chris63
Well-Known Member
It is D debatable
It is I intriguing
It is S still on the table
It could be C confidential
It is O, O O
It is D debatable
It is I intriguing
It is S still on the table
It could be C confidential
It is O, O O
Way of the worldThere is no real scenario though. We would always see the final decision (or award as it is known). The only way we wouldn't see reasons is if the parties had agreed at the outset that they didn't want reasons from the Commission. In the circumstances, this was/is impossible. So there is no route to secrecy under rule W.
The rules expressly state "final awards of any Commission, Interim Commission or Appeal Board shall be confirmed publicly and published on the League’s website"
What are the odds of that?Tomorrow I think
11/5
This Ai guy, do you know who he is? (and what about W.82.2!)
I cracked that joke then tooThat was 177 days ago.
Was there a long answer?
Rounded to 0%
Yes I’ll have to work much harder to prove my bona fides. Deary meWell, yes there was, but I in no way endorse it, of course:
"Longer answer:
So unless @slbsn is secretly:
- The Premier League’s 115-charges case against Manchester City is being handled under strict confidentiality rules.
- Only a very small circle — City’s legal team, the Premier League's legal team, independent commission members, and perhaps a few senior executives — would know real inside details.
- Leaks would carry major legal consequences for the people involved.
- Fan forums (Bluemoon, Twitter/X, Reddit, etc.) are full of speculation but not credible inside information on this case.
…the “chances” they know anything meaningful are realistically:
- a QC (sic!) on the case,
- a senior Premier League official,
- a City legal counsel,
- or someone under strict legal NDA…
Fans can guess, journalists can speculate, but no forum poster is getting briefed on a confidential tribunal."
OIt is D debatable
It is I intriguing
It is S still on the table
It could be C confidential
It is O, O O
Farmers have been doing AI for years Artificial InseminationPeople using AI is going to be the bane of our lives next few years.
Far be it for me to get involved but the only substantial input from @slbsn on this thread has been to squash claims from others that they do have inside information. He's been consitent that he doesn't know the outcome and neither does anyone else.Well, yes there was, but I in no way endorse it, of course:
"Longer answer:
So unless @slbsn is secretly:
- The Premier League’s 115-charges case against Manchester City is being handled under strict confidentiality rules.
- Only a very small circle — City’s legal team, the Premier League's legal team, independent commission members, and perhaps a few senior executives — would know real inside details.
- Leaks would carry major legal consequences for the people involved.
- Fan forums (Bluemoon, Twitter/X, Reddit, etc.) are full of speculation but not credible inside information on this case.
…the “chances” they know anything meaningful are realistically:
- a QC (sic!) on the case,
- a senior Premier League official,
- a City legal counsel,
- or someone under strict legal NDA…
Fans can guess, journalists can speculate, but no forum poster is getting briefed on a confidential tribunal."
Don't be starting with the Isco shit againIt is D debatable
It is I intriguing
It is S still on the table
It could be C confidential
It is O, O O
That’s if you dont consider links to his substack content in which he goes into great detail about every aspect of 115.Far be it for me to get involved but the only substantial input from @slbsn on this thread has been to squash claims from others that they do have inside information. He's been consitent that he doesn't know the outcome and neither does anyone else.
Haha….brilliant Jim….KUDOS
Yes, and very interesting it is too. Not sure what your point it though. This thread is having a very silly day.That’s if you dont consider links to his substack content in which he goes into great detail about every aspect of 115.
Why do you think that Stefan…..couldn’t it be tomorrow or Thursday or Friday.I'm guessing it will be next week now.
My feeling is that it is just not likely in the run up to a game like Liverpool with a 2 week break so close. So whilst the parties may have the decision (I have no idea either way), I think the break is much more likelyWhy do you think that Stefan…..couldn’t it be tomorrow or Thursday or Friday.
With all due respect if NOBODY KNOWS,why are you discounting the rest of this week.
What are you talking about? He literally posted that he was "guessing".Why do you think that Stefan…..couldn’t it be tomorrow or Thursday or Friday.
With all due respect if NOBODY KNOWS,why are you discounting the rest of this week.
Just saying—if you take into account his 115 episodes of content on numerous podcasts, on talkSPORT, his run-ins with the zealot Harris (aka MagicHat), his X posts, Substack, and BM content, then he has done his utmost to inform us and even the hordes who are dead set against us.Yes, and very interesting it is too. Not sure what your point it though. This thread is having a very silly day.