Wat Tyler
Player Valuation: £70m
As klopp is such a bastion of fair play now, I’m sure he will be doing interviews saying there needs to be a replay because of the red card error.
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ECHO Comment: "Fears of Witch-hunt Against Liverpool FC" part 3
- Thread starter cronullasharks
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As klopp is such a bastion of fair play now, I’m sure he will be doing interviews saying there needs to be a replay because of the red card error.
They don't have to be great, when you've got Klopp screaming down the earhole of every ref and sports presenter when they don't follow the script implicitly.
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Shevin Keedy
Player Valuation: £35m
What do you tell the lads at work when everybody is talking about their weekend?
Do you tell them you go trolling on rival footy forums or do you make stuff up?
Saint Domingo
Player Valuation: £90m
Good on Hodgson for speaking out but I’m sure the media will bury it quickly rather than giving it 3 weeks of airtime like they have the Diaz decision
What's he said?
The amount of unpunished blatant thugs they have in their sides (that many its flexible not just the one side) is a disgrace. Klopps changes frequently involve giving the hook to a player in danger of a red. He neednt worry about that ...it simply wont happen. Van Dyke throws his weight about like the cock of the school. Its about time someone stood up to him and landed him on his pompous hairbun arse.
LEONARD
Player Valuation: £60m
Hat's off to Socialism FC, accepting a nominal shirt sponsorship deal with the Co Op.
They would never go with a multi-national bank with a dodgy history, would they?
In December 2012 Standard Chartered agreed to pay a $327 million fine for having hidden similar transactions with Iran, Myanmar, Libya, and Sudan.[83]
They would never go with a multi-national bank with a dodgy history, would they?
Breach of sanctions fines (2012)[edit]
In August 2012 Standard Chartered agreed to pay $340 million to the New York State Department of Financial Services over charges that the bank worked with the government of Iran to hide $250 billion in transactions in order to evade sanctions.[81][82]In December 2012 Standard Chartered agreed to pay a $327 million fine for having hidden similar transactions with Iran, Myanmar, Libya, and Sudan.[83]
Money laundering, breach of sanctions fine (2019)[edit]
On 9 April 2019, Standard Chartered paid $1.1 billion to the United Kingdom Government and the United States of America's Department of the Treasury over deficiencies in the bank's money laundering control regime and for violating financial sanctions against Myanmar, Zimbabwe, Cuba, Sudan, Syria, and Iran.[84][85]OFSI fine (2020)[edit]
In April 2020 Standard Chartered was fined £20.4 million by the UK's Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation for loans to a Turkish bank DenizBank, which fell under E.U. financial sanctions on Russia due to its majority ownership by Russian bank Sberbank of Russia.[86][87]Indian bank takeover fine (2020)[edit]
In August 2020 Enforcement Directorate fined Standard Chartered $13.6 million for foreign exchange rule violations in its 2007 takeover of Tamilnad Mercantile Bank Limited.[88]Delay of reporting fraud fine (2021)[edit]
In January 2021 the Reserve Bank of India issued a fine of ₹2 crore of Standard Chartered Bank-India for delays in its mandatory regulatory fraud reporting.[89][90]South African rand manipulation (2023)[edit]
In November 2023, after an 8 year litigation, the Competition Commission fined Standard Chartered R42.7 million rand for various offences that related to manipulating the USD/ZAR currency pair which included the fixing of bids, offers, bid-offer spreads, the spot exchange rate and the fixing of the exchange rate at the FIX. Standard Chartered assumed liability for its actions in manipulating the rand between 2007 and 2013.[91][92]See also[edit]
Hat's off to Socialism FC, accepting a nominal shirt sponsorship deal with the Co Op.
They would never go with a multi-national bank with a dodgy history, would they?
Breach of sanctions fines (2012)[edit]
In August 2012 Standard Chartered agreed to pay $340 million to the New York State Department of Financial Services over charges that the bank worked with the government of Iran to hide $250 billion in transactions in order to evade sanctions.[81][82]
In December 2012 Standard Chartered agreed to pay a $327 million fine for having hidden similar transactions with Iran, Myanmar, Libya, and Sudan.[83]
Money laundering, breach of sanctions fine (2019)[edit]
On 9 April 2019, Standard Chartered paid $1.1 billion to the United Kingdom Government and the United States of America's Department of the Treasury over deficiencies in the bank's money laundering control regime and for violating financial sanctions against Myanmar, Zimbabwe, Cuba, Sudan, Syria, and Iran.[84][85]
OFSI fine (2020)[edit]
In April 2020 Standard Chartered was fined £20.4 million by the UK's Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation for loans to a Turkish bank DenizBank, which fell under E.U. financial sanctions on Russia due to its majority ownership by Russian bank Sberbank of Russia.[86][87]
Indian bank takeover fine (2020)[edit]
In August 2020 Enforcement Directorate fined Standard Chartered $13.6 million for foreign exchange rule violations in its 2007 takeover of Tamilnad Mercantile Bank Limited.[88]
Delay of reporting fraud fine (2021)[edit]
In January 2021 the Reserve Bank of India issued a fine of ₹2 crore of Standard Chartered Bank-India for delays in its mandatory regulatory fraud reporting.[89][90]
South African rand manipulation (2023)[edit]
In November 2023, after an 8 year litigation, the Competition Commission fined Standard Chartered R42.7 million rand for various offences that related to manipulating the USD/ZAR currency pair which included the fixing of bids, offers, bid-offer spreads, the spot exchange rate and the fixing of the exchange rate at the FIX. Standard Chartered assumed liability for its actions in manipulating the rand between 2007 and 2013.[91][92]
See also[edit]
they get away with it to
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
I've seen better Liverpool teams get a massive head start in the PL and still lose the title.
It isn't a fluke that they've won 1* title in 34 years.
This Liverpool team cannot defend. They'll be punished a lot in the next few months. Make no mistake about that.
City
Arsenal
Liverpool
That's the finishing places in May.
It isn't a fluke that they've won 1* title in 34 years.
This Liverpool team cannot defend. They'll be punished a lot in the next few months. Make no mistake about that.
City
Arsenal
Liverpool
That's the finishing places in May.
hallamblue
Player Valuation: £40m
Who are you trying to convince Dave? They've played most of their difficult away games already and they never lose at home. If I could stomach it I would put a sizeable bet on them at 4/1.
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
Its nearing the second half of the season. All teams will have played half their most difficult games.
My point is they are VERY vulnerable away from home.
Tell me this is a good Liverpool team...as good as others in the near past. They aren;t.
1* title in 34 years isn't a moot point. It's a measure of just how much they crumble when push comes to shove.
City have a very decent next 5 games. I expect them to be back on top after them.
hallamblue
Player Valuation: £40m
That's not true though is it? The most difficult games are away to Man City, Arsenal, Chelsea, Spurs and Man United. They have played 4 of them already, nobody else has of the contenders I don't think. If they get the same results in their remaining games as they have in most of the last 5 seasons they will easily win the league. The only hope is that they aren't the team they were, but neither are City.
Everything seems to be going there way at the minute doesn’t it they’ll smash utd next week as well,hopefully they hit a bad patch soon