benjii

He wants to build a settlement in the North.

Att: 1,700!!!!

He doesn't get it across forcefully. He speaks in a muddled fashion.

Nurse!

Also, a further thought on the ability to fight the outcome. - The EFL decision was rushed. There was a play off final due in days. If we were to have applied for an emergency injunction to prevent the final from happening, we would have been on the hook for large costs if the injunction was subsequently shown to have been wrong. That's how the legal system works. You can potentially get urgent relief but you have to give an undertaking to cover costs. Lots of interested parties could have brought claims. - The FA decision is different. There are no other parties impacted apart from Tonda and SFC and there is no pressing timeline or critical event to manage. So, if it is excessive then the prospect of fighting it and dragging it out as long as possible is much less risky.

One thing that was odd was that the EFL panel decision contained precisely zero reasoning about whether it was appropriate to reinstate Middlesbrough, as I recall.

I don't think they can afford to make a video.

Arrigo Sacchi....

Stinking old nonce forgot the Monkey Chicken Petting Zoo.

I should have said something. I could have made a difference.

What a load of old shite. I ran into Bradley Walsh in Claridge's in the spring.

We don't have a great track record with regulatory compliance.

You might be confusing SFC with a professionally run business.

He can barely string a coherent sentence together. Just seems pretty low IQ and not up to it.

He doesn't.