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  • RussRanger
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    Originally posted by qblockpete
    Not a time I want to get into this, and its not spin.

    This is clearly evidence used against an individual to help the FA at the time get a points deduction or fine.

    The fact remains we were found guilty on two counts, fine has been issued and we are in the premiership.

    had a hard day and will come back to this later in the week if needed to
    Remind us what those two counts were and who was responsible for us being fined.

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  • Connell10
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    this will never be forgiven or forgotten! paladini is up to his neck in shite and its only his mates flabio and dwarf saving him! any other job he would have been sacked! it stinks it really does!

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  • vblockranger
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    Originally posted by qblockpete
    Not a time I want to get into this, and its not spin.

    This is clearly evidence used against an individual to help the FA at the time get a points deduction or fine.

    The fact remains we were found guilty on two counts, fine has been issued and we are in the premiership.

    had a hard day and will come back to this later in the week if needed to
    think you might need too if you feel he needs defending cos it aint gonna go away or get forgotten

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  • vblockranger
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    Paladini is Flabio's "creature" thru and thru... constant mobile phone conversations of "Yes Boss"/"No Boss"

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  • qblockpete
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    Not a time I want to get into this, and its not spin.

    This is clearly evidence used against an individual to help the FA at the time get a points deduction or fine.

    The fact remains we were found guilty on two counts, fine has been issued and we are in the premiership.

    had a hard day and will come back to this later in the week if needed to

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  • Connell10
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    maybe flabio and bernie wanted to keep their trained chimp and thats another reason for the board members stepping down!!they probadly wanted him sacked! i mean im not itk but it sort of makes sense what with them being away alot at f1 meetings they probadly need a trusted member of staff to watch the shop for them, pity its gianni! oh well never mind!

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  • vblockranger
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    Originally posted by DeepcutHoop
    Are you saying their take on Paladini's involvement in this signing is flawed, or biased?
    no he's saying "thank **** the season ticket prices have been released so we can now bury Paladini's incompetence and hopefully everyone will forget about it"

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  • DeepcutHoop
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    Originally posted by qblockpete
    Stanley 76

    My views are you reading the view of a lawyer and views from the FA..

    I'm more interested in whats happened today to be honest.
    Are you saying their take on Paladini's involvement in this signing is flawed, or biased?

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  • Stanley
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    Originally posted by qblockpete
    My views are you reading the view of a lawyer and views from the FA..
    Sorry mate, but that sentence makes no grammatical sense

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  • qblockpete
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    Stanley 76

    My views are you reading the view of a lawyer and views from the FA..

    I'm more interested in whats happened today to be honest.

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  • Scarlet pimple
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    Out with the baffoon.

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  • Connell10
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    he has gotta go surely!

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  • Stanley
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    QBP, IsleworthRanger, indianalondon etc...

    I'd be interested to hear your views on all this.

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  • kron-1664
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    Originally posted by rangersbitch
    There's more:

    Mr. Paladini, who was clearly mindful of the issue of third party investment by the very existence of the subject-matter of the Oral Agreement and insistence upon the ‘Comfort Letter’, did not consider it necessary to consult with The FA and seek its approval for the course he was taking. He did not consult with the Club’s Solicitors. He did not refer the matter to Ms. Springett. Instead, he took it upon himself to undertake what was a lawyer’s task of negotiating a suspension of a third party’s interest in the economic rights over a Player he was proposing to sign on behalf of the Club. Having taken the initial step of insisting upon the protection which he thought the Comfort Letter would provide, he then failed to take the essential further precautionary step of having the arrangement considered and approved by the Club’s lawyers and the FA. In the light of the Tevez saga, the course that he took was inadvisable and fraught with risks.

    Translation: GP is an incompetent and reckless risk-taker.
    I have said since the beginning of this 3rd party business that this type of unprofessional amatuer should not be given the reigns of a Premier League Club, it is a recipe for disaster.

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  • Connell10
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    He wont go he is a lifer , might as well face it he can do what he likes when he likes , he can fock left right and centre and he will never ever get the boot!! i wonder if all other clubs have some one like him running their clubs, i should really start checking out other teams message boards!!!!

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