In the guardian - even more farcical

[baz]

http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2011/may/05/cardiff-city-qpr-third-party-ownership?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter&utm_campaign=mpulsefootball

[Morris]

Doesn't surprise me.

[theblackmafia.]

Sod it, move Loftus Road to Wales and all will be saved!

[stainrodisalegend]

I hope our lawyers are aware of this and are making it known because it does make it impossible for Rangers to receive justice.

[The Godfather]

What a disgrace

[dpmd]

Says it all. The English FA want to screw over an English club to the benefit of a Welsh club! The Late Jeremy Beadle is going to appear soon and tell us this has all been one big joke!

[taarabt7]

That is unbelievable!!!!!!!

[RussRanger]

There don't seem to be any rules in Wales, which is why not only is sheep-sh*gging allowed, it's compulsary.

[Dale]

The case against us should collapse on this alone

Absolute disgrace

Good on The Guardian to do the article

[theblackmafia.]

There don't seem to be any rules in Wales, which is why not only is sheep-sh*gging allowed, it's compulsary.

They didn't make me s..g sheep when I lived there, but saying that, I was only about 3 years old. To this day I still don't know why my teacher made me lick his 'disco stick'? Something to do with being a naughty boy I believe? Tasty though, albeit salty.

[Dale]

Seven days before FA charges arose against QPR in March, Digger revealed that Cardiff hold arrangements that may point to similar third-party influence over team affairs. Cardiff's director and lawyer, Alan Whiteley, denies that the agreements the club hold with the Cayman Islands-registered Player Finance Fund (PFF) constitute third-party influence. The matter is the subject of an ongoing investigation by the Football League.

The legal team need to present this at the FA hearing and demand answers

[theblackmafia.]

Personally I believe we should let our legal team decide what they need to do. I'm not sure, but I think they may know what they are doing?

[Morris]

How can it be allowed, legally, to both compete in the same league but have different rules?


That can't hold up in court, surely?

[theblackmafia.]

One assumes it can, but we all know what assuming does....

[AndyB]

If this was a case being heard in the criminal courts - it would have been laughed off long ago.
I don;t know whether to laugh or cry though.

Scandalous. Absolutely scandalous.