
Wonder what he'd catch in the River Roding?
Brilliant.Pie & Mash wrote:Probably a three eyed fish because Tamplin has dumped all his toxic waste in it
#EssexMrBurns #WrongType
Happened in early 2014!! Not even breaking news then. If you look closely you can see a scrap of paper with the words "die Dagenham die" written in what appears to be the blood of an orphan.Auntie Merge wrote:The photos in this article were taken at the actual site of the dump.
(confirmed by the journalist)
https://www.mrw.co.uk/latest/firm-fined ... 81.article
NBDag wrote:Happened in early 2014!! Not even breaking news then. If you look closely you can see a scrap of paper with the words "die Dagenham die" written in what appears to be the blood of an orphan.Auntie Merge wrote:The photos in this article were taken at the actual site of the dump.
(confirmed by the journalist)
https://www.mrw.co.uk/latest/firm-fined ... 81.article
Meowdiggerdagger1 wrote:Ah thanks the Romford dagger first time I have one anything! And I award you supporter of the year oh sorry you support the inferior team in east Anglian I forgot!
Dumping such waste cost a lot of money so it's hardly an action a saint is it, you would imagine that choosing to use his own land meant he saved this money there by at a stroke taking part in a dishonest act.Alan wrote:Having a quick look at the EFL Fit and Proper person test and I don't think that this conviction would disqualify him as it's not one of dishonesty or one of the specified classes of offences.
The court case was a few weeks back. The environmental implications of the 'flytipping' as someone else put it, were potentially huge - dumping on a flood plain, close to a river.NBDag wrote:Happened in early 2014!! Not even breaking news then. If you look closely you can see a scrap of paper with the words "die Dagenham die" written in what appears to be the blood of an orphan.Auntie Merge wrote:The photos in this article were taken at the actual site of the dump.
(confirmed by the journalist)
https://www.mrw.co.uk/latest/firm-fined ... 81.article
It's not his company, so not his money to save. Did he accept payment to allow it? Did he want to raise the level of the land in an area that floods every winter? Will he say he knew nothing about it? Who knows.SUSSEX DAGGER wrote:Dumping such waste cost a lot of money so it's hardly an action a saint is it, you would imagine that choosing to use his own land meant he saved this money there by at a stroke taking part in a dishonest act.
http://www.ciwm-journal.co.uk/100000-fi ... operators/Alan wrote:It's not his company, so not his money to save. Did he accept payment to allow it? Did he want to raise the level of the land in an area that floods every winter? Will he say he knew nothing about it? Who knows.SUSSEX DAGGER wrote:Dumping such waste cost a lot of money so it's hardly an action a saint is it, you would imagine that choosing to use his own land meant he saved this money there by at a stroke taking part in a dishonest act.
It's not great, but the court found him to be negligent, not dishonest - which is what matters in the fit and proper person test.
I can almost guarantee that he will say we need to look forwards not backwards when asked about it tomorrow.
Eh? I'm not defending him or it. I'm explaining why it doesn't fall foul of the "fit and proper person test" and predicting what he will say when it's brought up.dagger4eva wrote:And Alan - serious question..
What would your reaction be IF in 18, 24 or whatever he has ****** our club over and says he wants to look forward not back. Is that acceptable??
Just asking