HKsaint Posted Thursday at 23:50 Posted Thursday at 23:50 5 hours ago, do i not like fizzy pop said: This is bloody hilarious! 🤣 So he is so desperate and trying every means to go PL, playing an extra game, fail in which abandoning his team… pathetic
CB Fry Posted Friday at 05:05 Posted Friday at 05:05 Er, I dont think this Helberg stuff is real lads. 2 2
Stud mark of doom Posted Sunday at 15:55 Posted Sunday at 15:55 From this week’s letters to The Economist. 29
Dr Who? Posted 22 hours ago Posted 22 hours ago Are the FA actually doing anything about Tonda, is there an investigation going on?
Give it to Ron Posted 21 hours ago Posted 21 hours ago 1 hour ago, Dr Who? said: Are the FA actually doing anything about Tonda, is there an investigation going on? Yes I believe hearing soon maybe this week
Badger Posted 21 hours ago Posted 21 hours ago 1 hour ago, Dr Who? said: Are the FA actually doing anything about Tonda, is there an investigation going on? Perhaps they’ll publish (sneak) the outcome to the media ahead of or just after the England game to ‘manage’ the publicity, whichever way it goes.
Window Cleaner Posted 6 hours ago Posted 6 hours ago 15 hours ago, Dr Who? said: Are the FA actually doing anything about Tonda, is there an investigation going on? Certainly, what was it that Blair said at some Middle East crisis or other, ah yes doing nothing is not an option. Even if he gets a token punishment they have to look into it.
Mr X Posted 6 hours ago Posted 6 hours ago Any sign of knowing when will we actually find out if Tonda is officially managing us next season or an FA ban? When are we likely to find out?
TheAlehouseBrawlers Posted 6 hours ago Posted 6 hours ago Saw a reasonable theory on the UI about this, it was suggested that we've appointed top legal bods in an attempt to continually delay the proceedings, much as City and the like have done. The thinking that by the time any sanctions against Tonda are filed, he may well have already moved on, be it that it was a successful season and headhunted or just contract up. 1
Holmes_and_Watson Posted 5 hours ago Posted 5 hours ago 11 minutes ago, TheAlehouseBrawlers said: Saw a reasonable theory on the UI about this, it was suggested that we've appointed top legal bods in an attempt to continually delay the proceedings, much as City and the like have done. The thinking that by the time any sanctions against Tonda are filed, he may well have already moved on, be it that it was a successful season and headhunted or just contract up. We could back date Tonda's employment with us. Then link him to the City transfers of Edozie, Baz, Larios etc. The government will shut it all down, as not being in the national interest.
trousers Posted 5 hours ago Posted 5 hours ago 50 minutes ago, TheAlehouseBrawlers said: Saw a reasonable theory on the UI about this, it was suggested that we've appointed top legal bods in an attempt to continually delay the proceedings, much as City and the like have done. The thinking that by the time any sanctions against Tonda are filed, he may well have already moved on, be it that it was a successful season and headhunted or just contract up. In a parallel universe, we had these 'top legal bods' onboard at the outset and we're now preparing for life back in the Premier League having beaten Hull in the playoff final.... 4
Window Cleaner Posted 4 hours ago Posted 4 hours ago 3 minutes ago, trousers said: In a parallel universe, we had these 'top legal bods' onboard at the outset and we're now preparing for life back in the Premier League having beaten Hull in the playoff final.... If you say so. An EFL tribunal isn't a court of law. The EFL makes the rules, applies them according to their whim and hands out the sanctions. A top legal eagle might find some disputable point or other but as we lied and then admitted it the outcome would be the same. As, or so I think,we are the first club actually caught breaking rule 127 they have established a precedent. Don't do it or don't get caught because the punishment will be severe.
Secret Site Agent Posted 4 hours ago Posted 4 hours ago 1 hour ago, TheAlehouseBrawlers said: Saw a reasonable theory on the UI about this, it was suggested that we've appointed top legal bods in an attempt to continually delay the proceedings, much as City and the like have done. The thinking that by the time any sanctions against Tonda are filed, he may well have already moved on, be it that it was a successful season and headhunted or just contract up. Or Retired from football?
TheAlehouseBrawlers Posted 4 hours ago Posted 4 hours ago 4 minutes ago, Secret Site Agent said: Or Retired from football? If delayed ala Man City, very possible 🤪 they were going on the average lifespan of a manager at one club being around 18 months
trousers Posted 4 hours ago Posted 4 hours ago (edited) 54 minutes ago, Window Cleaner said: If you say so. An EFL tribunal isn't a court of law. The EFL makes the rules, applies them according to their whim and hands out the sanctions. A top legal eagle might find some disputable point or other but as we lied and then admitted it the outcome would be the same. As, or so I think,we are the first club actually caught breaking rule 127 they have established a precedent. Don't do it or don't get caught because the punishment will be severe. Oops... Forgot to 'wink' at the end of my post... I keep forgetting people take stuff too seriously otherwise... #tongueincheek Edited 4 hours ago by trousers
obelisk Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago I was in the pub this afternoon (sorry if you're working) and noticed on the telly that they were actually showing England training sessions. Not only that but there were people behind the fence - and trees! - who were also "spying". What on earth should the punishment be? 1
Holmes_and_Watson Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago 1 hour ago, obelisk said: I was in the pub this afternoon (sorry if you're working) and noticed on the telly that they were actually showing England training sessions. Not only that but there were people behind the fence - and trees! - who were also "spying". What on earth should the punishment be? None, as that was our analyst team, getting some practice in on a post season trip.
Dark Munster Posted 56 minutes ago Posted 56 minutes ago 4 hours ago, Window Cleaner said: If you say so. An EFL tribunal isn't a court of law. The EFL makes the rules, applies them according to their whim and hands out the sanctions. A top legal eagle might find some disputable point or other but as we lied and then admitted it the outcome would be the same. As, or so I think,we are the first club actually caught breaking rule 127 they have established a precedent. Don't do it or don't get caught because the punishment will be severe. Having top legal representation from the get go could have avoided that.
spyinthesky Posted 38 minutes ago Posted 38 minutes ago 13 minutes ago, Dark Munster said: Having top legal representation from the get go could have avoided that. Perleese!!! Dont demean yourself by using American English. Plenty of proper English such as 'from the beginning'. 'from the outset' etc etc😉
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