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List of Regulation 80 Determinations and Class 1 NI Decisions issued on 07.03.08
Employee Company Regulation 80 // Determination Section 8 Decision


2002/03 2003/04 2004/05 2005/06 // 2002/03 2003/04 2004/05 2005/06

Kevin Muscat The Rangers Football Club plc 53,333.20 (02/03) 358,800.00 (03/04) 152,800.00 (04/05) 152,800.00 (05/06) // 15,733.29 (02/03) 123,786.00 (03/04) 52,716.00 (04/05) 52,716.00 (05/06)
Mikel Arteta The Rangers Football Club plc 142,504.00 (02/03) 470,980.80 (03/04) // 42,045.76 (02/03) 162,488.37 (03/04)
Dick Advocaat The Rangers Football Club plc 513,433.20 (02/03) // 151,462.79 (02/03)
Billy Dodds The Rangers Football Club plc 126,666.80 (02/03) // 37,366.70 (02/03)
Andre Kanchelskis The Rangers Football Club plc 96,666.80 (02/03) // 28,516.70 (02/03)
Tore Andre Flo The Rangers Football Club plc 533,333.20 (02/03) 166,666.80 (03/04) 166,666.80 (04/05)// 157,333.29 (02/03) 57,500.04 (03/04) 57,500.04 (04/05)
John Greig The Rangers Football Club plc 6,666.80 (02/03) 6,666.80 (03/04) 6,666.80 (04/05) 6,666.80 (05/06) // 1,966.70 (02/03) 2,300.04 (03/04) 2,300.04 (04/05) 2,300.04 (05/06)
Bert Van Lingen The Rangers Football Club plc 43,333.20 (02/03) // 12,783.29 (02/03)
Ronald de Boer The Rangers Football Club plc 403,490.00 (03/04) 418,609.20 (04/05) 244,884.80 (05/06) // 119,029.55 (03/04) 144,420.17 (04/05) 84,485.25 (04/05)

Annual Totals 
1,515,937.20 (02/03) 1,406,604.40 (03/04) 744,742.80 (04/05) 404,351.60 (05/06) // 566,238.07 (02/03) 490,494.62 (03/04) 197,001.33 (04/05) 55,016.04 (05/06)
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List of Regulation 80 Determinations and Class 1 NI Decisions issued on 14.03.08
Employee Company Regulation 80 // Determination Section 8 Decision


2002/03 2003/04 2004/05 2005/06 2006/07 // 2002/03 2003/04 2004/05 2005/06 2006/07

Bert Konterman The Rangers Football Club plc 200,000.00 (03/04) // 69,000.00 (03/04)
Andy Watson The Rangers Football Club plc 13,333.20 (02/03) 16,666.80 (03/04) 33,333.60 (04/05) 65,000.00 (05/06) 40,000.00 (06/07) // 3,933.29 (02/03) 5,750.04 (03/04) 11,500.09 (04/05) 22,425.00 (05/06) 13,800.00 (06/07)
Jan Wouters The Rangers Football Club plc 75,000.00 (03/04) 33,333.60 (04/05) 65,000.00 (05/06) // 25,785.00 (03/04) 11,500.09 (04/05) 22,425.00 (05/06)
Michael Mols The Rangers Football Club plc 68,000.00 (03/04) 105,333.20 (04/05) // 23,460.00 (03/04) 36,339.95 (04/05)
Andrew Dickson The Rangers Football Club plc 5,333.20 (03/04) // 1,839.95 (03/04)
Peter Lovenkrands The Rangers Football Club plc 124,000.00 (03/04) 172,000.00 (04/05) 211,333.20 (05/06) // 42,780.00 (03/04) 59,340.00 (04/05) 72,909.95 (05/06)
Emerson Costa The Rangers Football Club plc 156,000.00 (03/04) 418,000.00 (04/05) // 53,820.00 (03/04) 144,210.00 (04/05)
Nuno Cappucho The Rangers Football Club plc 313,333.60 (04/05) 133,333.20 (05/06) // 108,100.09 (04/05) 45,999.95 (05/06)
Dan Eggen The Rangers Football Club plc 22,666.80 (03/04) 22,666.80 (04/05) // 6,686.70 (02/03) 7,820.04 (03/04)
Jerome Bonnisel The Rangers Football Club plc 62,000.00 (03/04) // 21,390.00 (03/04)
Steven Thomson The Rangers Football Club plc 86,666.40 (03/04) 129,999.60 (04/05) 106,666.40 (05/06) // 29,899.90 (03/04) 44,849.86 (04/05) 36,799.90 (05/06)

Annual Totals 
13,333.20 (02/03) 616,333.20 (03/04) 1,228,000.40 (04/05) 581,332.80 (05/06) 40,000.00 (06/07) // 10,619.99 (02/03) 212,544.93 (03/04) 415,840.08 (04/05) 200,559.80 (05/06) 13,800.00 (06/07)
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List of Regulation 80 Determinations and Class 1 NI Decisions issued on 31.03.08
Employee Company Regulation 80 // Determination Section 8 Decision


2003/04 2004/05 2005/06 // 2003/04 2004/05 2005/06

Jean Alain Boumsong The Rangers Football Club plc 133,333.20 (03/04) 286,666.80 (04/05) // 45,999.95 (03/04) 98,900.04 (04/05)
Egil Ostenstad The Rangers Football Club plc 246,666.80 (03/04) // 85,100.46 (03/04)
Paolo Vanoli The Rangers Football Club plc 394,666.80 (04/05) // 136,160.04 (04/05)
Zurab Khizanshvilli The Rangers Football Club plc 63,333.20 (03/04) 120,000.00 (04/05) 86,666.40 (05/06) // 21,849.95 (03/04) 41,400.00 (04/05) 29,899.90 (05/06)
Nacho Novo The Rangers Football Club plc 110,933.20 (04/05) 167,600.00 (05/06) // 38,271.95 (04/05) 57,822.00 (05/06)
Iain McGuiness The Rangers Football Club plc 6,666.40 (04/05) 10,266.40 (05/06) // 2,299.90 (04/05) 3,541.90 (05/06)
Tommy McLean The Rangers Football Club plc 8,000.00 (04/05) 16,666.40 (05/06) // 2,760.00 (04/05) 5,749.90 (05/06)
Gavin Rae The Rangers Football Club plc 19,000.00 (03/04) 32,333.20 (04/05) 60,000.00 (05/06) // 6,555.00 (03/04) 11,154.95 (04/05) 20,700.00 (05/06)
Jesper Christiansen The Rangers Football Club plc 213,333.20 (03/04) // 73,599.95 (03/04)

Annual Totals 
675,666.40 (03/04) 959,266.40 (04/05) 341,199.20 (05/06) // 159,505.36 (03/04) 404,546.83 (04/05) 117,713.70 (05/06)
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List of Regulation 80 Determinations and Class 1 NI Decisions issued on 25.04.08
Employee Company Regulation 80 // Determination Section 8 Decision


2004/05 2005/06 2006/07 // 2004/05 2005/06 2006/07

Bob Malcolm The Rangers Football Club plc 43,333.20 (05/06) // 14,949.95 (05/06)
Chris Burke The Rangers Football Club plc 36,666.80 (05/06) // 12,650.04 (05/06)
Alan Hutton The Rangers Football Club plc 14,666.80 (05/06) // 5,060.04 (05/06)
Steven Smith The Rangers Football Club plc 5,000.00 (05/06) // 1,725.00 (05/06)
Kris Boyd The Rangers Football Club plc 10,000.00 (05/06) // 3,450.00 (05/06)
Fernando Ricksen The Rangers Football Club plc 80,000.00 (05/06) 98,000.00 (06/07) // 27,600.00 (05/06) 33,810.00 (06/07)
Sotirios Kyrgiakos The Rangers Football Club plc 50,000.00 (04/05) 158,800.00 (05/06) 146,000.00 (06/07) // 17,250.00 (04/05) 54,786.00 (05/06) 50,370.00 (06/07)
Gregory Vignal The Rangers Football Club plc 62,000.00 (04/05) 53,332.00 (05/06) // 21,390.00 (04/05) 18,399.95 (05/06)
Alex Rae The Rangers Football Club plc 66,000.00 (04/05) 227,333.20 (05/06) 86,000.00 (06/07) // 22,770.00 (04/05) 78,429.95 (05/06) 29,670.00 (06/07)
Dragan Mladenovich The Rangers Football Club plc 83,333.20 (04/05) 250,159.20 (05/06) // 28,749.95 (04/05) 86,304.92 (05/06)
Marvin Andrews The Rangers Football Club plc 50,133.60 (04/05) 119,066.80 (05/06) // 17,296.09 (04/05) 41,078.04 (05/06)
Dado Prso The Rangers Football Club plc 374,000.00 (04/05) 480,666.80 (05/06) // 129,030.00 (04/05) 165,830.04 (05/06)
Ronald Waterreus The Rangers Football Club plc 222,000.00 (05/06) 118,000.00 (06/07) // 76,590.00 (05/06) 40,710.00 (06/07)
Ian Murray The Rangers Football Club plc 63,333.20 (05/06) // 21,849.95 (05/06)
George Adams The Rangers Football Club plc 10,000.00 (05/06) // 3,450.00 (05/06)
Jose Pierre FanFan The Rangers Football Club plc 258,333.20 (05/06) 80,000.00 (06/07) // 89,124.95 (05/06) 27,600.00 (06/07)
Brahim Hemdani The Rangers Football Club plc 145,000.00 (05/06) 140,666.80 (06/07) // 50,025.00 (05/06) 48,530.04 (06/07)
Maurice Ross The Rangers Football Club plc 80,000.00 (05/06) // 27,600.00 (05/06)
Thomas Buffell The Rangers Football Club plc 268,333.20 (05/06) 110,000.00 (06/07) // 92,574.95 (05/06) 37,950.00 (06/07)

Annual Totals 
685,466.80 (04/05) 2,526,024.40 (05/06) 778,666.80 (06/07) // 236,486.04 (04/05) 871,478.78 (05/06) 268,640.04 (06/07)
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List of Regulation 80 Determinations and Class 1 NI Decisions issued on 03.03.09
Employee Company Regulation 80 // Determination Section 8 Decision


2006/07 2007/08 // 2006/07 2007/08

Nacho Novo The Rangers Football Club plc 99,466.40 (06/07) 147,303.60 (07/08) // 85,135.65 (07/08)
Brahim Hemdani The Rangers Football Club plc 132,666.80 (06/07) 282,666.80 (07/08) // 143,290.90 (07/08)
Dado Prso The Rangers Football Club plc 416,666.80 (06/07) 42,666.80 (07/08) // 158,470.09 (07/08)
Barry Ferguson The Rangers Football Club plc 244,000.00 (06/07) 366,666.80 (07/08) // 210,680.04 (07/08)
Carlos Cuellar The Rangers Football Club plc 83,333.20 (07/08) // 28,749.95 (07/08)
Daniel Cousin The Rangers Football Club plc 176,666.40 (07/08) // 60,949.90 (07/08)
Libor Sionko The Rangers Football Club plc 86,666.80 (06/07) // 29,900.04 (06/07)
Gavin Rae The Rangers Football Club plc 74,000.00 (07/08) // 25,530.00 (07/08)
Olivier Bernard The Rangers Football Club plc 149,333.20 (06/07) // 51,519.95 (06/07)
Thomas Buffell The Rangers Football Club plc 110,000.00 (06/07) 110,000.00 (07/08) // 75,900.00 (07/08)
Julien Rodrigues The Rangers Football Club plc 52,666.80 (06/07) // 18,170.04 (07/08)
Stephen Wiertelak The Rangers Football Club plc 18,850.00 (06/07) // 6,503.25 (07/08)
Kris Boyd The Rangers Football Club plc 16,666.80 (06/07) 33,333.60 (07/08) // 17,250.00 (07/08)
Yves Colleau The Rangers Football Club plc 70,800.00 (06/07) // 24,426.00 (06/07)
David Jolliffe The Rangers Football Club plc 90,000.00 (06/07) // 31,050.00 (06/07)
Paul Le Guen The Rangers Football Club plc 13,433.20 (06/07) // 4,634.45 (06/07)
Joel Le Hir The Rangers Football Club plc 18,850.40 (06/07) // 6,503.25 (06/07)
Marvin Andrews The Rangers Football Club plc 41,533.20 (06/07) // 14,328.95 (06/07)
Ronald Waterreus The Rangers Football Club plc 118,000.00 (06/07) // 40,710.00 (06/07)
Bob Malcolm The Rangers Football Club plc 40,000.00 (06/07) // 13,800.00 (06/07)
Fernando Ricksen The Rangers Football Club plc 157,333.20 (06/07) // 54,279.95 (06/07)
Dragan Mladenovic The Rangers Football Club plc 166,666.80 (06/07) // 57,500.04 (06/07)
Stefan Klos The Rangers Football Club plc 606,666.80 (06/07) // 209,300.00 (06/07)
Jan Wouters The Rangers Football Club plc 16,666.80 (06/07) // 5,750.04 (06/07)
Jose Pierre FanFan The Rangers Football Club plc 480,000.00 (06/07) // 165,600.00 (06/07)
George Adams The Rangers Football Club plc 10,000.00 (06/07) // 3,450.00 (06/07)

Annual Totals 
3,156,934.00 (06/07) 1,316,637.20 (07/08) // 712,752.71 (06/07) 830,629.82 (07/08)
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List of Regulation 80 Determinations and Class 1 NI Decisions issued on 15 March 2010
Employee Company Regulation 80 // Determination Section 8 Decision


2004/05 2005/06 2006/07 2007/08 2008/09 // 2004/05 2005/06 2006/07 2007/08 2008/09

Christian Nerlinger The Rangers Football Club plc 433,333.33 (04/05) // 149,500.00 (04/05)
Craig Moore The Rangers Football Club plc 178,000.00 (04/05) // 61,410.00 (04/05)
David Jolliffe The Rangers Football Club plc 13,333.33 (04/05) 16,666.67 (05/06) // 10,350.00 (05/06)
Andrew Dickson The Rangers Football Club plc 10,000.00 (05/06) // 3,450.00 (05/06)
Julien Rodriguez The Rangers Football Club plc 136,666.67 (05/06) 236,000.00 (06/07) // 128,570.00 (06/07)
Federico Nieto The Rangers Football Club plc 16,333.33 (06/07) // 5,635.00 (06/07)
Alex McLeish The Rangers Football Club plc 1,333.33 (06/07) // 460.00 (06/07)
Steven Thompson The Rangers Football Club plc 26,666.67 (06/07) // 9,200.00 (06/07)
Peter Lovenkrands The Rangers Football Club plc 94,000.00 (06/07) // 32,430.00 (06/07)
Gavin Rae The Rangers Football Club plc 65,333.33 (06/07) // 22,540.00 (06/07)
Kris Boyd The Rangers Football Club plc 16,666.67 (06/07) 33,333.33 (08/09) // 17,250.00 (08/09)
Paul Le Guen The Rangers Football Club plc 234,900.00 (06/07) // 81,040.50 (06/07)
Yves Colleau The Rangers Football Club plc 22,833.33 (06/07) // 7,877.50 (06/07)
Libor Sionko The Rangers Football Club plc 32,000.00 (06/07) // 11,040.00 (06/07)
Thomas Buffell The Rangers Football Club plc 110,000.00 (07/08) 110,000.00 (08/09) // 75,900.00 (08/09)
Alan Hutton The Rangers Football Club plc 114,000.00 (07/08) 114,000.00 (08/09) // 78,660.00 (08/09)
Barry Ferguson The Rangers Football Club plc 340,000.00 (08/09) // 117,300.00 (08/09)
Nacho Novo The Rangers Football Club plc 127,183.33 (08/09) // 43,878.25 (08/09)
Brahim Hemdani The Rangers Football Club plc 242,666.67 (08/09) // 83,720.00 (08/09)
Daniel Cousin The Rangers Football Club plc 49,200.00 (08/09) // 16,974.00 (08/09)
Carlos Cuellar The Rangers Football Club plc 83,333.33 (08/09) // 28,750.00 (08/09)
Pedro Mendes The Rangers Football Club plc 240,000.00 (08/09) // 82,800.00 (08/09)
Steve Davis The Rangers Football Club plc 206,666.67 (08/09) // 71,300.00 (08/09)
Sasa Papac The Rangers Football Club plc 48,666.67 (08/09) // 16,790.00 (08/09)

Annual Totals 
624,666.66 (04/05) 179,666.67 (05/06) 729,733.33 (06/07) 224,000.00 (07/08) 1,595,050.00 (08/09) // 210,910.00 (04/05) 19,435.00 (05/06) 293,158.00 (06/07) Zero (07/08) 633,322.25 (08/09)
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REGULATION 80 DETERMINATION OVERALL TOTAL - £27,271,478.66

SECTION 8 DECISION OVERALL TOTAL - £9,189,322.78
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