This is the most blatant case of fraud I’ve ever seen.
This is the most blatant case of embezzlement I’ve ever seen.
This is the most blatant case of wilful misrepresentation I’ve ever seen.
How people are even considering accepting the CVA is beyond me. #footballindex
@fi_action@Zidave1 *if* twitter goes down, do you have a back-up plan for keeping people in the loop re legal proceedings, course of action, potential redress, etc? #footballindex
@Noor3Richard If you believe the whole debacle is over and done with after today's debate then I rest assured knowing you wont be tweeting any further on the subject. You will though, won't you? See you tomorrow.
@Noor3Richard@AlexDaviesJones@ExiledFi@WelshFI1@fi_action Hi Richard, you know that heart icon underneath all of your tweets? That's called a 'like' button, and the number of likes you receive tends to be indicative of the number of people that agree with you. Your tweets always get zero likes. Just something to think about before bed.
Britain’s “festival of Brexit” is an irresponsible use of £120 million of public money and remains confusing and obscure even as it begins, MPs have said https://t.co/LTztyXn4zj
Think I'll be logging off twitter for a while now. Not giving up hope but also not going to waste any more time or energy on this shitshow. Leave it to the experts #footballindex
@HillMatthew147@CBarker81@FI_o_O What he said. Obviously it's not a positive email in regards to getting full redress by legally forcing GC compensation but it does give me hope that both LD and BT are intent on going after the directors' assets to add a few more pennies in the pound (and put them behind bars)
@SweetFI1 You think they've put in over 2000 hours of investigative work just to get a small chunk of the insolvency pot at a voluntarily significantly reduced hourly rate?
I'm also not ruling out a government U-turn when they're provided with the full compilation of evidence and all legal avenues have been exhaused, as the email says. Anyhow, it's going to take a long long time so I'll be trying to put it to the back of my mind for the foreseeable
Personally I'm not subscribing to the idea that this is all over just yet. I still think we're in extremely capable hands with LD and, for what it's worth, I don't think Begbies are the bad guys at all. Time will tell in regards to the second point though #footballindex
@badmanfairy Labour MPs have been much more sympathetic throughout this process though. Would be an open goal for them to get thousands on side if elected and £124m isn’t that much to the gov in the grand scheme of things considering we often see billions wasted on fruitless projects.
@mr_nefu See #downingstreetparty. Will be the straw that breaks the camel’s back I suspect. Constant lies, corruption, dodgy deals and deceit from the gov for the last 2 years. One set of rules for them, another for everyone else. People have had enough. Just my opinion of course.
@EstherMcVey1 do you support the idea of positive reform to the UK gambling sector, including meaningful change as to how @GamRegGB issues licenses and oversees the day-to-day activity of bookmakers, as well as full redress for Football Index victims? https://t.co/ll9w5WaiRt
My MP, Esther McVey, has previously confirmed that she wrote to Chris Philp to “pass on my concerns” but she said little else and noticeably didn’t mention redress. If anyone’s in a similar position with their MP, I’ve just sent this follow up email #footballindex