West Ham Forced to Settle
The Guardian today claim that West Ham were forced to agree a compensation package with Sheffield Utd by their auditors Deloittes, who refused to agree West Ham's annual accounts otherwise. If Deloitte did not sign off on the accounts West Ham would have probably been forced into administration.
The paper also claim that West Ham only managed to stay solvent by selling off a number of players in the January transfer window.
posted by Keir Clarke @ 1:50 PM
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3 Comments:
these guys have to be th edumbest.most ignorant mugs in journalism.
that d be why we spent 7 quid on savio. and we did NOT sell Parker,Upson and Green
Morons with a capital M .
suck my witch Mail
and its just stupid....why would the accountants refuse to sign off the accounts. Whats it got to do with them. There job is to count beans not to force people to sell them beans, or settle anything.
Clowns!!
Kenny
Not signing accounts would not result in a company going into administration in itself. What else do you expect from a left wing rag like the Guardian
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