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Citeh have tried to turn everyone over thoughRangers tried to fuck the tax man, not a similar situation.
Citeh have tried to turn everyone over thoughRangers tried to fuck the tax man, not a similar situation.
What is there a chance of then? You know, take a stab yourself, contribute something to the debate?absolutely zero chance they will get docked 50 points.
Think in the Everton case Leeds and others were given permission to sue because they were relegated but nothing seems to have come of it, so may be possible for clubs to sue if Man C are found guilty but assessing losses wouldn't be easy.If city are found guilty of all or most of the charges put on them and ignoring the penalties imposed does anyone know if individual (or jointly) clubs will be able to sue for compensation?
But all based on the lower standard of balance of probability. Based on being guilty. Did you do it.? Yes. Was it to gain an unfair advantage? Yes. Did you get a benefit? Yes. It is then down to quantum.Think in the Everton case Leeds and others were given permission to sue because they were relegated but nothing seems to have come of it, so may be possible for clubs to sue if Man C are found guilty but assessing losses wouldn't be easy.
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The seven clubs who could sue Everton and the Premier League
Everton face threat of legal action from rivals for breaching financial rules on two separate occasions, a leading sports lawyer tells iinews.co.uk
Issue is they get points deduction etc the Arsenal will likely win the leaguewhat is life.
I can't remember if the Italian teams did after the Juve mid 2000's scandal for example.If city are found guilty of all or most of the charges put on them and ignoring the penalties imposed does anyone know if individual (or jointly) clubs will be able to sue for compensation?
Not unbeatable, Pannick represented Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, ruler of Dubai and Vice President of UAE in a divorce case and lost , the Sheikh also had to pay £554 million in divorce settlement .So Lord Pannick, who has previously represented our late Queen and former PM Johnson is heading up Man City's legal team. Not a chance anything comes of this.
The Italian FA didn’t hesitate to relegate Juventus and Juventus didn’t seem to appeal, but accepted their punishment and got on with it. I can’t see City accepting any punishment if I’m honest. I fear that money and legal representation will see them through.I can't remember if the Italian teams did after the Juve mid 2000's scandal for example.
In this instance he ironically needs to remain calm...In many media reports all we hear about is Lord Pannick