Did you see Quinn play? A much better footballer than a lot of people give him credit for.
A decent player but an utter knob of a bloke. I saw him a few times in the Ducie Arms and he seemed like a decent bloke with an affinity for the club, how fecking wrong I wasDid you see Quinn play? A much better footballer than a lot of people give him credit for.
The way the pandemic is going, rather than chasing City for punishment, clubs will need someone who can put money into the game and I can only see us and PSG with the ability to do just that. We might be able to get some bargains for once as sellers will have little to bargain with. In a perverse way, City may become 'loved' as the rest of Europe will have no option but to accept any take it or leave it bids that we put in. It is in UEFA'S best interests to drop these charges if it wants the sport to continue in a recognizable format.
.........helping himself to food and drink and as you say constantly looking to stir shit and cause trouble.
I think we should factor in the lack of resources/personnel CAS are likely to face, and the huge volume of cases and unique complexities that are likely to go to CAS in these extraordinary times.There's plenty of scope to apply for preliminary relief should it be required, and with a 10 day turnaround June would probably be the cut off to do so if next seasons competition was starting in July which is far from likely.
https://www.tas-cas.org/en/arbitration/code-procedural-rules.html
Demands are growing that Premier League clubs should allocate some of their broadcast revenues to smaller clubs to help them survive. Henry Winter has done two pages on it in today's Times. No one has pointed out yet that, even if clubs wanted to do this, they couldn't because they would breach FFP rules. The football authorities hate investment but love debt. If they want to help the smaller clubs perhaps they should just borrow a huge amount of money and give it to the smaller clubs creating a huge pot of debt. That would be fine under FFP. What a farce.The way the pandemic is going, rather than chasing City for punishment, clubs will need someone who can put money into the game and I can only see us and PSG with the ability to do just that. We might be able to get some bargains for once as sellers will have little to bargain with. In a perverse way, City may become 'loved' as the rest of Europe will have no option but to accept any take it or leave it bids that we put in. It is in UEFA'S best interests to drop these charges if it wants the sport to continue in a recognizable format.
Demands are growing that Premier League clubs should allocate some of their broadcast revenues to smaller clubs to help them survive. Henry Winter has done two pages on it in today's Times. No one has pointed out yet that, even if clubs wanted to do this, they couldn't because they would breach FFP rules. The football authorities hate investment but love debt. If they want to help the smaller clubs perhaps they should just borrow a huge amount of money and give it to the smaller clubs creating a huge pot of debt. That would be fine under FFP. What a farce.
Surely there could be a central pot into which the Premier League teams could contribute to thereby not paying an individual club but helping prop up the lower league teamsDemands are growing that Premier League clubs should allocate some of their broadcast revenues to smaller clubs to help them survive. Henry Winter has done two pages on it in today's Times. No one has pointed out yet that, even if clubs wanted to do this, they couldn't because they would breach FFP rules. The football authorities hate investment but love debt. If they want to help the smaller clubs perhaps they should just borrow a huge amount of money and give it to the smaller clubs creating a huge pot of debt. That would be fine under FFP. What a farce.