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Chester City wound up in High Court

Chester City have been wound up at a High Court hearing in London. The 126-year-old club, who were kicked out of the Football Conference on 26 February, owed HM Revenue & Customs £26,125 in unpaid taxes.

Source: bbc.co.uk

Cardiff City given more time to settle tax bill

Cardiff City have been given one last chance by the High Court to settle an outstanding tax bill. The Championship club were facing their third winding-up order on Wednesday over a £1.9m debt to Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs (HMRC).

Source: bbc.co.uk

Serious Fraud Office await Olympic ticket judgment

The Serious Fraud Office will be at the high court today to hear a civil judgment in the case of Rebecca Adlington's missing Olympic tickets. After paying £1,100 to Xclusive, a secondary ticket agent, the double gold medallist's parents were among hundreds who complained at the company's failure to supply the tickets.

Source: Guardian.co.uk

Shaun Wright-Phillips and Chelsea face questions over unlicensed agent

The Football Association is considering whether Shaun Wright-Phillips and Chelsea could face charges for dealing with an unlicensed agent, Mitchell Thomas, when Wright-Phillips moved to Stamford Bridge from Manchester City in July 2005. The investigation by the FA follows the outcome of a case brought by the Law Society against a solicitor, Timothy Drukker, who signed off the paperwork in the Wright?Phillips deal but paid Thomas part of the £1.2m fee which Chelsea paid him.

Source: Guardian.co.uk

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