It is a disgrace he handed it over after last season.Holding my nose and watching the Scouse trophy lift on Sunday, the smug twat Masters was stood to the right of Alan Hansen who was to hand the trophy to van Dijk. As that exact moment approached, the camera quickly moved round a yard or two and Masters was completely out-of-shot when Hansen handed him the trophy. Fingers crossed it’s positive !
Can but hope.
Tbf - he wouldn't have got a great receptionIt is a disgrace he handed it over after last season.
The woman that handed it over last season should have done it.
Definitely maybe.the point being ,the longer the charges are hanging over us there is always a level of uncertainty. Nobody likes uncertainty
Victimhood.It's an interesting point what can the dippers offer that we couldn't to Wirtz?
C signs everything with a green pen.I still use a green pen, and yes it is just an auditor thing (or it used to be)
It is a disgrace he handed it over after last season.
The woman that handed it over last season should have done it.
What a shame.Tbf - he wouldn't have got a great reception
I used to cross check my social club accounts to the bank statements using a red pen as it stood out more than other colours.C signs everything with a green pen.
I'm waiting.When Godot turns up, we will learn the verdict.
I used to be indecisive… but now I’m not so sureI'm not sure if I do
What? I hope you're kidding! This is supposed to be resolved next month.I just heard the panel actually took a long holiday now. be back early August to continue work on this...
no hurry.
:)
I used to go to a school for positive thinkers.I used to be indecisive… but now I’m not so sure
Thanks for clearing that up.When a tribunal takes an extended period to reach a verdict, it can indicate several things, including:
1. Complexity of the case: The case might involve complex legal or factual issues, requiring them to deliberate extensively.
2. Close decision: The evidence might be finely balanced, making it challenging for them to reach a unanimous decision.
3. Difficulty in interpreting evidence: The tribunal might be struggling to interpret or weigh the evidence presented, leading to prolonged deliberations.
4. Disagreement among them: There might be significant disagreement among them, requiring extended discussions to reach a consensus.
He must be due back from York soonWhen Godot turns up, we will learn the verdict.
Immunity from having to play within the Laws of the Game? Protection from being fouled by opposition cloggers?It's an interesting point what can the dippers offer that we couldn't to Wirtz?