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115 Charges - FAQs
- Thread starter Chris in London
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SkyBlueAmerican
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Think of the possibilities for theme cocktails:If we don’t take the opportunity to name one of the new refreshment outlets in the new stand, Bar 115 then we will have missed a trick
Pannick's Punch - London dry gin and cherry soda, with the resultant color reminiscent of a certain team from Highbury
Sustainable Sangria - Pep-approved, a lower-alcohol concoction you can drink all day without putting your liver into the red
Dark and Oily - Basically a regular dark and stormy, but served in a miniature oil drum, and on fire.
The Red Cartel - despite the name, it's a vodka lemonade served with dry ice so that it's evocative of a certain boiling yellow bodily fluid
The Objection - Just a bottle of Blue Moon that's hurled at you by someone shouting abuse in a Scouse accent, it's free if you catch it
I would have thought it would also have ‘bitters’ as well?The Red Cartel - despite the name, it's a vodka lemonade served with dry ice so that it's evocative of a certain boiling yellow bodily fluid
Unrelated to the 115 charges.I have read today that we are in arbitration with the Premier League, does this mean they want a deal or we want a deal?
The arbitration is regarding City taking on the PL over the Febraury ammendments to the associated party transaction rules.
Pablo ZZZ Peroni
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Just bumping this thread as very topical again and particularly the early pages before sidetracked.
Bournemouth Blue
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In the event of the club being found guilty of some or all of the charges, a points reduction or expulsion only punishes the coaches, employees, players and fans. Considering the charges mostly relate to historical issues, this is a dangerous precedent. I know Everton and Forest were penalised last season but they stayed in the Premier League. Is there any precedent for fans to mount a legal compensation if we end up relegated and losing our best players?
GaudinoMotors
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Against whom?In the event of the club being found guilty of some or all of the charges, a points reduction or expulsion only punishes the coaches, employees, players and fans. Considering the charges mostly relate to historical issues, this is a dangerous precedent. I know Everton and Forest were penalised last season but they stayed in the Premier League. Is there any precedent for fans to mount a legal compensation if we end up relegated and losing our best players?
Bournemouth Blue
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The Premier LeagueAgainst whom?
GaudinoMotors
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If they find us guilty, then it would have to be against City wouldn't it.The Premier League
These concerns were bluntly dismissed in the Everton and Forest cases. Absolutely no chance of any traction on these points. Simple argument is that whilst it is a shame for [accused] fans, other teams and teams' fans are the real victims.In the event of the club being found guilty of some or all of the charges, a points reduction or expulsion only punishes the coaches, employees, players and fans. Considering the charges mostly relate to historical issues, this is a dangerous precedent. I know Everton and Forest were penalised last season but they stayed in the Premier League. Is there any precedent for fans to mount a legal compensation if we end up relegated and losing our best players?
As for compensation from the PL? Even less chance