Today was the obvious date. Could be this time next year now.. although I’m starting to come round to the idea it’ll never be announcedso it didnt come out before PL kicked off, whats the guarantee it will come out before PL 26-27 kicks off?
Today was the obvious date. Could be this time next year now.. although I’m starting to come round to the idea it’ll never be announcedso it didnt come out before PL kicked off, whats the guarantee it will come out before PL 26-27 kicks off?
sub optimal
suboptimal
Is that it then, all over, we can forget it ?Today was the obvious date. Could be this time next year now.. although I’m starting to come round to the idea it’ll never be announced
Oh, I think the PL spotted that straight away.There was a point though when they found out the legal team we had put together, when they found out the irrefutable evidence we had, or when they realised we were going for the jugular on APT. I do hope at some point they realised we were not going to lie back and take it.
Suing people over a joke is not a good idea, either PRwise or legally.Reckon City can sue Paddy Power after all this? Sick of their pisstaking of us
Maybe it's like on here. Where you write something and someone takes it completely the wrong way and you have to explain everything. Only they get to do it verbally ;-)The notion of a written opening being exchanged seems to me, to be totally contrary to the core principles of advocacy. Or at least advocacy as I understand it. In fact if it’s been exchanged in writing then what’s the point in articulating it to the tribunal at all, given they have read it?
Try not to think about written closing submissions.I accept written advocacy has an important role (eg skeletons) and I’d also agree that a hearing of that complexity deviating from the MO you’ve described is going to be suboptimal, and quite frankly an oral opening will have a nugatory impact on the outcome of proceedings like that in any event.
It was a wider observation specifically in relation to an opening, and by extension, a closing to which I was musing.
I think that format, where everything is reduced to writing without any capacity for oral submissions that aren’t foreshadowed by a written document, is much more exposed to risk of being superseded by AI than one where ex tempore oral submissions are routinely made.
If there is no real human, oral, persuasive input to the outcome of a hearing then eventually the role of a human advocate will ultimately become redundant, surely?
Yeah they are great and don’t favour anyone despite being Irish. I may be less offended as I’ve got a £100 free bet from them now off the back of this stunt hahaPaddy Power rip the piss out of absolutely all of the big clubs, and do so mercilessly. I think it's hilarious tbh.
For example they have already paid out on Celtic winning the league and robbing the rangers fans in Scotland.
It's what they do.
Don't take anything they say as malicious, city-focused, indicative of the result or anything other than a drive to get clicks, punters and brand awareness. It will be the rags when they lose their first game, arsenal the same etc etc. Stop being so precious ffs
That was BetFred I have it on good authority that Fred Done got absolutely roasted by Ferguson, was told to never do it againi remember 2012 when he paid out on utd winning prem, about 6 games to go, had his pants down
Rag.Maybe it's like on here. Where you write something and someone takes it completely the wrong way and you have to explain everything. Only they get to do it verbally ;-)
Spoken like a true small claims solicitorTry not to think about written closing submissions.
It will only upset you.
I have it on good authority that our legal team wore masks and hobnailed boots, carried chainsaws, machetes and baseball bats, and made throat-cutting gestures at the opposing KCs,They could have been taken aback when they first heard or saw the strength of our defensive arguments during the “arguments articulated in detail in correspondence before the trial”. Obviously not once the consideration of evidence began.
Wasn't that Fred Done?i remember 2012 when he paid out on utd winning prem, about 6 games to go, had his pants down
Did you just call me a bastard?Maybe it's like on here. Where you write something and someone takes it completely the wrong way and you have to explain everything. Only they get to do it verbally ;-)
Spoken like a true small claims solicitor
Last I saw, the Premier League brought more lawyers and more KCs to the tribunal so that's just not going to fly really.
Similarly when the costs become public, it will be impossible to argue one side had much better lawyers unless there's a massive discrepancy in the legal costs of either side.
That’s easy, their adverts are fucking annoying and their pizza is absolutely vile.
Sorry yes it was Fred the redWasn't that Fred Done?
For you, I would use a much stronger word ;-)Did you just call me a bastard?