blueyorkie
Well-Known Member
Don't think so if the original case was brought within the five year limit?
With respect the case had to be brought within 5 years of the alleged breach, as per UEFA regulations, they missed that!
Don't think so if the original case was brought within the five year limit?
That's one for the teenagers Tolm.*gulps - I'm just a cook.
Settlements generally are not an admission of the breach or "guilt". In fact they usually specifically say the exact opposite - ie that the parties don't accept any breaches actually took place.
nope cant do it ,was going to edit it,but i cant :)*gulps - I'm just a cook.
Thank youIt may cut it dead but only having considered all of the case. They won't stop it half way through and say "I agree, case closed"
Not a chance.Even though Khaldoon said we wouldn't do it again you could see a Pinch MK2 coming out of this. Obviously it would have to have no ban whatsoever but if it was a small financial penalty and a don't make it look like you are trying to get round the rules in future type of thing.
Yes. I'd put big money on there being a clause that says words to the effect "Nothing in this Agreement or any related document shall be construed as constituting an admission of any liability or wrongdoing whatsoever by either of the Parties or be admissible in any proceedings as evidence of liability or wrongdoing by either of the Parties." It may also say: "The Parties acknowledge and agree that there is a possibility that, after settling this matter, it will discover facts which were unknown or unsuspected at the time, and which if known by such Party at the time of this settlement might have materially affected its decision to settle this matter and the Parties are assuming any risk of such unknown facts and such unknown and unsuspected claims"Similar to Liverpool hacking our scouting base and paying 1 million dollars ?
Dark forces involved here, have a feeling it will be upheld because what we are against however, when it does I think we will unleash hell. Its a long game.