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Post by scottjones on Feb 9, 2010 11:19:46 GMT
"Antonio Caliendo, a former majority shareholder at Queens Park Rangers Football Club has submitted a complaint to the Football Association chairman David Triesman English to ascertain that the passage of the majority of shares in the English club to Mr Flavio Briatore, in August 2007 and occurred in the highest legal and transparent. The complaint adds legal action already taken by Caliendo towards study of Mischon Reya lawyer by Charles Fussell and Barrister Steven Gee to verify a possible fraud against him."
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Post by QPR Report on Feb 9, 2010 11:22:57 GMT
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Post by scottjones on Feb 9, 2010 11:25:18 GMT
Yes sorry, was going to wack the link in.
Well, at least we know Flavio is at least trying to get out of our club..thats a start
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Post by cpr on Feb 9, 2010 11:29:19 GMT
One can only wonder and speculate as to where we would be now had Caliendo got his way.
How does it show Briatore is trying to get out?
Might seem to show he may have got in in a less than correct way, shall we say.
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Post by scottjones on Feb 9, 2010 11:31:30 GMT
One can only wonder and speculate as to where you would be now had Caliendo got his way. How does it show Briatore is trying to get out? Might seem to show he may have got in in a less than correct way, shall we say. Also from his blog translated "Caliendo has hired the notorious English criminal Charles Fussell and Co and the renowned Barrister Steven Gee to start a lawsuit to law firm of Mishcon Reya who, in 2007, he supervised the sale of the club Queens Park Rangers to the Company the Sarita, of Flavio Briatore. According to the Sunday Telegraph, the current legal action by Caliendo seriously undermine current attempts to sell its shares Briatore QPR to a group of concerned American. "After two and a half years of futile waiting, I had to take this action for establishing a possible fraud against me and to recover the loans promised but never paid," said Antonio Caliendo. "I am delighted that the British press you are interested in the conduct of this gentleman, who never contradicted his public statements that it found the majority of QPR for 90 million pounds, which is absolutely false. Dignity is a serious thing! . I have total confidence in English justice, in my lawyers and my cause. "" |
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Post by QPR Report on Feb 9, 2010 11:33:42 GMT
Looking back, I may have been just a little hard on Antonio Caliendo!
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Post by scottjones on Feb 9, 2010 11:35:49 GMT
Looking back, I may have been just a little hard on Antonio Caliendo! In fairness, think i was as well!! |
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Post by cpr on Feb 9, 2010 11:42:05 GMT
One can only wonder and speculate as to where you would be now had Caliendo got his way. How does it show Briatore is trying to get out? Might seem to show he may have got in in a less than correct way, shall we say. Also from his blog translated "Caliendo has hired the notorious English criminal Charles Fussell and Co and the renowned Barrister Steven Gee to start a lawsuit to law firm of Mishcon Reya who, in 2007, he supervised the sale of the club Queens Park Rangers to the Company the Sarita, of Flavio Briatore. According to the Sunday Telegraph, the current legal action by Caliendo seriously undermine current attempts to sell its shares Briatore QPR to a group of concerned American. "After two and a half years of futile waiting, I had to take this action for establishing a possible fraud against me and to recover the loans promised but never paid," said Antonio Caliendo. "I am delighted that the British press you are interested in the conduct of this gentleman, who never contradicted his public statements that it found the majority of QPR for 90 million pounds, which is absolutely false. Dignity is a serious thing! . I have total confidence in English justice, in my lawyers and my cause. "" Thanks for that Scott. I must say, I find it strange that he needs to look outside the boardroom if he wants to sell his shares. |
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Post by scottjones on Feb 9, 2010 11:44:40 GMT
Also from his blog translated "Caliendo has hired the notorious English criminal Charles Fussell and Co and the renowned Barrister Steven Gee to start a lawsuit to law firm of Mishcon Reya who, in 2007, he supervised the sale of the club Queens Park Rangers to the Company the Sarita, of Flavio Briatore. According to the Sunday Telegraph, the current legal action by Caliendo seriously undermine current attempts to sell its shares Briatore QPR to a group of concerned American. "After two and a half years of futile waiting, I had to take this action for establishing a possible fraud against me and to recover the loans promised but never paid," said Antonio Caliendo. "I am delighted that the British press you are interested in the conduct of this gentleman, who never contradicted his public statements that it found the majority of QPR for 90 million pounds, which is absolutely false. Dignity is a serious thing! . I have total confidence in English justice, in my lawyers and my cause. "" Thanks for that Scott. I must say, I find it strange that he needs to look outside the boardroom if he wants to sell his shares. I find it worrying |
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Post by haqpr1963 on Feb 9, 2010 11:54:57 GMT
Can we just point out that that is a very dodgy translation and that we do not consider the wonder firm of Charles Fussell and Co to be Notorious English Criminals.... (Just to cover all the bases....  ) |
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Post by QPR Report on Feb 9, 2010 12:44:22 GMT
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Post by peejaybee on Feb 9, 2010 13:24:00 GMT
I think I will start a rumour" The Yanks Are Coming" |
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Post by QPR Report on Feb 9, 2010 13:25:08 GMT
Remember those incorporation papers in Albany, New York!
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Post by FloridaR on Feb 9, 2010 14:49:13 GMT
Mike I'm sure there was a quote in the paper, maybe a investment/stock quote about the R's, something along the lines of Briatore had bought the club for 90 mill ?
I thought it was strange when I read it at the time...
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