Not if he was locked up in an iPrison.Does that mean the poor bugger would have to put up with visits from Prince Android
David Gill ,John Henry and Tom Werner disagree.
Does anybody know anyone who can do a cheap waterboarding service on a few people (such as the above) and get some answers to questions we'd all like to hear?Plus Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, Uli Hoeness, and Javier Tebas.
Epstein's evidence was stored in his head, not on an already seized hard drive(s).
There is so much hacked information that I highly doubt he knows a fraction of what's on there. More likely would be the drives accidentally getting wiped by an unfortunately placed degausser.I concur that he could become another Epstein. He was 'looked after' and had no trouble moving between jurisdictions, even while on wanted lists and evading arrest, so it would seem likely that some influential people could be implicated in he stands trial.
Being placed to tell the truth about powerful people is often a fatal condition, as we know only too well here in the UK.
Managing the Beatles?Based on what had been said in here (I've not followed the case outside of this forum) I wouldn't be surprised if he ended up like Epstein.
Unless they became cell mates. ;)Not if he was locked up in an iPrison.
I think it's 1.) a sign that there's been an effort to make peace, 2.) a hint that there are no legal cases that are set to be drawn out in coming years, and 3.) a very public way of confirming an improved relationship so as to stop the booingGlad to see that. I'm assuming UEFA have finally realised that MCFC are worthy of being treated with respect and fairness or am I deluded?
I'm feeling rather giddy now, dude. Does this mean the club has a chance to win the Champions League on an even playing field i.e. no referees and VAR with an agenda?I think it's 1.) a sign that there's an effort to improve relations, 2.) a hint that there are no legal cases that are set to be drawn out in coming years, and 3.) a very public way of confirming an improved relationship so as to stop the booing
I'm feeling rather giddy now, dude. Does this mean the club has a chance to win the Champions League on an even playing field i.e. no referees and VAR with an agenda?
Good point. I may be premature but I've a feeling we are living through the beginning of the end for this bitter and twisted agenda against City. Maybe, just maybe, we'll see this in the Premier League too. Something happened against Liverpool that was a step too far for a lot of people. Last weekend just compounded this issue. It's got to change because the integrity of English football is at stake.It will be interesting to see what the officiating (VAR) is like with Billy Big Bollox here.
I suspect they will wait until they have put LiVARpool in an unassailable position before there are any changes in the PL?Good point. I may be premature but I've a feeling we are living through the beginning of the end for this bitter and twisted agenda against City. Maybe, just maybe, we'll see this in the Premier League too. Something happened against Liverpool that was a step too far for a lot of people. Last weekend just compounded this issue. It's got to change because the integrity of English football is at stake.
I think they've already done that i.e. nine point lead but they've, in sex parlance, come too early. Its the end of November as of now; there's going to be a backlash against Liverpool in the near future and there's also going to be some comeuppance. Pride comes before the fall and those scousers are if anything boastful and arrogant.I suspect they will wait until they have put LiVARpool in an unassailable position before there are any changes in the PL?