Mihangel

It'll really depend on the format, possibly matchplay foursomes, that should be quite quick. If it's stroke play, we may be looking at tomorrow, again.

Not saying he has the cash but from personal experience when i bought a house using a big chunk of cash from my savings along with a loan from my employer who was transferring the cash to my solicitor it took almost 6 weeks to resolve with all the money laundering checks.
Barclays were a nightmare so i assume a deal like this is so complex and hard to conclude.

Or as we call it in the industry "tap" ?

Or, as we say in the industry, 'Poults'

No! Crypto transactions are 100% traceable, what's not always easy to say is how much an individual owns.

AML checks would depend on the value involved assume the complexity of the provenance of that money. 
If you have a £25k house deposit from savings and a £50k salary then this going to a fairly quick check.
If you need to show where £60m has come from and it's from crypto and/or other sources, is say 2 days is really ambitious.
That said, CK would/should know that all this is going to take time....

AML checks would depend on the value involved assume the complexity of the provenance of that money. 
If you have a £25k house deposit from savings and a £50k salary then this going to a fairly quick check.
If you need to show where £60m has come from and it's from crypto and/or other sources, is say 2 days is really ambitious.
That said, CK would/should know that all this is going to take time....

No! Crypto transactions are 100% traceable, what's not always easy to say is how much an individual owns.

No! Crypto transactions are 100% traceable, what's not always easy to say is how much an individual owns.

No! Crypto transactions are 100% traceable, what's not always easy to say is how much an individual owns.

But if you're a 30-something year old guy, with no history of wealth in the US, who claims he got it through crypto-currency trading, it wouldn't be that surprising if the checks were a little more intrusive...

Sorry my mistake I thought you said he had transferred proven funds.

AML checks would depend on the value involved assume the complexity of the provenance of that money. 
If you have a £25k house deposit from savings and a £50k salary then this going to a fairly quick check.
If you need to show where £60m has come from and it's from crypto and/or other sources, is say 2 days is really ambitious.
That said, CK would/should know that all this is going to take time....

No, we can't.

I don't suppose you fancy joining him do you?......

@belperram9you’ve quickly become one of the biggest spanners on this forum. 
 
Please tell me if CK does takeover, you’ll stop supporting Derby. If you ever did at all. 

I am proud of the bravery of my grandparents during that time, but I don't need to know specific dates of the war for this.  Nor do I need to know the dates to learn lessons from history.  The question was asked (along the lines of) "has anything happened on this day?" which was obviously in the context of Derby County.  If dcfcofficial were tweeting about D-day then that would be pretty odd.  To say people should be ashamed for not referencing d-day is just bizarre and obsessive.
I may also add that some of the bravest people during that time were those who chose not to fight.
We don't know what the present and future would be like if Britain hadn't entered the war or lost.  There is a whole load of potential scenarios, but I'm pretty sure I wouldn't be talking German under Nazi rule now.

I worked for many years for, erm, a large American card issuer whose headquarters are prominently next door to the WTC, it was very strange and discomforting seeing it unfold and knowing that we had friends and colleagues there. Our building was badly damaged up to the 30th floor which tells you how damaging it was. I was in the office in London btw.

I worked for many years for, erm, a large American card issuer whose headquarters are prominently next door to the WTC, it was very strange and discomforting seeing it unfold and knowing that we had friends and colleagues there. Our building was badly damaged up to the 30th floor which tells you how damaging it was. I was in the office in London btw.

I worked for many years for, erm, a large American card issuer whose headquarters are prominently next door to the WTC, it was very strange and discomforting seeing it unfold and knowing that we had friends and colleagues there. Our building was badly damaged up to the 30th floor which tells you how damaging it was. I was in the office in London btw.

I'll be driving my flying car to work.

Here’s something from todays Times, that I thought was worth sharing:-
‘If Southgate picks Phil Foden tomorrow he will hope the Manchester City player remains a lucky charm: he is the first player since Roy McFarland in 1971-73 to remain unbeaten in his first 15 England appearances while winning as many as 13 of those games.’
I can imagine the bemused looks on peoples faces as they Google ‘RoyMcFarland’ and find out Derby apparently had a player in the England team back then.
 

Go on get the splinters out of your backside and choose one 

I'm eternally optimistic so end up being disappointed a great deal but in recent times probably Albentosa - In the La Liga team of the month, impressing but then not much cop in the championship. ?