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UEFA Disciplinary Hearing today
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Centurions
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I wonder if they've already primed the next UEFA delegate to "not under any circumstance mention booing in your report"?
aka blue jambo
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common sense :-)
Prestwich_Blue
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No it isn't. I do know who it is as it happens, as do quite a few on here.Sorry pic was on previous post but is that Alec Gilroy?
dickie davies
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No it isn't. I do know who it is as it happens, as do quite a few on here.
It does look like Ric
Prestwich_Blue
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You're in BIG trouble when Ric sees that!It does look like Ric
East Level 2
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Perhaps we should boo at the Tuesday games but not the Wednesday ones, just to confuse the tossers.
Or perhaps a chorus of "Mick Platini, is a wanker, is a wanker" followed by "David Gill, is a wanker, is a wanker".
Sorry about the Gill one, I couldn't think of a witty ditty to include "rag-loving cockwomble and complete muppet".
Or perhaps a chorus of "Mick Platini, is a wanker, is a wanker" followed by "David Gill, is a wanker, is a wanker".
Sorry about the Gill one, I couldn't think of a witty ditty to include "rag-loving cockwomble and complete muppet".
DJBusinesscake
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i may take part in a dirty protest, and throw my own shit at the media box... XD
jimharri
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One of the more ludicrous "disciplinary" issues we've had levelled at us. Up (down?) there with "aggressive walking". At least common sense prevailed in the end.
york away to this!
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we should all deliriously cheer it next time, probably get fined for "unnecessary sarcasm"...
dickie davies
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Sorry pic was on previous post but is that Alec Gilroy?
No it isn't. I do know who it is as it happens, as do quite a few on here.
It does look like Ric
You're in BIG trouble when Ric sees that!
Na
He'll never find out because I didn't tag him as @Ric
that's a bit crude and a bit vague. "David Gill -conflict of interest" would make the point.Perhaps we should boo at the Tuesday games but not the Wednesday ones, just to confuse the tossers.
Or perhaps a chorus of "Mick Platini, is a wanker, is a wanker" followed by "David Gill, is a wanker, is a wanker".
The First Earl
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Cheering is a great idea. Would seriously piss them off.
East Level 2
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You've known me for about 20 years and are well aware that I can be both crude and vague. But yeah, "conflict of interest" sums up his position.that's a bit crude and a bit vague. "David Gill -conflict of interest" would make the point.
Is it possible to get to the top in football administration without the route involving an attachment to one of the powerful club sides?
No action being taken convinces me even more that they've got it in for us.
They've saw the reaction to this and dropped it accordingly and will probably move on to the
next ludicrous charge they can dream up to hammer us with that hopefully won't generate us
any sympathy.
They've saw the reaction to this and dropped it accordingly and will probably move on to the
next ludicrous charge they can dream up to hammer us with that hopefully won't generate us
any sympathy.
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The original issue still stands. Aside from ludicrous decisions and interestingly consistent group of death draws, the 'closed doors' game farce has still not been addressed.
I'd still be booing if there. Maybe everyone belly laughs when it comes on?
I'd still be booing if there. Maybe everyone belly laughs when it comes on?
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Looks like Platini is getting a life ban.
Shame.
Shame.
kaz7
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Fifa vice-president Michel Platini could be facing a life ban from football, according to his lawyer.
The suspended Uefa chief is serving a 90-day suspension on corruption charges alongside outgoing Fifa president Sepp Blatter, while Fifa's adjudicatory committee considers its verdict.
Platini's lawyer Thibaud d'Ales said the ethics investigators' "excessive" recommendations are a "scandal".
The adjudicatory committee intends to announce its verdict next month.
The Frenchman is facing sanctions over a "disloyal payment" that saw Platini, 60, receive £1.35m from Blatter, 79, in 2011 for consultation work done nine years earlier.
The pair, who are serving 90-day provisional bans, have denied any wrongdoing, but admitted there was no written contract
The suspended Uefa chief is serving a 90-day suspension on corruption charges alongside outgoing Fifa president Sepp Blatter, while Fifa's adjudicatory committee considers its verdict.
Platini's lawyer Thibaud d'Ales said the ethics investigators' "excessive" recommendations are a "scandal".
The adjudicatory committee intends to announce its verdict next month.
The Frenchman is facing sanctions over a "disloyal payment" that saw Platini, 60, receive £1.35m from Blatter, 79, in 2011 for consultation work done nine years earlier.
The pair, who are serving 90-day provisional bans, have denied any wrongdoing, but admitted there was no written contract