halfcenturyup
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"I see people who reply to their own posts. They don't even know they are replying to their own posts".
"I see people who reply to their own posts. They don't even know they are replying to their own posts".
I can't state this any stronger but FUCK SIMON JORDAN.I don't always agree with Simon Jordan, but he's right when he says that the wage bills for the players are unsustainable (and unjustifiable?). This fact and agents' fees are a major factor in clubs' demise.
I'm waiting for certain clubs' bubbles to burst...
That’s right but don’t call me surely againSurely!
Then the 19 clubs each need to release a statement counter to Pep’s claims. They can’t say his words are libellous without backing up their belief is the entire opposite. We know they want us punished, they know it too so no chance we get Liverpool or Arsenal releasing statements suggesting they feel City should be treated innocent until proven guilty. Ergo it’s not liable as he’s stated fact, it’s for them to prove they believe so etching different to what Pep stated.Nope, the papers are not wrong. It is libel when broadcast.
What rules, has she made this up.I caught Reddy saying that the charges don't relate to breaking FFP rules but PL rules without highlighting which rules have been broken, with a tone that we're guilty because we've been accused.
I keep seeing this “the first bit is true” but where does said first bit end? After the first sentence or??? While I realise it’s bullshit, it’d be handy to know the exact bits that are true.This is a made up quote. The first bit I think he said but the rest is not true.
Then the 19 clubs each need to release a statement counter to Pep’s claims. They can’t say his words are libellous without backing up their belief is the entire opposite. We know they want us punished, they know it too so no chance we get Liverpool or Arsenal releasing statements suggesting they feel City should be treated innocent until proven guilty. Ergo it’s not liable as he’s stated fact, it’s for them to prove they believe so etching different to what Pep stated.
Cause without an apostrophe is perfectly acceptable in informal British English.Yep that's what I mean
Cause here makes no sense
'Cause or 'cos would have been correct
Dont mean to be pedantic but other fans will just see it as an error and not the point of it