be almost impossible for leave of appeal to be granted -the standard barrier of prima facie evidence will be very high. I would think it evident that tax law experts opinions on a point of law will be esteemed higher than a tax accountant on a point of law -sorry Ms Poon! As for the evidence given at the FTTT I have now had time to read it and am confused as to where this idea that there was a reluctance to give evidence came from. To quote the FTTT report itself it states Quote " The football players, their agents and the various professional advisors all gave frank accounts and were straightforward in their manner." I think general wishful thinking has again overtaken direct evidence on this matter. Don't fall for the big hoax again -- it is beginning to get embarrassing now : how can anyone take anything Celtic fans say o0n this seriously anymore? Posted by Ian ferguson on November 25th, 2012, 21:41 What a load of junk you have written. Did you really read it? There are ample grounds for appeal & I doubt the FTT will refuse to grant one, if they did it would be granted at the next level. I think this will go on for a while yet, for Rangers it does not matter, they are dead, but for the various players there could be a lot at stake. The most telling thing is content which will be of interest to the