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Doesn't having a right of veto over the panel only basically say that we accept that the members of the panel are impartial. That doesn't mean that the process was unbiased or was free of an agenda. It reminds me of this quote from Yes Minister when they were discussing impartial inquires: "Railway trains are impartial too, but if you lay down the lines for them that's the way they go."Originally posted by Maxiedge View PostRegarding the board, I read somewhere that we had the right to ask for the committee to change personnel but we chose not to. If it's true, then going down that path is a waste of time.
Saying that, we weren't expecting sucha one-sided outcome.The only gracious way to accept an insult is to ignore it; if you can't ignore it, top it; if you can't top it, laugh at it; if you can't laugh at it, it's probably deserved.
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This cunt must think unaccountable 3-man panels of ex-football mangers and FA manderins doling out verdicts is 'good justice'.Originally posted by ChesterDave View PostMcGarry response to Liverpool fans complaints.
So basically we should shut up and accept his crap opinion or we dont support free speach and tolerate discrimination like those foreigners do...
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Indeed. London - home of the guilds, the freemasons and any other ****ed up old boys network you could imagine. World-wide epicentre. There's a reason the UK is not in the Euro. But the UK is completely ****ed.Originally posted by ashey View PostThat's seriously ****ed up & wrong!
http://www.commodityonline.com/news/...44519-3-1.html
Anyways, enough off-topic stuff. Can't be bothered. What I do know and I'll guarantee you it: Cosmos will take care of it
. When the day comes, you'll know.
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Originally posted by dom9 View PostMy thoughts:
I don't think we should be looking to compare the Terry case with the Suarez case. Each has its own individual circumstances and should be judged as such. For example, the defence and circumstances of each is different. Terry says that his comments are taken out of context as it was used in a wider context 'I didn't call you a ....'. Suarez' defence rested on the nuances of culture and language, and the fact that he himself was provoked in a manner relating to his background.
Whilst both cases relate to racism they are not linked. However, our beef with the punishment dished out to Suarez is that the individual circumstances were not taken into account and that the punishment appears to be linked to a wider poilitical issue.
The second point is this link to corruption which a few of you are making, albeit probably in frustration, to Manchester United and Ferguson. I find it frankly absurd that the Mancs have the FA in their pocket. It is simply a conspiracy too far. They have been punished plenty of times.
As I have stated above, I believe the scale of the punishment is political, and not due to corruption.
Feel free to rip me apart.
The only gracious way to accept an insult is to ignore it; if you can't ignore it, top it; if you can't top it, laugh at it; if you can't laugh at it, it's probably deserved.
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It's the procedure that poeple are moaning about. Shaggy has already articulated the point very well:Originally posted by dom9 View PostMy thoughts:
I don't think we should be looking to compare the Terry case with the Suarez case. Each has its own individual circumstances and should be judged as such. For example, the defence and circumstances of each is different. Terry says that his comments are taken out of context as it was used in a wider context 'I didn't call you a ....'. Suarez' defence rested on the nuances of culture and language, and the fact that he himself was provoked in a manner relating to his background.
Whilst both cases relate to racism they are not linked. However, our beef with the punishment dished out to Suarez is that the individual circumstances were not taken into account and that the punishment appears to be linked to a wider poilitical issue.
The second point is this link to corruption which a few of you are making, albeit probably in frustration, to Manchester United and Ferguson. I find it frankly absurd that the Mancs have the FA in their pocket. It is simply a conspiracy too far. They have been punished plenty of times.
As I have stated above, I believe the scale of the punishment is political, and not due to corruption.
Feel free to rip me apart.
If the FA are so confident that an offence has been committed then they should report it to the police and let justice take its course before piling on.Originally posted by Shaggy View PostWith the burden of proof being much higher in a court of law, how is Terry going to be convicted? It is insane that Terry gets to go through a transparent procedure, with top class legal counsels to defend him.
Suarez ends up before a randomly selected trio of football people, with no such thing as "beyond reasonable doubt" and no real burden of proof, and he's hung out to dry. How is this fair?
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Hang on, one case was reported to the police. The other was not. Like it or not that changes everything and rightly so. If there is a criminal investigation ongoing, that is very different to a disciplinary procedure which basically relates to an incident in the workplace.Originally posted by BootRoom View PostIt's the procedure that poeple are moaning about. Shaggy has already articulated the point very well:
If the FA are so confident that an offence has been committed then they should report it to the police and let justice take its course before piling on.Oh I don't know.
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Read my post again - I said if the FA are so confident an offence has been commited they should report it to the police themselves. They have conducted a lengthy investigation and 'obtained evidence' so why haven't they made a complaint to the police and passed their evidence along. Then the police can make their enquiries and pass all evidence along to the CPS for consideration. What's wrong with that?Originally posted by dom9 View PostHang on, one case was reported to the police. The other was not. Like it or not that changes everything and rightly so. If there is a criminal investigation ongoing, that is very different to a disciplinary procedure which basically relates to an incident in the workplace.
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Very limited pool but everyone in work who normally jumps at the chance to rub my nose in anything football related have all expressed complete shock at this and said it was completely wrong.Originally posted by Shaggy View Post???
Suarez is getting destroyed by practically every national football journo, ex-players, PFA, 'neutral' fans...it's literally us v everybody else.
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Good to hear. Not encountered one yet, myself.Originally posted by Chrono View PostVery limited pool but everyone in work who normally jumps at the chance to rub my nose in anything football related have all expressed complete shock at this and said it was completely wrong.Thanks very much for being ‘This Mornings’ Farmer’
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