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PL charge City for alleged breaches of financial rules
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Cobwebcat
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I read them all except your last one aboveDon't lie!
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Stoned Rose
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Aside from the cunts I’ve got on ignore, probably yes.Don't lie!
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calumdown
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if you haven't you're not a true blue.Don't lie!
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In an ideal world sure but we are talking about football politics and the future of the club resting on a 3 man tribunal. CAS had a similar 3 man panel and 1 still sided with uefa despite the report stating 12 times that no evidence of disguised owner funding was proven.I think you are confusing the two, why do City need to have heard anything to be confident? The case has finished, we will now know all the evidence, if any, the premier league has. We are most probably confident because seeing the evidence we know there is no chance they can prove guilt.
The arena is insufficient to deal with serious allegations of fraud. Again I get the confidence.
My point is more to do with the leaks. Having read most of this thread, the charges are very serious and the bar so high that proving we did what’s alleged is very slim to no chance. So yes I get the confidence element again from the outset.
We either know or the club is in the dark regarding a verdict. The lawyers can be confident but again unless they have read the verdict then in the dark like the rest of us.
Can the club and its general counsel be that confident despite not knowing the verdict and despite all of the above?
Someone must be talking for city to act in this way. It’s only my thoughts today. Probably load of bull.
Yes with transfers
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Yes because we have not broken any legal or financial rules.
Yes Cliff has rocked up with his blue balls out -:)
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I didn’t read the first one, so I’ve no idea what this thread is about.Don't lie!
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Aside from the cunts I’ve got on ignore, probably yes.
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Nick Harris has.Don't lie!
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Not uncommon in jury trials (which this obviously isnt). Until the full verdict, both sides are still playing the odds. The case and how it went is relevant information and would swing any settlement offer, but no guarantee.
It’s not happening unless the premier league are desperate to keep the findings silent & it’s not in our interests.
manimanc
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No he was there at the same time. He left in 86. I think Oldham was glad to let him go as his dad always said he was a bit of a 'party boy'.Were you at Oldham after your cousin was there?
Barcon
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I just deleted the post. I thought you might not want personal stuff out there.No he was there at the same time. He left in 86. I think Oldham was glad to let him go as his dad always said he was a bit of a 'party boy'.
I still remember his sister fondly ; )
This thread is the internet equivalent of being at york awayif you haven't you're not a true blue.
manimanc
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No probs mate, i think I might have mentioned on here he was my cousin a few times :)I just deleted the post. I thought you might not want personal stuff out there.
I still remember his sister fondly ; )
Cousin Paula. Ah yes!
I have read every single one. took a course in speed reading and it really worked, I read War and Peace in two hours. It's about Russia.-Don't lie!
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You know the rules pics.No probs mate, i think I might have mentioned on here he was my cousin a few times :)
Cousin Paula. Ah yes!
manimanc
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The police currently have the photos.You know the rules pics.
Sorry :)
roy.or.r
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why does everyone here keep mentioning War and Peace? It’s a shit novel.
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Whatever happens we should be going for that shit stirring website 365 football which must be making a mint out of this. If it is based offshore then we probably can't get them but we still have to try as it doesn't do anyone any good but it does give the gloating masses plenty of ammo while at the same time leaves anyone with allegiances to our club with a pall of depression.
It would be a help of course if Masters was to get on with it but the longer this goes on, the longer he picks up his payslip. If the judgement goes against him, the likelihood of long term unemployment grows. And with him will be quite a few CEOs of other clubs who may be involved in this affair.
It would be a help of course if Masters was to get on with it but the longer this goes on, the longer he picks up his payslip. If the judgement goes against him, the likelihood of long term unemployment grows. And with him will be quite a few CEOs of other clubs who may be involved in this affair.