Pape Souare goes bust
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 bexleydave  Barnehurst 01 Apr 18 9.37am |
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He has entered into a voluntary insolvency arrangement, four months after it emerged he was being privately prosecuted over a car crash that almost ended his career.
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| Badger11 Beckenham 01 Apr 18 9.48am |
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Originally posted by bexleydave
He has entered into a voluntary insolvency arrangement, four months after it emerged he was being privately prosecuted over a car crash that almost ended his career. If he wasn't working I could understand. He must be in real financial trouble as we are paying him a good salary so presumably that still will not pay off his debts. I had a mate who owed HMRC it took him 10 years to pay it off they refused to write it off and rightly so. Edited by Badger11 (01 Apr 2018 9.49am) Edited by Badger11 (01 Apr 2018 9.50am)
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| Eewires Guildford 01 Apr 18 10.10am |
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Originally posted by Badger11
If he wasn't working I could understand. He must be in real financial trouble as we are paying him a good salary so presumably that still will not pay off his debts. I had a mate who owed HMRC it took him 10 years to pay it off they refused to write it off and rightly so. Edited by Badger11 (01 Apr 2018 9.49am) Edited by Badger11 (01 Apr 2018 9.50am) If it wasn’t April 1 I’d not be so distrustful of stories.
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| chris123 hove actually 01 Apr 18 10.14am |
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If he wasn't earning it would be less of a surprise - but he must be on a good weekly wage. Hope legitimate creditors don't end up getting screwed.
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| Brentmiester_General Front line in the battle against t... 01 Apr 18 10.22am |
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Originally posted by chris123
If he wasn't earning it would be less of a surprise - but he must be on a good weekly wage. Hope legitimate creditors don't end up getting screwed. They probably will. As the HMRC will get theirs before the small creditors get paid. Arseholes.
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| Midlands Eagle 01 Apr 18 6.16pm |
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Originally posted by Brentmiester_General
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| Vaibow vancouver/croydon 02 Apr 18 6.11pm |
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How anyone can get into debt on their ages amazes me.... however, if they have a gambling or addiction problem or victim to fraud, understandable. I always said, if i was a footballer, i would live a modest life - when you think of the average poster on here, what their lifestyle costs per year then compare it to a professional top tier footballer, shows that a lot are out of touch or at the least have bad advisors looking out for #1. Let's use Wilf as an example, his lifestyle as a kid, compared to what he has now - a lavish lifestyle which comes with it more out goings. A person i know won the lottery and he was amazed at how quickly it went, well, if you are going to buy a 5 bedroom house, all ensuit, hire a live in nanny and chef, chauffeur, quit his job and lived off it, ofcourse that will eat up his winnings. He's back in a semi in shirley, works part time, lost most of that lifestyle, but he's happy. Make you wonder why he just didn't do that in the first place and invest it.
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| radsyrendot From Coventry now in Leicester 02 Apr 18 6.20pm |
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Originally posted by Vaibow
How anyone can get into debt on their ages amazes me.... however, if they have a gambling or addiction problem or victim to fraud, understandable. I always said, if i was a footballer, i would live a modest life - when you think of the average poster on here, what their lifestyle costs per year then compare it to a professional top tier footballer, shows that a lot are out of touch or at the least have bad advisors looking out for #1. Let's use Wilf as an example, his lifestyle as a kid, compared to what he has now - a lavish lifestyle which comes with it more out goings. A person i know won the lottery and he was amazed at how quickly it went, well, if you are going to buy a 5 bedroom house, all ensuit, hire a live in nanny and chef, chauffeur, quit his job and lived off it, ofcourse that will eat up his winnings. He's back in a semi in shirley, works part time, lost most of that lifestyle, but he's happy. Make you wonder why he just didn't do that in the first place and invest it.
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Jefroc  Crete 02 Apr 18 6.42pm |
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Level of earnings is irrelevant. If you do not PAYE then it is down to accountants advisers etc. Not saying Pape does not have ultimate control but given his last 20 months he probably put more reliance on them than normal. That’s why film/ pop stars go bust. Same thing. That said bonne chance Pape!
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| Midlands Eagle 02 Apr 18 7.21pm |
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Originally posted by Jefroc
Level of earnings is irrelevant. If you do not PAYE then it is down to accountants advisers etc. Not saying Pape does not have ultimate control but given his last 20 months he probably put more reliance on them than normal. That’s why film/ pop stars go bust. Same thing. Film stars / pop stars go bust because they ignore the advice of their accountant
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| Jefroc Crete 02 Apr 18 7.28pm |
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
Film stars / pop stars go bust because they ignore the advice of their accountant Or like Sting’s he is taken to court and ends up in jail for a zillion years for ripping the guy off for over £1 million! Horses for courses or perhaps just a sting in the tail!
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viveasheagle  perth 05 Apr 18 6.11am |
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I was wondering with the original car crash if someone else was injured? If this was the case and Pape was either not insured or the insurance was voided ( if he had been drinking /speeding ) then he could potentially been sued by the victim for compensation which could be quite sizeable depending on the injuries they may have suffered.
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