cheekybids
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Sometimes a joke is just a joke.
One way of looking at it but I think it’s snide.
Sometimes a joke is just a joke.
No he is snide. He knew what he was doing.Sometimes a joke is just a joke.
Mmmmmm!Of course they will, but don't forget the burden of proof is on the Premier League, the panel have to deal with the evidence and have to be independent. It doesn't matter if one of the panel is an Arsenal fan he has to do his job properly.
It is not worth their jobs and reputations if their verdict on this case was not seen as impartial. The evidence is the evidence and if the Premier league can't prove their allegations then they will have to find in City's favour.Mmmmmm!
The PL have invested too much, aided 'n abetted by the RDAHMeedya, not to get some return. They will do their utmost to put a points millstone round the club's neck to prevent a fifth title.
It is not worth their jobs and reputations if their verdict on this case was not seen as impartial.
Sometimes a joke is just a joke.
Its almost as if those who purport themselves as experts in something on social media arent true experts and all about saying what people want to hear while the true experts are too busy making money to be bothered with shilling on social media for cheap likesAnd Maguire is becoming one. I lost faith in him when he said he had received and reviewed the APT documentation from "someone in the press" on a podcast by then @slbsn said he had told him he didn't have it. Either he was doing a Goldbridge or he realised he erred in mentioning it. Probably the latter. Either way, it's a good way to lose trust.
They all do it, if course. Say things to stay relevant in social media. They have to care about stuff like that if they want to make a career out there. You can add financial "experts" to journalists as clickbait merchants. Shame, really.
That is your opinion and I respect it and I want to agree, but.....It is not worth their jobs and reputations if their verdict on this case was not seen as impartial. The evidence is the evidence and if the Premier league can't prove their allegations then they will have to find in City's favour.
That is your opinion and I respect it and I want to agree, but.....
The only evidence we have to draw on is that the same 'calibre' of person in a very similar situation judged against CITY at CAS - simply because he was 'towing the line'