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Posts: 3,097December 2012 You have a confession.....you know liverpool broke Premier League rules....why let them off?...
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Posts: 1,398December 2012NSNO said:
You have a confession.....you know liverpool broke Premier League rules....why let them off?...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/20696784-----------------
Because the FA probably can't be @rsed with the prospect of another lengthy bout of whining, 'it's not our fault honest, you're only picking on us cos you hate us' paranoid conspiracy-touting cr@p from our neighbours?
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Posts: 19,489December 2012 The biggest pain in the @rse at work never gets the most discipline... because of the grief involved....
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Posts: 1,398December 2012OldGoldenVision said:
The biggest pain in the @rse at work never gets the most discipline... because of the grief involved....
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Posts: 3,097December 2012 maybe so...but his now means all clubs can freely tap up players without any threat of punishment......you can no longer enforce a law after you've done this......
we all know tapping up of players is done.....but now clubs can be even more brazant about it..... -
Posts: 19,489December 2012NSNO said:
maybe so...but his now means all clubs can freely tap up players without any threat of punishment......you can no longer enforce a law after you've done this......
we all know tapping up of players is done.....but now clubs can be even more brazant about it.....-----------------
Certain level of naivety there... They will come down like ten tonnes of bricks on the next club... provided its not a big one... -
Posts: 3,097December 2012OldGoldenVision said:
Certain level of naivety there... They will come down like ten tonnes of bricks on the next club... provided its not a big one...
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don't think i'm being naive...i hear what your saying though...but really, the next club who gets caught can simply apologise, and then say you let Liverpool off, you have to do the same here........the FA wouldn't be able to justify to the public why they were leniant with Liverpool and not a smaller club -
Posts: 19,489December 2012NSNO said:
don't think i'm being naive...i hear what your saying though...but really, the next club who gets caught can simply apologise, and then say you let Liverpool off, you have to do the same here........the FA wouldn't be able to justify to the public why they were leniant with Liverpool and not a smaller club
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The FA will be able to come up with some BS as to why it is appropriate to take action in that situation.. its what they have always done... and will continue to do... and if all else fails its fingers in their ears... lalalalala time... -
Posts: 2,959December 2012
Al Fayed is to blame here really. He is due compensation over this, liverpool should get in hot water with the FA. But they need a charge to answer.
It doesn't really sit right that he would turn his back on this for nothing but a piece of paper.
Wonder what the next bit of liverpool fulham related business will be?
That said, from a fan of a team what shipped late goals and three point to man yoo not so long ago with an understudy keeping in place and Tim Howard nowhere to be seen... it might sound a little rich.
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Posts: 19,489December 2012 Not exactly the same but close enough... I know we've been on the rough side of some poor refereeing etc... but that goal Bolton scored a few years back that was disallowed early in the season and we stayed up on goal difference... and Hans Segers being on the take for Wimbledon... Out top flight history has relied somewhat on the shady underworld of football...
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Posts: 2,959December 2012
Well....regardless of the wrongs and rights. Football contains too many of the former and now where near a respectable number of the latter.
The FA should do something about this, if rules are broken the action should be taken. To b e fair about the Howard situation. The FA looked into that, and no one made pressed a charge.
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Posts: 19,489December 2012 Well the FA are a law unto themselves... as has been proven time and again... It's easy to see why when there is so much money in the game and its flowing into the right pockets.. that they wouldn't want to rock the boat...For me it starts with Blatter... and Platini... They go and there's a chance things can improve on an international level and down into the respective FAs...
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Posts: 2,959December 2012
tTue, did you hear the south africa sports chappy on 5 live this morning talking about the legacy they have from the world cup?
absolutely shocking... they've only got one soccer school so far as a legacy. The country got 33 million in total from FIFA... and the tax payers of cape town alone are saddled with 60k a week costs on a stadium no one wants. They describe the pressure put on them and the negotiation tactics used by FIFA after they were awarded the games as unfair.
Fifa made a surplus/profit of just under 2 billion dollars
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Posts: 19,489December 2012 But of course its all about introducing football to new markets... Qatar...
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Posts: 2,732December 2012Well the FA are a law unto themselves... as has been proven time and again... It's easy to see why when there is so much money in the game and its flowing into the right pockets.. that they wouldn't want to rock the boat...For me it starts with Blatter... and Platini... They go and there's a chance things can improve on an international level and down into the respective FAs...
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That's my view on football dictated by the FA in a nutshell when decisions being made can effect teams who bring in the big revenue for international broadcast rights and sky and the soon coming bt money. No-one cares what happens to Stoke or even us to a degree, but the big money clubs get effected and forget it the laws don't applyBut as for a change at Fifa or Uefa, you couldn't even get erin brockovich to sort out that level of corruption! -
Posts: 2,959December 2012OldGoldenVision said:
But of course its all about introducing football to new markets... Qatar...
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well... on the bright said Qatar won't care how much their empty stadiums cost them afterwards.
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Posts: 19,489December 2012Smigone said:
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Hey, Erin had to dig deep and work hard to uncover the truth... With FIFA and UEFA its there for all to see... It's just that there is nobody to touch them... Unless it came under government control...
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