Again - I agree with you but it would be right & proper to know how often it happens. For all the general public know there might be lots of clubs that have transgressed twice a year for years but they just fall under the radar. Because this is not made public, the charge against City appears isolated & possibly more serious than it is because everyone assumes they're the only club that have ever been so careless. All I ask for is transparency within the FA PL UEFA in all aspects of decision making & disciplinary issues
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City fined £35,000 for anti-doping admin error
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Again - I agree with you but it would be right & proper to know how often it happens. For all the general public know there might be lots of clubs that have transgressed twice a year for years but they just fall under the radar. Because this is not made public, the charge against City appears isolated & possibly more serious than it is because everyone assumes they're the only club that have ever been so careless. All I ask for is transparency within the FA PL UEFA in all aspects of decision making & disciplinary issues
Colin Bells Boots
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Again - I agree with you but it would be right & proper to know how often it happens. For all the general public know there might be lots of clubs that have transgressed twice a year for years but they just fall under the radar. Because this is not made public, the charge against City appears isolated & possibly more serious than it is because everyone assumes they're the only club that have ever been so careless. All I ask for is transparency within the FA PL UEFA in all aspects of decision making & disciplinary issues
Not an unreasonable request, but one which I think is highly unlikely. These organisations are not known for such openness in the way they operate.
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aren't the FA above FOI requests so can't even ask them how often this actually happens ?
Dave Ewing's Back 'eader
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Not an unreasonable request, but one which I think is highly unlikely. These organisations are not known for such openness in the way they operate.
They can't be open or else the chemical effluent hits the whizzy thing in the ceiling! The game'd be up for these jokers!
nmc
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Again - I agree with you but it would be right & proper to know how often it happens. For all the general public know there might be lots of clubs that have transgressed twice a year for years but they just fall under the radar. Because this is not made public, the charge against City appears isolated & possibly more serious than it is because everyone assumes they're the only club that have ever been so careless. All I ask for is transparency within the FA PL UEFA in all aspects of decision making & disciplinary issues
I think your post is the only time you will see transparency and the FA used in the same sentence! (Well apart from this one!)
In a multi million pound company that slight administrative error has caused ridiculous headlines and probably a fine. The person responsible should now be queuing at the job centre. It's unacceptable and should never happen again. We are our own worst enemy sometimes.
oakiecokie
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Especially if we are lead to believe that this is now the third occasion this has happened.It shouldn`t just stop with the office junior, but bigger fry within the organisation.In a multi million pound company that slight administrative error has caused ridiculous headlines and probably a fine. The person responsible should now be queuing at the job centre. It's unacceptable and should never happen again. We are our own worst enemy sometimes.
SilverFox2
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In a multi million pound company that slight administrative error has caused ridiculous headlines and probably a fine. The person responsible should now be queuing at the job centre. It's unacceptable and should never happen again. We are our own worst enemy sometimes.
Is it possible that the player or players were the ones who disregarded their appointment ?
Nice and easy to blame admin rather than an individual. May in fact suit City for this to be the case rather than have potential action being taken against an individual player.
andyhinch
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You don't mean the cod farther ?Especially if we are lead to believe that this is now the third occasion this has happened.It shouldn`t just stop with the office junior, but bigger fry within the organisation.