chesterbells
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Maybe, but dropped charges … there are worse outcomesAnd everyone will say we bought our way out of it. Mud sticks
Maybe, but dropped charges … there are worse outcomesAnd everyone will say we bought our way out of it. Mud sticks
This would be ludicrous, if there was insufficient evidence that would have been the announcement earlier in the week. They clearly think they have sufficient evidence to charge us in the first place.Fuck it - here goes…
Prediction based on conversations today with people ‘in the know’.
Give it six months of litigation and the PL will drop all charges against City due to insufficient evidence.
Don’t shoot the messenger.
still in the red pocket I assumeyou have to ask where would that leave the PL hierarchy?
Your right it does sound ludicrous but I'm guessing they don't know what "irrefutable" evidence we have yet, but on the 23rd Im sure they will have a good ideaThis would be ludicrous, if there was insufficient evidence that would have been the announcement earlier in the week. They clearly think they have sufficient evidence to charge us in the first place.
This will drag on.
private members club in the sense they invent their own punishment bar for breaking the rules,exactly the same as PL dishing out what they see fitIt's not like a private members club though is it. It's a business worth hundreds of million of pounds, with hundreds of employees. We don't go to the pl private members club for a drink and a bite to eat, then get a lifetime ban for calling the landlords mrs a slag. It's our whole business. I believe we will win, maybe a fine for non cooperation same as CAS, but any draconian punishment that doesn't fit the crime will surely have a route to legal redress.
1000%It's not like a private members club though is it. It's a business worth hundreds of million of pounds, with hundreds of employees. We don't go to the pl private members club for a drink and a bite to eat, then get a lifetime ban for calling the landlords mrs a slag. It's our whole business. I believe we will win, maybe a fine for non cooperation same as CAS, but any draconian punishment that doesn't fit the crime will surely have a route to legal redress.
I’d be very surprised if there wasn’t some diplomatic pressure being applied from the UAE, tbh. This has gone a bit beyond just City now, with the likes of Khaldoon and Mansour himself having their integrity so publicly questioned. It seems unthinkable that the recent investment plans won’t be used as leverage imo.Would be nice if via Khaldoon’s contacts within the government, it was stated that numerous financial ‘benefits’ coming the UK’s way will get cancelled, unless the PL is regulated by the government, with the first order of business being a government investigation into the cartel. The ‘****-er’ becomes the hunted.
I’ve had a few drinks though!!
I find it hard to believe that would happen too. I think that scenario only plays out in the event that there is diplomatic dialogue in Whitehall. That in itself seems a bit conspiratorial.This would be ludicrous, if there was insufficient evidence that would have been the announcement earlier in the week. They clearly think they have sufficient evidence to charge us in the first place.
This will drag on.
Is 4 years an indication they have lots of evidenceHighly unlikely as it's taken four years of investigation to get to this point.
Kenniving f***ing a**eholes??If that’s the outcome, I can more than live with bitter KFA’s spewing that sort of shite. It’s no different to what we heard following the CAS verdict.