This is the key point. Leicester didn’t go bust. They invested money in their business to try and get back to the PL. it was a smart decision.
Masters will be long gone, with an NDA in the bag, before there’s any chance for an enquiry. If/when we are cleared his position will be completely untenable.
It’s telling that no-one in the press appears to have raised this turn of event as a possibility, or moreover asked it of him directly.
Here is an interesting thing. Until last night, the PL is involved in FFP shenanigans with every football club who has won the premier league in the last 30 years with the exception of ... which clubs, do you reckon?
I am sure it's just a coincidence.
Masters will be long gone, with an NDA in the bag, before there’s any chance for an enquiry. If/when we are cleared his position will be completely untenable.
It’s telling that no-one in the press appears to have raised this turn of event as a possibility, or moreover asked it of him directly.
tbf, they could hardly say they welcomed the determination and were expecting it!When can allegations of corruption be taken out of the hands of the premier league.
What I find astonishing is stating they are disappointed.
tbf, they could hardly say they welcomed the determination and were expecting it!
Actually yes if it’s a public inquiry. The chair can apply to the High Court for a summons to compel someone to attend via section 36 of the Inquiries Act 2005, but tbf I didn’t read what @cheekybids said as meaning a public enquiry in the sense it had statutory powers, but looking back at his post that’s probably what he meant!Does an NDA work if he is in front of a public enquiry?
Yes, far better! As I said earlier, the cunts don’t know what they’re doing.How about…
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