You do realise Manchester is one of the fastest growing cities in Europe don't you? I'm not saying he's perfect but if you're expecting a mayor from another party to be in charge here then I have news for you. You could pin a red rosette on a wheely bin and it would win.Wow - let's hope he's more informed and clued up about matters he should be all over. But looking around Manchester and his sorry tenure - he probably isn't.
No. Most tribunals don’t have an overarching ‘costs follow the event’ principle like civil courts do. Sometimes costs can be awarded when a party has acted unreasonably, such as in an employment tribunal, but that power is provided by statute.Wyness talks about City's legal bills, if City are found not guilty wouldn't the Premier League be liable for any costs incurred.
I would certainly hope so, particularly if it is deemed that the allegations have been made in bad faith, or through coercion by other parties with vested interests.He talks about
Wyness talks about City's legal bills, if City are found not guilty wouldn't the Premier League be liable for any costs incurred.
He talks about
Wyness talks about City's legal bills, if City are found not guilty wouldn't the Premier League be liable for any costs incurred.
some more secret than othersI am sure they are investigating , but you know the PL. Everything secretly secret.
I doubt they'd go after Abramovich himself, even though the alleged offences happened on his watch. Any punishment - if they're found guilty of anything - will be against the club itselfsome more secret than others
and maybe a russian hitman may make them think twice
Might be the one below but he has been cropping up all over the place in recent times including Talk Sport, Chelsea, Liverpool and Arsenal pods as well as the business podcast (unofficial Partner) when he was a guest with Nick Harris. That was fun :) Also in recent years lots on 93:20 and sometimes discussed it all on x The City Spaces channel
And I know for a fact that’s exactly what you’d say to him in person (and invite him to be joined by Duncan Ferguson and for them to “both bring their dinner”).
any hint of how it's progressing?It’s part of the narrative that we need to pay 100 lawyers £100k an hour every hour every day till a case is heard. In reality, we’ll have a team of in-house lawyers(my neighbour being one) working on the every day litigation.,
And Lord Panic will have his team review our evidence and then present it at trial.
Lord Panic won’t be digging through emails looking for the loophole they all claim.
Slowly…any hint of how it's progressing?