What was he struck off for Bungs?
He was representing a father in a custody battle but was was found to be fingering the mother during a brief adjournment, was harshly treated.
He was representing a father in a custody battle but was was found to be fingering the mother during a brief adjournment, was harshly treated.
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But it's built on sand. Due to the farcical way they've set up these rules (as they go along), they're looking to create and then throw the book at a club who officially went over their threshold by £19.5million.
They haven't called then Financial Fair Play rules but Profit and Sustainability. Being over by £19.5m is sustainable. Being £100mill is not.
Then surely you have to look at the following year's to see how the club is managing their finances.
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Probably. Let's just hope that the original punishment was based on the PL wanting to be seen to be strict enough to fend off the need for independent regulation.
The common reaction was that it was ridiculously harsh and shows even more that independent regulation is needed, so if they are still trying to avoid it then slashing the points in half might be their only chance at striking the right balance.
This
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And City won't get anything done to them for at least another 2 years.
Just put it all in the bin.
Just put it all in the bin.
Major panic at HQ as we can't find a first class stamp to post the appeal
Appeal board to be headed by Mr. J. Aldridge allegedly.
Blue83
Player Valuation: £25m
It's made worse when you see the likes of Utd with £1billion debt
Revealed: Man Utd's eye-watering £1 billion debt amid outstanding transfer payments and borrowing under the Glazer family's ownership | Goal.com UK
Manchester United's debt has surpassed £1 billion, according to the club's latest financial results.
www.goal.com
How do they fudge their books that they pass P&S when they owe £1billion, 40x what we went over for P&S
its because they make so much revenue with their global brandIt's made worse when you see the likes of Utd with £1billion debt
Revealed: Man Utd's eye-watering £1 billion debt amid outstanding transfer payments and borrowing under the Glazer family's ownership | Goal.com UK
Manchester United's debt has surpassed £1 billion, according to the club's latest financial results.www.goal.com
How do they fudge their books that they pass P&S when they owe £1billion, 40x what we went over for P&S
second in the world
This is where FFP is a load of bollocks.
They only make so much revenue because their historic success has made them such a big club.
Essentially making it a closed shop for any upstarts who think about trying to catch up.
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The PL is going to eat itself alive. Cant say ill be disappointed.
Funny thing is we were one of the catalysts for the idea.
Remember the old first division - it seemed fairer and anyone could win it.
Funny thing is we were one of the catalysts for the idea.
Remember the old first division - it seemed fairer and anyone could win it.
Up until 1989 we were the second most successful club in England after Liverpool
Man Utd were joint 4th and Sunderland were 6th
Man Utd's success is owed to Sir Alex Ferguson whereas we dropped off into obscurity
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
Don't get me wrong, I;m desperate for us to get clear this season and stay up. But in a way I'd quietly enjoy the prospect of us getting hit again with another charge before Man City or Chelsea had their case heard.
It'd be an emphatic underscoring of the target pinned on Everton's back by the game's authorities; a confirmation that we have been chosen as a club that an organisation not fit for purpose is victimising in order to hide its own corruption.
I'd see no shame in Everton getting relegated under those circumstances.
And as I said a couple of weeks back: this attempt to bury Everton will never be forgotten. It's politicised our fanbase for all time. That's all the PL have succeeded in doing so far: taking a fanbase that in the past can be a bit snide when it had to be and shaped it into an army of activists who doubt every single statement from authority and will act on it.
That's how cack handed all of this has been handled.
It'd be an emphatic underscoring of the target pinned on Everton's back by the game's authorities; a confirmation that we have been chosen as a club that an organisation not fit for purpose is victimising in order to hide its own corruption.
I'd see no shame in Everton getting relegated under those circumstances.
And as I said a couple of weeks back: this attempt to bury Everton will never be forgotten. It's politicised our fanbase for all time. That's all the PL have succeeded in doing so far: taking a fanbase that in the past can be a bit snide when it had to be and shaped it into an army of activists who doubt every single statement from authority and will act on it.
That's how cack handed all of this has been handled.