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It can because Mawhinney is like Bernie Ecclestone with F1- he makes the rules up as he goes along.
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Lacuna Coil - Spellbound :supz:
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As asked on the main '10 point' thread : If SLH is solvent, as the FL state, why is it in administration ?
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League deduct 10 Points - Will apply in L1 Next Season
badgerx16 replied to Danny's topic in The Saints
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League deduct 10 Points - Will apply in L1 Next Season
badgerx16 replied to Danny's topic in The Saints
If, as the FL imply, the holding company ( SLH ) is "solvent in it's own right", how can it have been placed in administration in the first place ? Surely the fact that the administrators have been brought in to manage the affairs of SLH, not the football club, and SLH's board have walked, would infer that the FL are taliking b0ll0x ? :smt102:smt102:smt102 -
Preston, as far as I am concerned Saints won a 'home' game
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£437.92 better off - why will it not feel like that ?
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Is that despite qualifying for the 50p in the £ tax band ?
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Nightwish - Amaranth
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Does anybody think the home fans have had 'value for money' this season ? The relationship between fans and the club is COMMERCIAL, there is no compulsion, other than blind loyalty to the club, and as 'consumers' they have a free choice as to whether to attend or not. The reasons the club is in the mess it currently is are many and varied; yes the 'stay aways' affected the gate income, but Rupert came back because we were trading at a loss, - BEFORE they decided to stay away. We had p1ssed so much money away on cr4p transfers for grossly overpaid and underperforming players, paying off cr4p managers, and into a myriad other black holes. It is almost certain that administration would have followed relegation anyway, and the standard of "football" this season has always been heading in that direction, so all their attendance would have done is delay the inevitable.
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Which means they've gone down WITH the parachute payments.
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http://www.statto.com You can look back to specific days in any of the previous seasons. all the way back to 1892/93 :smt119
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How many away fans do they let in at Hillsborough ?
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Nearest matches for me are all over 50 miles . Oldham, Stockport, Crewe ( if they stop up ). Could do with Bury making the top three in League 2, and Rochdale winning the play-offs; mind you if Morecambe can sneak in they're only 16 miles away.
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That's the 'spine' of next season's team
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I'll trail along behind the landaus on Blackpool prom, and the donkeys on the beach, and bring some full buckets with me next week
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It's the one with the loop of rope hanging off it, with the label 'Reserved for RL'.
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I suppose that after today the last two games will pale into insignificance as the club faces up to the most important fight it's ever had - to survive, regardless of which league we might be in.
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Why should they care ? They will all find somewhere else to skive and shirk next season, - as usual it's the fans that have to suffer the consequences.
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Problem is, whilst we are 'walking' it, everybody else will be running.
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Are we down yet :confused:
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Bridge, geography was obviously NOT your strong point at school, was it ? Tranmere are on the Wirral, so would come under Liverpool rather than Manchester; and if you are including Wigan and Rochdale in GM you must also add Oldham. Overall 7/10, could do better
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Surely Mary Rose sauce is full of 500 year old splinters
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Cue Google search......... Slovenia's nonfuel mineral resources included lead-zinc (from Mezica) and mercury (mined and smelted in Idrija). The country relied heavily on ferrous ores and metals, and other mining and quarrying products, for, among others, an aluminum plant at Kidricevo, and the iron-and steel-producing facilities at Jesenice, Ravne, and Store. The mining and quarrying share of industrial output declined by 2.7% in 2000, as did that of industrial mineral products, which declined by 3.6%. Apart from being a substantial producer of glass sand (200,000 tons in 2000), Slovenia was also a modest producer of ceramic clay, kaolin, gypsum, lime, pumice, quartz, quartzite, salt, sand and gravel, silica, and dimension stone, mostly for domestic uses. Also, please read the following.. http://www.mineprofs.org/info/industry/SOMP-03-Industry-Slovenia-Bajzelj.pdf ................ Do you want this to become a new thread ?:cool:
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Thanks for adding further justification for the contempt I hold so many 'southerners' in.