Bluemoon dan
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I wonder if this letter being made public by the person counts as them being 'derogatory and inflammatory'!
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Not according to the Colin Murray show on Talk Sport today.
I'm just going off the paddypower tweets. They even apologised for getting it wrong.
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Prestwich_Blue
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Seems a few have got it. My challenge would be that, as a supporter, I applied for and was sold a season ticket that was subject to a set of terms and conditions. That particular requirement wasn't part of those conditions therefore they have ever no legal rights to demand this.
It's like buying a laptop online, then going to collect it and being asked to sign a declaration that you won't illegally stream matches before they'll hand it over.
Blackpool owners actually sued some people who posted derogatory stuff on social media.
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This is typical delusion of grandeur by a suit wearing privileged ponce who thinks the working class are there to be talked down to and controlled with "written warnings"... where do these people get the idea their authority stretches so far? He should write him back the most condescending, pretentious letter with a made up company header and footer warning if he doesn't offer an apology and free pies for a year as a show of good will(be a good boy) the agreement for payment for services to the club will be terminated(shove your ticket) to illustrate just because you make something look professional, it doesn't mean that's enough to fool anyone when you're trying your luck.
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The legal profession depends on it!