If they've been using an unlawful rulebook its got to compromise the 115 hearing,could they be waiting until that's finished.
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More like two legal consecutive wins for us would cause the league to implode.If they've been using an unlawful rulebook its got to compromise the 115 hearing,could they be waiting until that's finished.
If we come out of the 115 trial unscathed a lot of question and I would imagine inquiries will start, and the answers will be very interesting.
halfcenturyup
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More like two legal consecutive wins for us would cause the league to implode.
If we come out of the 115 trial unscathed a lot of question and I would imagine inquiries will start, and the answers will be very interesting.
That would be three embarrassing defeats for the PL in a row: not understanding their own rules, adopting rules that are illegal, and making serious allegations of fraud they can't prove.
Perfect hat trick!
Could sign him on HPAre we signing that German player Heinz?
spacecadet
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I feel, maybe I'm wrong? The non cartel football fans, both armchair and match going are FINALLY waking up to what has been going on. It has took a long time for the penny to drop.
Any source?Are we signing that German player Heinz?
Blue Maverick
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Apparently he’s not HPyAny source?
mimicmickmickdoyle
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I hear he's full of beansCould sign him on HP
GaudinoMotors
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Hell, man I would relish that!Are we signing that German player Heinz?
East Level 2
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I hope you're right but I just don't see it.I feel, maybe I'm wrong? The non cartel football fans, both armchair and match going are FINALLY waking up to what has been going on. It has took a long time for the penny to drop.
The fans might have woken up but I doubt many PL clubs have as there are several clubs who see City's success as a bar to there own success and prefer to hang on to the coat-tails of the cartel clubs.
They would sooner win nowt and hope to finish sixth than have a strong City side and finish seventh.