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  • djp
    Bronze Seat
    • Mar 2011
    • 319

    #1

    Why has the FA left the hearing until now?

    If they have known about this since October why has the hearing been left to now? That is what I don't understand, they should have just sorted it out as soon as possible.

    I am a season ticket holder but all the money people have spent over the season since then could all be for nothing. Unless the club specifically asked for it to be delayed to the end of the season so they wouldn't lose all of that income!
  • wicksta
    Silver Seat
    • Apr 2009
    • 1149

    #2
    Whatever happens I wouldn't say all the money I've spent over the season has been for nothing. In fact it's been one of the best ever seasons I can remember.

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    • djp
      Bronze Seat
      • Mar 2011
      • 319

      #3
      Agree, it has been one of the best seasons I can remember too. But my point is would the club have lost income if we got a 15 point deduction in October, not that I think we will get a point deduction.

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      • dave58
        Gold Seat
        • Jan 2010
        • 5285

        #4
        If you believe some of the things written the F.A. told club to get it's house in order in September maybe they gave us time and we ignored it thinking we could ride it out.

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        • BUSHRANGER1982
          Gold Seat
          • Mar 2009
          • 5666

          #5
          If the FA were aware of the situation regarding Faurlin as long ago as last September/October, then there is no excuse for their tardiness in bringing these charges against QPR.
          It's nothing short of being an absolute disgrace, that the FA decided that it was in everybody's interests, that charges should be levelled at QPR in March, a full four months after the club made the FA aware of the Faurlin situation.

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