Dribble
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That's fuckin mental! Looool :-)
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PL charge City for alleged breaches of financial rules
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nmc
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Anyone get the FT. A story re football regulation today.
Prestwich_Blue
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Anyone get the FT. A story re football regulation today.
SilverFox2
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On the one hand the cartel clubs have had everything they want making and enforcing the rules.
However big money has allowed certain Clubs to expose the illegality and unfairness that the cartels claim to be their right with football sector being a spacial case.
The message is that football is not a special case and must obey the legal laws of its country of origin.
About time all sectors of UK business conformed to UK law.
However big money has allowed certain Clubs to expose the illegality and unfairness that the cartels claim to be their right with football sector being a spacial case.
The message is that football is not a special case and must obey the legal laws of its country of origin.
About time all sectors of UK business conformed to UK law.
nmc
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Do not know if it still applies, but we had a legal limit on how many potato crops a farm could grow. Remember a farmer I used to play badminton with, being fined for growing too manyThat's fuckin mental! Looool :-)
That story is just a load of shuttlecocksDo not know if it still applies, but we had a legal limit on how many potato crops a farm could grow. Remember a farmer I used to play badminton with, being fined for growing too many
SilverFox2
Well-Known Member
On the one hand the cartel clubs have had everything they want making and enforcing the rules.
However big money has allowed certain Clubs to expose the illegality and unfairness that the cartels claim to be their right with football sector being a special case.
The message is that football is not a special case and must obey the legal laws of its country of origin.
About time all sectors of UK business conformed to UK law.
However big money has allowed certain Clubs to expose the illegality and unfairness that the cartels claim to be their right with football sector being a special case.
The message is that football is not a special case and must obey the legal laws of its country of origin.
About time all sectors of UK business conformed to UK law.
Matt Diablo
Well-Known Member
I agreed the 1st time!On the one hand the cartel clubs have had everything they want making and enforcing the rules.
However big money has allowed certain Clubs to expose the illegality and unfairness that the cartels claim to be their right with football sector being a special case.
The message is that football is not a special case and must obey the legal laws of its country of origin.
About time all sectors of UK business conformed to UK law.
Stoned Rose
Well-Known Member
On the one hand the cartel clubs have had everything they want making and enforcing the rules.
However big money has allowed certain Clubs to expose the illegality and unfairness that the cartels claim to be their right with football sector being a special case.
The message is that football is not a special case and must obey the legal laws of its country of origin.
About time all sectors of UK business conformed to UK law.
We heard you the first time.
;)