The PL have charged Stefan and Colin with having a silly argument.For an ex-MGS boy you seem to have issues with comprehension. You always manage to not understand or completely twist everything I say. But that's deliberate isn't it?
The PL have charged Stefan and Colin with having a silly argument.For an ex-MGS boy you seem to have issues with comprehension. You always manage to not understand or completely twist everything I say. But that's deliberate isn't it?
I don't think so. I still have no idea what you meant above.For an ex-MGS boy you seem to have issues with comprehension. You always manage to not understand or completely twist everything I say. But that's deliberate isn't it?
I said City are confident. I mentioned soft signals multiple times in the past. They are confident.And also for the millionth time, the behaviour of the club since the charges landed..... Pep's contract, Haaland's contract, signing superstars like Donnarumma, extending the stadium, clinching huge new sponsorship deals etc etc.... absolutely screams out that they know full well the way the wind has blown
My hero @PaladinMy email sent 9:05 today.
Dear David
Thank you for your reply to my initial enquiry.
A month on from this, are we still in the same situation of not knowing the outcome to the case? Some people have suggested that the outcome might be released during the November international football break. Do you have any indication about when the outcome will be made public?
Many thanks
His reply at 9:55 today:
No developments. No fresh information.
Regards
David
As before, this is a genuine email from me and a genuine response from David, even though I haven't screen shot the message this time.
Perhaps they feel they have done nothing wrong, and therefore nothing to worry about, just a case of resolving the matter once and for all, I think that was what they put out in the initial statement.And also for the millionth time, the behaviour of the club since the charges landed..... Pep's contract, Haaland's contract, signing superstars like Donnarumma, extending the stadium, clinching huge new sponsorship deals etc etc.... absolutely screams out that they know full well the way the wind has blown
You will catch a few with that one!!I'm not saying that i'm itk and i'm not saying that i'm not itk but.......
expect fireworks later
you heard it here first.
jezzzz nearly 6 thousand pages and nobody thought of asking this questionAre we innocent or guilty then ?
We're guilty of being innocent, or innocent of being guilty, however you want to view it.Are we innocent or guilty then ?
If I've told you a million times, stop exaggerating! ;-)Can everyone please stop saying “for the millionth time” for the millionth time?
Is this a five minute argument or the full half hour ?If I've told you a million times, stop exaggerating! ;-)
I lose my swing totally after half a dozen !Careful with the Peroni mate. My swingometer tends to get a bit temperamental after 4.
Wasteofwords would be some username.
Yes. The three Judges would certainly have formed some sort of view by the end of the hearing. Perhaps not their final view but a good idea of the broad issues. Deliberating and writing up their final decision is the longest part of the process. Like you I am surprised by the length of time it has taken. Whatever the decision the biggest risk to both parties is the subsequent catastrophic damage to reputation. Both sides will have prepared comprehensive comms strategies in the event of any outcome and the lawyers would have had input into these discussions. So there will certainly be background discussions happening based on likely outcomes in advance of any decision.I was referring to the commission, not the lawyers.
And actually the rule you quoted related specifically to an appeal, which given we haven't had a decision then we won't have appealed.
© Rik Young Ones.If I've told you a million times, stop exaggerating! ;-)