POLL : Twitchy Prediction

[Chinners]

Beefymcfc

In your view, is 'Arry (the dirty guilty Tax Dodging Del Boy of all Rogue Traders (I think)):

Guilty

Not Guilty

Guilty but gets away with it for being a Cheeky Chappie

I know which one I'd be voting.

[stevefromdonny]

hes going down matron

[Goataldo]

hes going down matron

Oooh, stop messin abaaaaht!

Hope he is.

Such is the way of the world, I'll be very surprised if he gets what he deserves.

[john68]

I'd go for jailed but how could he build an England team from the Scrubs?

[craigmcfc]

Guilty, suspended sentence, and The Sun and Sky will pay his fine on his behalf

[Dronny]

Am I being a little harsh???

[ross.mcfc]

He is white and rich. There is every chance he will get away with it.

[brite blu sky]

If he is found guilty, which I have my doubts about, he won't get away with it lightly, on the contrary being a public figure is going to count against him and he will get no leniency at all as an example. That said he is probs only due about 2 months for that amount of fraud.

[DoomMerchant]

come on now. he ain't no wheeler dealer.

Suspended sentence and his dignity JUST impinged enough to make it an issue for the FA to select him for England, tho they will do anyway, achieving an act of hubris which in hindsight will play worse than appointing cunning linguist Schteve to guide the team a few years back. Keep calm and carry on.

cheers

[Chinners]

If he is found guilty, which I have my doubts about, he won't get away with it lightly, on the contrary being a public figure is going to count against him and he will get no leniency at all as an example. That said he is probs only due about 2 months for that amount of fraud.

What like Lord Archer you mean?.... and he was out in under a year for persury!!!

[Goataldo]

I'd go for jailed but how could he build an England team from the Scrubs?

He's such a loveable, personable, brilliant man-manager, he'll hone a rag-tag bunch of lags into the finest football team the country's ever seen, and conquer world football with em, 'honest guv.

Shortly after Harry and his new team leave the scrubs, the prison will go into administration, and go down the swanny.

None of this of course, will be his fault.

[Beefymcfc]

Guilty as charged me lord. Hang the fucker from Big Ben to put off any fucker from stealing those poor people at the bottom.

I wonder why his plane couldn't take off tonight, Scousers headed to London to rob the wheels or his last night of freedom on the town?

[london blue 2]

He'll blame balotelli and get away with it.

[lets all have a disco]

He's a sneaky fucker and he'll get off even though he's a bent twat who has fiddled fortunes.

[john68]

I'd go for jailed but how could he build an England team from the Scrubs?

He's such a loveable, personable, brilliant man-manager, he'll hone a rag-tag bunch of lags into the finest football team the country's ever seen, and conquer world football with em, 'honest guv.

Shortly after Harry and his new team leave the scrubs, the prison will go into administration, and go down the swanny.

None of this of course, will be his fault.

Hahahahahaha....How could I ever doubt a word of that?
BTW have you checked that site and what they have said about him and the insider dealings when he left Pompey for Saints....interesting.

[DoomMerchant]

He's a sneaky fucker and he'll get off even though he's a bent twat who has fiddled fortunes.

just for some balance...tax evasion on a couple hundred grand isn't the most nefarious white collar crime ever...just sayin. There's loads worse.

of course, he should be made an example of, but...on the grander scale of criminal activity, i'm sure he's done way way worse than what he's being accused of in this trial. Allegedly.

cheers

[The Original Special One]

I voted for non-custodial sentence: I don't think its of the order of magnitude that it will receive a jail term, nor do I think that it will be used to 'send out a warning' to his 'peers'

[Beefymcfc]

I voted for non-custodial sentence: I don't think its of the order of magnitude that it will receive a jail term, nor do I think that it will be used to 'send out a warning' to his 'peers'

If that's the case, why bother? It must've cost a fair wedge to take this to court, probably 10 times the cost that he'd have paid tax on Rosie47.

[john@staustell]

Definitely the last option.

[Lev Bronstein]

It's got not guilty written all over it. Sadly, a green light to all the other dodgy dealers out there.