BlueAnorak
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City fined £35,000 for anti-doping admin error
- Thread starter domalino
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Why would the FA want to damage city specifically and this damage you talk of, what effect does this have on us? Give me the angle on this and what they hope to achieve
David fuckin Gill
Prestwich_Blue
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Because we've made waves about refereeing?Why would the FA want to damage city specifically and this damage you talk of, what effect does this have on us? Give me the angle on this and what they hope to achieve
Just in from work and seen this,what have we actually supposed to have done?
Dared to smash the sky 4 apart
PannickAtTheDisco
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when you think of the number of rags who must work for us, surprised it doesn't happen more often with more serious consequences.
prestonibbo_mcfc
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Just in from work and seen this,what have we actually supposed to have done?
Not filled in the relevant forms for whereabouts of players, if needed for drugs testing.
Apparently something changed with the itinary and the FA were not notified.
Machiavelli
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Ah the filth column.when you think of the number of rags who must work for us, surprised it doesn't happen more often with more serious consequences.
Manc in London
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We've already had our punishment mate. A public shaming and a lingering suggestion of being dopers, the fine will be neither here nor there and the FA knows it.
Exactly. The FA knew exactly what they were doing. And they did it to maximum effect.
I would expect the club to release a statement tonight highlighting it is an admin error. It's probably for something along the lines of City not stating that training had been cancelled one day. Playing this out in public is spiteful.
Maybe someone should put in an FOI request to find out which individual(s) made the decision to publish the charge and who signed-off the statement.
Edit: just found out they are exempt from FOI Act.
Not filled in the relevant forms for whereabouts of players, if needed for drugs testing.
Apparently something changed with the itinary and the FA were not notified.
IS THAT IT?
Sorry for shouting.