dadnlad
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If there is one thing we should take from this thread, it is that fucking Jack Grealish won't be replacing Kevin De Bruyne.
how about replacing Simon Pearce ?
If there is one thing we should take from this thread, it is that fucking Jack Grealish won't be replacing Kevin De Bruyne.
Very hard to argue with your logic.
But if that was the case, I'd be very concerned about the strength of our case because City spoke of "irrefutable" evidence. As I said above that's a poor choice of word, but it must mean documentary evidence that they consider very strong. You would never call a witnesses evidence "irrefutable".
So why then, would the evidence of Pearce be so "crucial". City had suggested it was "open and shut" (the inference of "irrefutable") but in this version we need Pearce to explain away his emails.
Would City still be able to suspend the ban even if we failed in the CAS appeal, taking it directly to the Swiss Court would allow for that?
A whisper Simon Pearce was one of the witnesses called.
Very hard to argue with your logic.
But if that was the case, I'd be very concerned about the strength of our case because City spoke of "irrefutable" evidence. As I said above that's a poor choice of word, but it must mean documentary evidence that they consider very strong. You would never call a witnesses evidence "irrefutable".
So why then, would the evidence of Pearce be so "crucial". City had suggested it was "open and shut" (the inference of "irrefutable") but in this version we need Pearce to explain away his emails.
The whole case would have been presented.Don’t know if it’s been mentioned in a previous post (there’s just so many pages!!) but as the case was scheduled for 3 days, is it likely to have lasted this long if it was argued, and accepted, on the first day that a line was drawn under the agreement and couldn’t be opened again or would both sides have been allowed to present the rest of their cases during the time left.
If Pearce was a witness, and we don't know if he was. How much work would the barrister's have done with him beforehand? Rehearsing, Q&A's etc, or have I been watching to many courtroom drama's.
Could Pearce have been testifying about the process of the IC and AC?
I assume that as our most senior lawyer he would have been the one engaging with the chambers and submitting City's side to them.
As such if theres going to be an argument over UEFA ignoring things or city not cooperating (supposedly the reason for the extended ban) he would be able to speak to that.
No he wouldn't have been testifying re the IC and AC but you have confused him for Simon Cliff. Pearce is not a lawyer.
So no this is not why he'd have been giving evidence, if he did.
That's a great question almost as good as the other great question: "Why did City accept £1m from Liverpool after they hacked our systems and agree not to discuss it in public?"Why then do you think the club have kept him in his position ?
how about replacing Simon Pearce ?
If you have done nothing wrong, you have nothing to fear........yeah right.Why would it be a dangerous thing to do? If we are totally innocent like we insist, then surely it is comnon sense to put Pearce up. We have maintained the hacked emails were taken out of context. Surely if we are innocent, then put the man firward who written the emails and let him explain the context surrounding then.
The only reason I can think of not putting Pearce forward is if we are not being totally honest. If we have irrefutable evidence then surely that means we have nothing to hide.
Must be nice to live in utopia but meanwhile us mortals in the real world..........If you have done nothing wrong, you have nothing to fear........yeah right.
He is now on Talksh@teWhat's happened to the CAS thread?
He is in with the in crowd. Kool hand Khaldoon etc.Why then do you think the club have kept him in his position ?
Send a stupid email, Simon says.I have. Too many fucking Simons!
Had to unlike that comment(feeling superstitious today), hope we don't hear from them for a long time regarding City, unless they are publicly apologising to the club and fans.
Simon Cliff made the alleged 'joke'. Without having to dig them out again what was so unprofessional about Simon Pearce s emails?Only a couple of emails but he made some very unprofessional comments. Did he make the joke about the death of the UEFA official? Either way for someone operating at a very senior level he showed a total lack of awareness of cyber security. Emails are not (and have never been) a secure method of communication for sensitive information. His lack of professionalism has cost our club and our organisation millions of pounds so far and I have zero trust in him.
https://www.spiegel.de/internationa...-rules-to-the-tune-of-millions-a-1236346.html "The club and its sponsors were manipulating their contracts. When Chumillas asked his colleague Simon Pearce if they could change the date of payment for the sponsors from Abu Dhabi, Pearce answered in the spirit of Manchester City's executives: "Of course, we can do what we want.""Simon Cliff made the alleged 'joke'. Without having to dig them out again what was so unprofessional about Simon Pearce s emails?
We still don't know how these emails came about being leaked BTW. If you want to be frightened about communicating via any electronic means then read the following:-
https://investigativejournal.org/qatars-hack-of-our-democracies/