I don’t suppose for one minute that he considered a letter from several interested parties in the same market, attempting to influence an impartial judicial body to come to a beneficial (for them) decision, whatever the evidence told them, to be in any way ‘influencing’ the sport’s governance.In his review of the sporting year, Dan Roan of the BBC and Harry the Liar whitewash interview infamy, says City beinng cleared of wrongdoing by an independent court ‘raised major questions about who's influencing the sport’s governance’
No i'll bet he didn't as his employers were one of the main culprits!I don’t suppose for one minute that he considered a letter from several interested parties in the same market, attempting to influence an impartial judicial body to come to a beneficial (for them) decision, whatever the evidence told them, to be in any way ‘influencing’ the sport’s governance.
It's in support of Carney(sp?) the former England Woman's player who made the unfortunate Tweet aimed at Leeds I'd suggest. (women are as strong or stronger than men)Is he making an oblique Messi reference? Sam’s track record on predictions suggests it is best ignored, whatever he’s on about
Ridiculous if all of that stacks up - I quite like the idea of the 'alternative' paper that would immediately highlight the double standards of their reporting.........The Daily Mail is registered as a business abroad. Think it's Jersey. They don't pay any tax.
Lord Rothmere, it's owner, is also registered as a non-dom to get round tax.
They'll have a go at Hamilton of course because a lot of their readership secretly hate anyone with black skin.
It's why they repeatedly had a go at Sterling until he called them out.
The Daily Mail is registered as a business abroad. Think it's Jersey. They don't pay any tax.
Lord Rothmere, it's owner, is also registered as a non-dom to get round tax.
They'll have a go at Hamilton of course because a lot of their readership secretly hate anyone with black skin.
It's why they repeatedly had a go at Sterling until he called them out.
On a point of information,Mosley was a baronet. He did not "earn" his "Sir" he inherited it.Moseley was locked up for the War but 'earned' a knighthood or other honour for 'charity' work. Who'd a think it?
Their former family seat, Rolleston Hall in the village of Rolleston on Dove, not far from St George’s Park and Burton on Trent, was razed to the ground. I used to live nearby and only a gatehouse remainsOn a point of information,Mosley was a baronet. He did not "earn" his "Sir" he inherited it.
His family had long connections with Manchester, originally coming from Hough End Hall, Chorlton. They were in fact Lords of the Manor of Manchester for many years. Hence Mosley Street in town, which we have all walked down.
American Billionaires are as malign as any other group of people on the planet.Bought with a different kind of money. Laundered Terrorist Money is ethically better than Dirty Oil Arab Money.
A good day to bury bad news.