eastmanc
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No I'm pretty sure that it's true.If it’s a few of us remembering, it either true or illusory truth effect?
No I'm pretty sure that it's true.If it’s a few of us remembering, it either true or illusory truth effect?
I remember it reported at the time.Not everything has to be online but your entire argument for it being real was that someone posted it on the forum...
I simply don't believe that if this was true it didn't appear in any of the reporting about Mancini when he joined, or any of the reporting around the der spiegel leaks - Mancini already working for Al Jazira would be a major part of that story.
No I'm pretty sure that it's true.
So am I, but I can’t find any mention of it anywhere, hence me questioning myselfNo I'm pretty sure that it's true.
In theory but it shows there was no real loss or damage which is not a great starting point for a PL investigationSurely it shouldn’t matter what City or Liverpool think, did or agreed?
It’s against PL rules so they should enforce it.
Wtf are you on about?It sounds more like someone has been sharing a key for their house in order for others to take stuff out (with permission) but has then assumed the same people wouldn’t do the same when their permission was revoked. The question being, were the people told their permission was revoked?
No loss or damage maybe but surely it’s a sporting advantage or some other charge?In theory but it shows there was no real loss or damage which is not a great starting point for a PL investigation
I'm not suggesting you couldn't, at the time, have found a breach of a rule. Of course, you could. I am saying that a) it was ages ago b) it was not a big deal otherwise City wouldn't have settled.No loss or damage maybe but surely it’s a sporting advantage or some other charge?
Bringing the game into disrepute, behaving like cunts towards a fellow PL member, there must be something.
It’s criminal which should surely be against a rule.