oakiecokie
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The fucker couldn`t even manage a "dot to dot" one.Coloured everything red and well outside the lines though.
The fucker couldn`t even manage a "dot to dot" one.Coloured everything red and well outside the lines though.
Even if we bring round some of bluemoons world famous cheese on toast with us?Any of you lot come round, Mrs London will set the dogs on you
I was self employed but reckon I could make a better hash of this than the PL.
One thing springs to mind, if I was Masters I would have told the office junior to print out Uefas FFP. I'd then tippex out UEFA and write in Premier League.
Problem solved.
Except the red cartel wouldn't allow it.
I`d love to snap the twats neck.What I find even funnier is that anybody reads the **** (panja)…….not worth the snappin..or in City fan terms the ‘snapping’ since I know a few who would love to…
Yes. I think the practising brethren were a bit harsh on the academic.The idea that a law professor knows less than a "practising" lawyer doesn't really stand up (in court or anywhere else).
I know one Supreme Court case where the judges thanked an academic for writing a helpful article in a learned journal summing up the various issues that the Court would have to decide.
Who do you think teaches all these lawyers who can't agree with each other? And the lawyers are all touting for business.
One of my top 3 all time favourite films. Good old Mr Coffey.
These are not just “practising” lawyers but leading experts in their field. Having been involved in quite a few major commercial disputes over the years and taking counsel’s opinion, it’s invariably been a KC - I’ve never known it be an academic. And it costs a small fortune.The idea that a law professor knows less than a "practising" lawyer doesn't really stand up (in court or anywhere else).
I know one Supreme Court case where the judges thanked an academic for writing a helpful article in a learned journal summing up the various issues that the Court would have to decide.
Who do you think teaches all these lawyers who can't agree with each other? And the lawyers are all touting for business.
@Prestwich_Blue good point about Etihad but I'd argue it does need to be scrutinised, otherwise we'd have Chevrolet making outrageous deals.The issue about related party transactions is that there's the risk that related parties do something that a unrelated third party couldn't or wouldn't. So if Etihad paid us £250m a year, when other big clubs were getting £50-60m for equivalent deals, that could distort competition. The problems occur if Etihad offer us £80m (as they appear to have done) when the databank shows a range of £50-60m is more in line. But that completely ignores the value that Etihad think they'll be getting.
My understanding was that the original rationale for RPTs was the related party could gain a benefit from their position that wouldn't be available to someone else. So if John Wardle, when he was chairman, got 5 executive boxes to use, for free, other shareholders and potential investors should be made aware of that. Now, it seems to have been turned on its head by the PL, who even want to unilaterally decide who is and isn't a related party.
@Prestwich_Blue good point about Etihad but I'd argue it does need to be scrutinised, otherwise we'd have Chevrolet making outrageous deals.
Or Team viewer
Or Snap Dragon.
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Doh!!!sesquipedalian ;)