You've made the assumption, I'm arguing our case with some knobhead, when I'm actually explaining to someone who is genuinely interested, what the difference is between the 3 cases.
So when they come back with reasonable questions like 'how many total charges did Everton/ Forest get?' etc, I can...
It does though. Trying to explain to someone the difference between the numbers involved. Everton or Forests one breach/ failure of FFP/PSR was resultant of a 'number' of charges against them (not just one).
Just wanted to be able to back it up, with the actual numbers from a Forest or Everton...
With Everton and Forest it's reported as they failed 1 collective breach of FFP/PSR each whereas City get tagged with '115 charges' total.
Does anyone know how many total charges were involved in the Forest and Everton investigations?
Heard somewhere Everton had 8 or 9 charges, but could be wrong.
Just remember at full time the old Wembley scoreboard still saying 5-1.
Think everytime the old geezer went to change the score, we scored another and he had to turn back to get another number. In the end I think he'd given up.
The show with Stefan caused quite a few ripples. Even though the head line writers did their job with the 'City - relegated' stuff, that show garnered a huge number of hits compared to usual TS clips, and within it was the opinion that the PL will be unlikely to prove their case.
Afterwards...
Already got an MBE then an OBE a couple of years back, and I think there has to be a certain number of years passed before you can receive another award.
So it's likely another few years before he could get a knighthood etc
In the early 90s Bob Nudd, got more than votes than the next best 3 contenders combined, but didn't win it.
The BBC disqualified him on the basis that the voting form had been printed in the Angling Times.
Think it was the year Lineker won it.
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