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Bluerover
Player Valuation: £50m
I am convinced that the comments reported by, and published in the Daily Telegraph can be seen as breaching sub judice rule, and are potentially grossly prejudicial to the extant, unfinished proceedings of a quasi-judicial independent commission, which has major powers of punishment.
radiostar
Player Valuation: £20m
My concern is that where previously the news had been that we were being investigated by a private commission, but we had been working with the Premier League, now it's quite clear that the premier league consider us guilty.
Of course it depends if the independent board so too, but the League must think we are guilty.
Which is a huge concern after they will have gone through everything.
Of course it depends if the independent board so too, but the League must think we are guilty.
Which is a huge concern after they will have gone through everything.
jonnyboy316
Player Valuation: £35m
It is perfect for the PL. we get punished but given a fighting chance
Market trader
Player Valuation: £1m
1. Remember it was the club which hinted at a stadium tax problem.
2. The Scab Six made a 'gesture of goodwill' in paying funds for the lower league teams. The Premier League were unable to fine them as they broke no rules - there were no rules against teams opting out of UEFA competition in favour a private competition. There are now.
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2. The Scab Six made a 'gesture of goodwill' in paying funds for the lower league teams. The Premier League were unable to fine them as they broke no rules - there were no rules against teams opting out of UEFA competition in favour a private competition. There are now.
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Tipp blue
If I agreed with you, we’d both be wrong.
I agree.. throw out the case.
Well they did refer us didn't they.
Remember that the presumption of innocence exists
The truth will prevail and we shall be set free
The truth will prevail and we shall be set free
Runub
Player Valuation: £60m
No clue sorry. So I am taking no notice of anything for an indeterminate period of time
What are these constant issues with the fixture list? They always seem to get the longer breaks over Christmas/New Year. Shipman would moan if they played one game every fortnight.
When has he been punished? He ran onto the pitch when they scored the last minute winner in the derby. Can't remember any punishment. Just remember Carragher enjoying the moment.
Sharpies volley
Player Valuation: £35m
How does Citys breaking the rules compare to ours.
Bluerover
Player Valuation: £50m
The PL are not prosecuting. This is not a criminal proceedings.
They are not even Plaintiffs in a civil case. They are a body that has asked an independent commission to examine some allegations agcinst one of its members.
it is whoĺly in appropriate to make such recommendations before the Commission has even made its determination.
BTW in a criminal trial, the prosecution cannot make any recommendations regarding punishment before a verdict has been given.
That is how the legal system works.
Blue peter
Player Valuation: £35m
Hans Segers is the ‘Prosecutor’
BlueStevie35
Player Valuation: £70m
They have, Middlesbrough got docked 3 points in 96/97 for not fulfilling a Christmas fixture at Blackburn which turned out to be what relegated them come the end of the season
Portsmouth got a 9 point deduction in 2010 for going into administration which they couldn’t recover from
DavidH
Player Valuation: £20m
They have better lawyers.
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