Any other country the league might try and help.
In Scotland they try to kill the victims of fraud.
For a club to become victim of fraud I'd imagine it needs to be a solid complex plan.
Something to do with a transfer?
Someone pretending to be from Fifa etc?
Right, deduction of points, £250,000 fine, demotion to the bottom tier, transfer embargo, withholding of prize money and transfer money.
Make them re-apply for their football licence, and don't grant it until the day before their first game in their new division.
Start the practising the 'You're no Accies anymore' chants.
That would never happen to a club who have been victims of fraud in this country, would it?
Cynical - me?
Probably Pedro will get the blame.Dundee, Hamilton, embezzled by the Vatican
Prison too possibly.Someone will be getting their jotters.
I bet though the league will try to help them.Any other country the league might try and help.
In Scotland they try to kill the victims of fraud.
That's only when the victims are Rangers.
I expect Scottish football to rally round Hamilton.
this is one for popcorn viewing, we sit and watch and see what unfolds.
will they go into admin and get voted down
will the sfa/spfl vote to save them
will sporting fc be leading the charge
will fat mike want to plunder whats left
Tune in next time for Tales of whats expected
That's not going to amount to substantial sums requiring the directors put in their own money to ensure continuity. Those scams need to be in proportion. Unless Hamilton have no authorisation process ...Wonder if it's one of those invoice frauds?
The fraudster emails you pretending to be a supplier who has changed their bank details. You then pay the fraudster the funds instead of your supplier.
There's also one where the "CFO" writes in demanding expenses money
No doubt the rest of Scottish football will be sympathetic and rush to their aid. After all they would do that for any member club that was the victim of fraud.
Not read it but can see the spl pulling together to help them and they all shafted us when we were the victim
Just the way it says sophisticated as if its not run of the mill fraud.Might be something simpler like an employee siphoning off cash.
That's not going to amount to substantial sums requiring the directors put in their own money to ensure continuity. Those scams need to be in proportion. Unless Hamilton have no authorisation process ...
Maybe someone with the right access got out of control, or "borrowed" cash thinking it could be returned before anyone noticed, or "borrowed" cash and got out of there before anyone noticed. It'll be interesting when the details are known.