Demetriou warns Fraser Brown.

camel · **Posted:** Mon Sep 25, 2006 9:23 am

tommi wrote:

Hey Juzzee...............

I TIPPED THIS................!

kindest regards tommi

Nice tommi, nice. :lol:

tommi · **Posted:** Mon Sep 25, 2006 10:02 am

Hey Cee Boy..........

i don't know much........but i know iiii love youuu........!

kindest regards tommi

no really.........i don't know much........but what i do know........
i really know........!

after that.......?

your all on your own.......!

budzy · **Joined:** Mon Feb 28, 2005 11:17 am **Posts:** 8128

Speedy wrote:

There are many skeletons in the cupboard of this person. This is just a subtle warning that if he wants a fight he must be prepared for them all to come out. It may not change a thing, but be prepared for a dirty fight.

Browny's a winner :wink:

Ockham's Razor · **Joined:** Tue Mar 01, 2005 1:27 pm **Posts:** 1689

The tax charges which Fraser faced were relatively minor.

They related to an inquiry from the ATO re payments from Carlton which the ATO believed he had left out of his tax returns.

Fraser did not sing to Demitrou re alleged cash payments from Carlton so why would he do so to the ATO.

He faced charges under Section 8C & 8N of Tax Admin Act 1953.

Maximum penalty per charge for an offence under Section 8N of the Tax Admin Act is $3,000 - it relates to recklessly making a false or misleading statement to a tax officer.

Maximum penalty under Section 8C is $2,000 per charge - he faced 2 charges - failure to produce documents & failure to provide information to ATO.

Maximum penalty that he faced was $7,000.

Fraser was fined $2,000.

If this is the criminal record being referred to by others - it is pretty minor stuff.

regards
Ockham

Chitty's Finger · **Posted:** Mon Sep 25, 2006 2:41 pm

Tax dodging is a national sport so Im not sure theres a problem here.

Unless he killed the ATO officer.

That would be a problem.

Keyser Soze · **Posted:** Mon Sep 25, 2006 3:28 pm

Athorn the Wonderkid wrote:

Tax dodging is a national sport so Im not sure theres a problem here.

Unless he killed the ATO officer.

That would be a problem.

I'm not even sure that would be a problem Ath.

What jury would convict him?

Keyser Soze · **Posted:** Mon Sep 25, 2006 3:29 pm

Ummm, No offence to any officers from the ATO who may be watching.

I think you do a teriffic job.

AGRO · **Posted:** Mon Sep 25, 2006 3:45 pm

Keyser Soze wrote:

Ummm, No offence to any officers from the ATO who may be watching.

I think you do a teriffic job.

Wouldn't mind them having a close look at "The Spews" tax returns given that to most Greeks 'minimizing' tax isn't a national sport its a way of life.

ACHILLES · **Joined:** Tue Mar 01, 2005 11:38 am **Posts:** 622

AGRO wrote:

Keyser Soze wrote:

Ummm, No offence to any officers from the ATO who may be watching.

I think you do a teriffic job.

Wouldn't mind them having a close look at "The Spews" tax returns given that to most Greeks 'minimizing' tax isn't a national sport its a way of life.

How does it go AGRO something like
"kolo Kypreo!"

AGRO · **Posted:** Mon Sep 25, 2006 5:19 pm

ACHILLES wrote:

AGRO wrote:

Keyser Soze wrote:

Ummm, No offence to any officers from the ATO who may be watching.

I think you do a teriffic job.

Wouldn't mind them having a close look at "The Spews" tax returns given that to most Greeks 'minimizing' tax isn't a national sport its a way of life.

How does it go AGRO something like
"kolo Kypreo!"

Colin Tripper, will suffice. :wink:

In anycase Jarusa and Tommi know where the body is buried.

Kouta · **Posted:** Tue Sep 26, 2006 1:28 am

Butt out of Blues business.

Quote:

It's the team thing, and he exercised his right to decline to assist the authorities with their inquiries. It's hard to imagine a less likely whistleblower.

The point Demetriou has missed is that there are dozens of people still in football who have cheated the salary cap or benefited from exploitation of the cap.

Dozens of them. Some of them in high places, too.

The culture has changed, but the changes occurred largely as a result of what happened at Carlton during Brown's time.

We move on. Brown should not be cast as an undesirable simply because he didn't help in an investigation.

George Harris · **Posted:** Tue Sep 26, 2006 1:34 am

Take a bow, Mr Michael Sheahan, we applaud you...

sandramd · **Posted:** Tue Sep 26, 2006 5:20 am

Gesh even Sheehan sees the light on this one 1.5 million to the CFC hardly compares to the money provided to sydney and brissy to keep them running. Indeed its less money than they have thrown into the scrays and north.

AFL has more dirt on the blues than the cap cheating has to run deeper than just Browns refusal to talk.

Bottom line is they should butt out and it is personal against the CFC by those morons.

mikkey · **Joined:** Mon Feb 28, 2005 6:27 pm **Posts:** 4129

Quote:

The point Demetriou has missed is that there are dozens of people still in football who have cheated the salary cap or benefited from exploitation of the cap.

Dozens of them. Some of them in high places, too.

One of them being the chairman.[/b]

MarkNo3 · **Posted:** Tue Sep 26, 2006 8:54 am

George Im with you. Thought the article was great. Have to hand it to Sheehan he is someone in the media who is a reasonably straight shooter.

ryan2000 · **Posted:** Tue Sep 26, 2006 9:06 am

BRILLIANT ARTICLE BY MIKE! .........................&$*%ING BRILLIANT!

The media is quite pathetic at being critical at Demetriou, for whatever reason, i dunno! But Mike went all out today. It's about time!

How dare he. Has the nerve to 'Claim' that the AFL had no involvement in the 'Pagan' decision, yet he comes out and threatens the club if Brown was to join? Yeah right Andrew............no involvement at all! :roll:

It's about time somebody gave the finger to the AFL on our behalf...................i just never would have thought it would have been Mike Bloody Sheenen to be the one to do it! :shock:

AGRO · **Posted:** Tue Sep 26, 2006 9:14 am

George Harris wrote:

Take a bow, Mr Michael Sheahan, we applaud you...

I am speechless. :shock:

Well not quite .... other than to say that Mike must have found a new highly respected leak in the AFL organisation because he aint going to get nuttin from "The Spew" in future.

If it was Fatprick Smith writing this article you would need to put me in a straight jacket.

AGRO · **Posted:** Tue Sep 26, 2006 9:15 am

Mouse won't eat cheese, Cat won't chase mouse, Dog wont beat up on Cat.

That dont adds up I tells you, it just dont add up.

ryan2000 · **Posted:** Tue Sep 26, 2006 9:19 am

Quote:

The point Demetriou has missed is that there are dozens of people still in football who have cheated the salary cap or benefited from exploitation of the cap.

Dozens of them. Some of them in high places, too.

I wonder if he has Solid Evidence of this.....................cause if he did..........i'd be willing to pay good money for it. We could really screw the AFL with it.

Blue Vain · **Joined:** Mon Feb 28, 2005 10:35 am **Posts:** 18077

Its common knowledge Ryan.
The AFL choose to blatantly ignore what suits them. Collo was as immersed in it as anyone yet he was a whisker away from becoming the AFL chief.

Its personal between Brown and DEmetriou, nothing more.
I was one of the defenders of the AFL when Wayne Jackson was in charge. I'd defend them against having personal vendettas and foolishly believed they'd always act fairly and even handedly.

Well, has'nt this dog Demetriou blown that out of the water?

Demetriou warns Fraser Brown.

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