| bowie1984 | 06/07/2016 23:53:45 GMT |
Eff him.
Managed to get hundreds of millions and try to screw the authorities out of 4.2???
If that is not the textbook definition of a pennyf*cker I don't know what is. Blaming it all to his dad is even worse. The old man is obviously not his accountant just his 'fall guy'.
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| teddybears73 | 07/07/2016 00:26:16 GMT |
| Aye it's shit isn't it,then again the rich are always trying to find ways to dodge tax in most countries,they usually get away with it as well when they get caught.
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| doubletop777 | 07/07/2016 08:49:03 GMT |
| The money this guy earns is incredible and it does seem stupid to try and defraud the government for, what is to him, such a small amount. I hope he has learnt his lesson and just gets on with playing football
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| marqis | 07/07/2016 10:04:54 GMT |
Can you imagine spending 2 years of your life in jail over money? Tax money at that...
I find it very disturbing that a mistake in judgement could land you in jail like that. Is it suppose to compensate for all the ones that get away with it? That is very rough when you are the one getting caught being stupid.
How do you get to the point that tax evasion equates to taking 2 years of a life? That is incredibly disproportionate IMO...
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| dule-vu | 07/07/2016 10:59:07 GMT |
| in spain law is different!if you didnt commit serious crime and if punishment is less then two years,it can be changed in probation,so he will pay that money and will be out!so this 21 months dosent mean anything!
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| vaci38 | 07/07/2016 11:11:13 GMT |
I think there is no chance that Messi goes to jail , they published information that in Spain if you are sentenced to less than two years in prison do not have to go to jail , pay and free you , but I have always wondered at so much money athletes , football players , basketball player they do not pay tax to the state, just ordinary people like us pay tax ?
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| pajalnick | 07/07/2016 13:25:15 GMT |
| I was shocked when I heard the news ... an amazing story ... I think that Messi himself was simply not informed about this ... compared to his salary, the money is simply nothing ... maybe its financial managers decided to make the Messi and slelat the offense without his knowledge
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| Ingrind33 | 07/07/2016 15:09:37 GMT |
I always get mixed feelings, yes f4ck the government, they are wasting your money on 85% bullsh1t, but on the other side, if you earn a lot you can miss more. To have an civilized country, you simply need a lot of money to maintain it civilized.
Maybe he was thinking something like: they probably won't catch me, why won't I save some millions.
This is not a strange decision since everyone in governments are corrupt and/or self absorbed.
Politicians really do stuff for an image and to secure their own future (since you have better opportunities at the job market after your work for the government). This is one of the reasons rich(greedy) people avoid paying taxes.
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| T3ddyKGB | 07/07/2016 15:58:55 GMT |
i dont mind if some people have illicit work to have a better life, but it makes me angry when extremely rich people like him commit tax fraud. great footballer but really bad character !
actually hes not only betraying the goverment but us small people who work hard for their money.
everywhere they reduce the budget for education because money is missing for example.
wish he was going to jail.
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| DaCapo71 | 07/07/2016 16:17:21 GMT |
| What a Farce in law in spain, 21 month but is mustn´t go into the prison. Thats a bad joke, he had stole millions of € with his father and nothing happened. Ah ok he was a football player which can´t get enough...
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| LIKEIT27 | 07/07/2016 17:03:46 GMT |
I bellieve that messi didnt knew sh*t,...
But the soooo called Manager ,...and i dont ment the manager from football 
Tell me that guy got soooooo many,...how the fck he cares that a few mill have to go..
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| damosk | 07/07/2016 22:02:47 GMT |
| Hey! It doesn't matter whether he claimed he knew nothing about this, he has been convicted and unless and until he appeals and is successful he is guilty. If he gets off with it that's his good fortune. As usual though we see stories of people with loads of money choosing not to pay the correct taxes and this is not a fair way to live their lives.
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| bowie1984 | 08/07/2016 00:08:50 GMT |
| I don't think we debating about whether he is guilty or not rather just all of us left impressed by the fact that how a meaningless fraction of his true earnings he kept secret from the tax man made worth all this drama and tabloid sh*te for him.
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| T3ddyKGB | 08/07/2016 08:32:48 GMT |
Posted by damosk: Hey! It doesn't matter whether he claimed he knew nothing about this, he has been convicted and unless and until he appeals and is successful he is guilty ...........ATTENTION, small habitant of the earth, the matrix is taking over now - - - they are ALL unguilty !!! no matter what. or have you ever seen someone admitting he´s guilty  so, unguilty untill proven *cough* |
uhm, i got hacked...error...*the system sucks*
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| dule-vu | 08/07/2016 11:08:07 GMT |
| with this sentence everyone is happy!spain give a good lesson that even you are famous football player,you must pay tax,he will pay few millions for this,he got good punishment and messi is happy beacus he wouldnt go in jail!so everybody is in win win position!we all knowed that messi cant get prison!
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| T3ddyKGB | 08/07/2016 11:26:17 GMT |
Posted by dule-vu:
with this sentence everyone is happy!spain give a good lesson that even you are famous football player,you must pay tax, |
are you serious?
why is this a good lession`? if i ever move to spain, i never would pay tax !
if i pay tax, nothing happens, if i dont pay take, well, nothing happens. i would be 2 years on probation. thats all.
lession would be = lets see if they catch me. its more a challenge than a lession. many people love challenges lol.
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| FreeChips4YO | 08/07/2016 13:05:56 GMT |
| HE will have to pay a fine of 2 million euros ( 2.2 million dollars) for tax fraud in Spain , equivalent to only 10 days of his annual salary of 80 million euros ..
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| schwabo | 10/07/2016 02:01:56 GMT |
| I think Messi must be in prison,if someone of us do same thing we will be in prison for fraction of that amount.Someone says that is good lesson,better lesson is to put him in prison and to pay double amount which he want to stole from country,that is lesson for famous player and all people.That is lesson for greedy people like him.Good player ,bad man,but if he was punish like he must be,he will be no good player anytime after and that is correct,any of us will lose our jobs and we will be down,but not Messi he is poor boy why we must punish someone wno earn only about 100 mill. $ per year.
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| dule-vu | 10/07/2016 13:36:28 GMT |
| I said that is good lesson,beacuse we all know that you wouldnt see messi in jail!people when kill somebody get 5 years and ofcourse player like messi cant get prison!its better to take money from him!and he got 3,5 million euros to pay,not 2 million!
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| bowie1984 | 12/07/2016 00:38:11 GMT |
He will not has to go to prison cuz they suspended the sentence but he has still gotten sentenced to prison - if any of you know what I mean...
So they acknowledged that he comitted a fraud/crime but treated him like a first time offender and gave him an easier way out.
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| TheMachineQC | 12/07/2016 16:14:09 GMT |
Posted by marqis:
Can you imagine spending 2 years of your life in jail over money? Tax money at that...
I find it very disturbing that a mistake in judgement could land you in jail like that. Is it suppose to compensate for all the ones that get away with it? That is very rough when you are the one getting caught being stupid.
How do you get to the point that tax evasion equates to taking 2 years of a life? That is incredibly disproportionate IMO... |
Completly agree with you... Here in Canada 21 months of jail time would mean you would go to a federal penitentiary with killers, rapists and gangsters. If your sentence is more than 2 years and 1 day it means it's very serious. Besides, some weed dealers end up in there but when they come out they're not just weed dealers anymore...
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| pochui | 30/07/2016 19:36:03 GMT |
| oh well today messi was caught peeing on neighbors potatoes, so it looks like messi will be joining the highly prestigious Prison Premier League afterall. however neighbor accepts a 400 millions check as a compensation... darn messi is fifty millions short... maybe ronaldo can lend him?
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| bowie1984 | 30/07/2016 21:47:32 GMT |
Posted by pochui:
oh well today messi was caught peeing on neighbors potatoes, so it looks like messi will be joining the highly prestigious Prison Premier League afterall |
Well, he sure does have 'prison tattoos' sewed up on his body already - I literally cannot name any other footballer who would have this little amount of taste when it comes to body-art...
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| dule-vu | 31/07/2016 11:43:39 GMT |
| Ha,ha,pochui where do you find your inspiration for this post ?you are totaly crazy person!who know,maybe somebody would fine some things to sue messi for things that he doing as neighbour in barcelona!
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than a fine and 21 months in prison. BUT. Because it's Lionel Messi's first crime, he will not have to spend time in jail, not yet. 
