Invisible Man's Bandage
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I'm more of a mind to think (Could be completely way off the mark here but with no information to go on) that the PL if found to be a devious sack of lying bastards and they get thrown out of the hearing with nothing, our club will try their best not to make them out to be the bad guys and allow them time to concoct a story that saves them some face.
I would be utterly amazed if that was the case, I get the feeling the Khaldoon wants and will get blood if he is correct on the irrefutable evidence.
All our legal costs at the very least would have to be met by the PL.
If the verdict takes a long time would it not suggest that our "irrefutable evidence" may not be irrefutable?
100% agree there, we are a very soft touch, hopefully it's not because we have something to hide.I honestly believe that if we had been more public we'd have scared the PL and of course the media off mate, we serve sandwiches and sweet treats to journalists that annihilate us in print.
100% agree there, we are a very soft touch, hopefully it's not because we have something to hide.
I think there is something to be said for holding the moral high ground.If found guilty, there would be more hatred if we had gone more aggressive. As it stands, City are just letting the process take its course, and will no doubt react when the verdict is established. My guess is that if found innocent, they will compromise on expenses, move on and avoid further confrontation. If found guilty, this could be cataclysmic.100% agree there, we are a very soft touch, hopefully it's not because we have something to hide.
Agreed but if we were found to be 100% innocent and the panel believed that the charges brought were totally unreasonable, would the club not have to act?I think there is something to be said for holding the moral high ground.If found guilty, there would be more hatred if we had gone more aggressive. As it stands, City are just letting the process take its course, and will no doubt react when the verdict is established. My guess is that if found innocent, they will compromise on expenses, move on and avoid further confrontation. If found guilty, this could be cataclysmic.
You could spin that the other way to be fair in that the PL's evidence isn't irrefutable either!If the verdict takes a long time would it not suggest that our "irrefutable evidence" may not be irrefutable?