Gorton_Tubster
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The BBC are the client media of utd. Or at least Stone is. So fkin insidious
Not buying that.Even me!
Wouldn't we want Master's to stay in the job? He's an idiot.
Didn’t understand a fucking thing in the statement: has the club fucked the cunts? Thanks in advance for answering
That's exactly right. I would argue, however, that the club most likely knew that the whole concept of APT would not be thrown out. But to win on the two most-recent amendments, ie Nov 21 and Feb 24, represents a substantial victory. The PL is in an invidious position now because I can't see a scenario whereby interest-free shareholder loans, that don't need to be repaid, can co-exist with an FMV assessment of APTs.
Not entirely unexpected, especially given the points we were challenging the PL on and the fact they are a bunch of arsewipes. I suspect they sided with the PL as the shareholder thing could come back and bite them on the arse big time?Nice for our lovely neighbours to give evidence against us..
He is a pathetic, duplicitous and weak **** who does not deserve to be drawing the kind of salary the PL will be paying him, at our and other clubs expense, especially those who have integrity and have suffered as a consequence of his decisions and acts.
Vote of no confidence in Richard Masters? Or maybe, just maybe, because the Premier League has acted unlawfully and "abused it's dominant position" this could be used as an argument against the other matter they have with the club and it could bring that crashing down.Why do they need an emergency meeting. I thought the PL won the case!
I have no doubt that the media (especially Harris) will be all over that particular aspect of the report. We know they love a good email trail to show proof of guilt.We can argue about whether city won or lost but I think it’s a solid position that the PL has suffered a very bad defeat.
A governing body being found by an independent tribunal to be attempting to introduce unlawful rules is disastrous no matter what other aspects they may have won (especially in the context of the email which shows the PL attempted to introduce these unlawful rules at the behest of certain other clubs in a targeted and malicious way)
And all of the above surely mitigates our non cooperation in the other case.Vote of no confidence in Richard Masters? Or maybe, just maybe, because the Premier League has acted unlawfully and "abused it's dominant position" this could be used as an argument against the other matter they have with the club and it could bring that crashing down.
No we wouldnt, we dont need an idiot in the job, an idiot is only useful when you are trying to pull a fast one to protect your own interests like some of the duplicitous cunts currently are, when you are advocating for fairness and equality across the board which is what we are then you need a strong and fair leader who is aware of the rules and wont be manipulatedWouldn't we want Master's to stay in the job? He's an idiot.
Now shove the charges up the crack of your bumWe have won !
We have won !
We have won!
It’s a quite remarkable aspect to this saga.I have no doubt that the media (especially Harris) will be all over that particular aspect of the report. We know they love a good email trail to show proof of guilt.
You've mellowed. Has your login been hacked ?The PL are embarrassed. They should be.