LiberalCommunist

If Arsenal win this we should announce Tonda on a five year new deal just to over shadow them again!

Well done Larin. Worthy call up.

Surely there's some other resentful, sacked insiders out there looking to make a quick buck while screwing over a former club? Come on lads, come forward, cash waiting.

But just what would you have us do? Burn it all to the ground? Would you then be happy? No. I thought not. I'm all in on push back now. I'd rather be hated than submissive and rudderless, and that is what will happen. We will get a Pelligrino or William Still. And besides, when has the EFL dealt a punishment, and the FA have added to it? Show me the example. They are making this up as they go along. We'd be better served chucking some money at finding other wrong doings, go through the rule book and see what we can uncover. The football mafia are on us till a new target arises. Comply and die. Fuck that.

Weather the storm. Fuck the EFL. Fuck the FA. Lets drop the son in law tag. Fuck 'em.

Time for Spursy to activate Spursism. Come on, you know its coming.

With the stage one therapy session out the way yesterday, I'm now ready for the next step. Can Spurs do the ultimate spurs and get relegated? That would create a story which would be massive for months. As I'm all about ultimate carnage now, it would suit me just fine. Already the furore has died down regarding us, a couple more stories and we are chip paper. Be great if the ref could step in today and get something badly wrong, just for good measure.

Whoever loses today is going to reignite beef with saints. We are merely in the eye of the shit storm right now.

Thought I was in acceptance until I read that, now back to anger.

What a mess.

Selfishly, I'm really hoping for a controversial winning goal tomorrow. Something to cement this game as the biggest farce final in history. But I'm armed with the knowledge, that my club has caused all this, and that hurts. There's very little to defend at this stage. I still maintain there is minimal advantage to spying within the 72 hour window, it really offers such a low amount of information that's its frankly retarded to risk doing it. But its how we did it that makes this so undefendable. Sending someone who has not even brought in to your shit plan really opens this up to the highest level of incompetence, with a smattering of arrogance. Tonda will be sacked before the game kicks off tomorrow, and we are still in for 12 months of chemo before we can start putting this behind us. Players will leave, that's inevitable, but we will get fees. The best we can hope for is a good manager/coach to steady the ship. Remind people of what we used to be. Congratulations though, this is easily the biggest self sabotage in sporting history. And for what? Glad Trump already ruined the WC. Football can fuck off for a while.

Find whistle blowers to dump other clubs in the shit. That is the only way out of this right now. Failing that, get your head down and hope it blows over.

Yeah, what advantage? The three teams the charges relate to mustered one win, and not a particularly good performance. I feel angry* and disappointed* this morning. Such a let down. But I'd like to hear of other rule breaks, this would be a great time for a scorned whistle blower of another championship club to weigh in. They are are out there. So just for the carnage sake, lets spill the can of worms and smear it everywhere. Oh, perhaps I've progressed to the third stage, vengeance*...

Common practice in other leagues, a mistake in the Championship within the 72 hr window. But how much of an advantage are you getting watching Oxford fuck around on a Thursday? Mistakes have been made, lessons will be learnt. Tonda is a good coach, he will overcome this. I'm keeping my baby in the luke warm bath water.

Clearly the punishment isn't just a points deduction and a massive fine. It's a crazy amount of disruption to the game. Perhaps they are literally waiting for the 72 hour mark as a massive fuck you. I've never seen anything like this. Feel really sorry for our players. What a load of shit.

Never underestimate the corruption that flows so close to football.

Not sure if its just because of recent events, but I think Russell has served his time in ridicule prison, and now is out on probation. Good luck to him.

End this today so football can happily match towards its next scandal, which is right around the corner.

If that is the realm of punishment, then this boy in jeans hanging out by the tree was told explicitly to spy on Boro to get information to give us a advantage. I wouldn't even consider entertaining that penalty until it is proven correct. I just fail to see how someone calculated enough to understand the reward, would be so blasé with the implementation. So I guess I'm doubling down. If this came from the main man. We need to know. If this was a communication fuck up. We need to know. A six point deduction with a multi-million pound fine sets a precedent for me. The next bit of flouting the rules needs the same scrutinising. Extreme examination. Guilty until proven not. We have a standard now. Lets adhere to it.

Once you set a harsh precedent you can create yourself a problem. -------------------------------------------------------------------- I'm personally looking forward to every single discrepancy being scrutinised to the point of insanity over the coming months. They started it.

Hoping Hearts beat Celtic with a very controversial goal today. Also hoping for loads of bad decisions from the ref and var in the FA cup final. Come on, take the lime light. Only 72 hours to get through now.

I've not refreshed a page this hard since the signing of Jay Rod. I'm out. The EFL & Boro can do one after this shit though. I will remind myself to laugh when the next turbulence hits.

With all the turmoil surrounding us at the minute, its been hard to focus on much else. So much so, that a sufficient punishment they could hand out is the past week, and the carnage it has embroiled us in. Only 2009 administration comes close to this episode for me. But spare a thought for Hull. They did incredibly well to creep back into the play offs on the last day of the season. And then to go to the Den and knock out Millwall. Very impressive. All this while under a season long transfer embargo. As they approach their biggest game in ten years, there's still no certainty that it will go ahead. Not just the date, but the venue. Surely the EFL should have safeguards in place to protect them, and to make sure they do not suffer any uncertainty with the build up to this game. Just adding another scenario to this mess, just imagine if it is moved, and they lose the final. Do they then have a case for compensation due to disruption? This time line is so agonizing. I can't believe they didn't take immediate action, and stop Steve Gibson controlling the narrative. What a mess.

Agree. Someone clearly couldn't imagine the shit storm this could create, but that is no excuse, decisions were made, and a price will be paid. I do think the spying was a one off, and I also think the real reason behind it was a Hackney injury update. Afterall, we knew how they were going to set up, we had plenty of legal scouting evidence for that in the cabinet already. But heads need to roll for the decision that was made. It has nearly* derailed a whole season. We don't know just how much damage it has done. And many on here feel its a storm in a tea cup, and other football clubs have done worse. Well, its already nearly knocked us out of the play offs with the disruption it has caused, but it has definitely made Hulls job easier as of right now. If that's a fanny comment, I'll accept it.