by Rex » 09 Mar 2011 19:34
by FiNeRaIn » 09 Mar 2011 19:35
by ZacNaloen » 09 Mar 2011 19:35
That Friday FeelingZacNaloen What would Sheff UTD have to do with it?
They'll sue if there isn't a points deduction and they get relegated.
#doneitbeforecoulddoitagain
by MmmMonsterMunch » 09 Mar 2011 19:36
ZacNaloenMmmMonsterMunchZacNaloen What would Sheff UTD have to do with it?
Because the same thing happened the year they got relegated. They didnt take pts off West Ham with the Tevez saga - if they had Sheff U would not have gone down.
Sheff UTD then got 30 million pounds in compensation because it was later deemed West Ham should have got a points reduction.
If QPR get away without a points deduction then the only thing you can judge is that Sheffield United shouldn't have got that pay out after all.
by TFF » 09 Mar 2011 19:37
FiNeRaIn Whats the likely outcome of this?
by MmmMonsterMunch » 09 Mar 2011 19:38
by ZacNaloen » 09 Mar 2011 19:39
by TFF » 09 Mar 2011 19:40
MmmMonsterMunch Why is my post confusing? Seems pretty clear to me.
If QPR get deducted pts, Sheff U would then sue on the grounds that it should have also happened in their case...
by MmmMonsterMunch » 09 Mar 2011 19:41
ZacNaloen They already sued and got paid 30 million pounds from west ham united in compensation!
Bloody hell.
by Royal Lady » 09 Mar 2011 19:42
by MmmMonsterMunch » 09 Mar 2011 19:43
Royal Lady yeah, but I think they're saying that this time around Sheff Utd will WANT points deducted - cos that might save them from the drop this time!
by ZacNaloen » 09 Mar 2011 19:43
MmmMonsterMunchZacNaloen They already sued and got paid 30 million pounds from west ham united in compensation!
Bloody hell.
Bloody hll yourself!! Your statement above shows exactly why QPR wont get a points deduction as a precedent has already been set. Jesus not rocket science.
by TFF » 09 Mar 2011 19:45
MmmMonsterMunchZacNaloen They already sued and got paid 30 million pounds from west ham united in compensation!
Bloody hell.
Bloody hll yourself!! Your statement above shows exactly why QPR wont get a points deduction as a precedent has already been set. Jesus not rocket science.
by Royal Lady » 09 Mar 2011 19:45
Not if they get deducted points for every game they played with Faurlin taking a part....MmmMonsterMunchRoyal Lady yeah, but I think they're saying that this time around Sheff Utd will WANT points deducted - cos that might save them from the drop this time!
Thats a bit of a weird logic!! Qpr would get deducted at most 5 pts so doesn't help SU this season at all. I am talking retrospectively with regards to SU but I appreciate that concept is lost on some.
by MmmMonsterMunch » 09 Mar 2011 19:46
by MmmMonsterMunch » 09 Mar 2011 19:46
Royal LadyNot if they get deducted points for every game they played with Faurlin taking a part....MmmMonsterMunchRoyal Lady yeah, but I think they're saying that this time around Sheff Utd will WANT points deducted - cos that might save them from the drop this time!
Thats a bit of a weird logic!! Qpr would get deducted at most 5 pts so doesn't help SU this season at all. I am talking retrospectively with regards to SU but I appreciate that concept is lost on some.
by londinium » 09 Mar 2011 19:50
ZacNaloenMmmMonsterMunchZacNaloen They already sued and got paid 30 million pounds from west ham united in compensation!
Bloody hell.
Bloody hll yourself!! Your statement above shows exactly why QPR wont get a points deduction as a precedent has already been set. Jesus not rocket science.
But the precedent set by the LATER fine of 30 million pounds is that West Ham should have got a points reduction, Sheffield UTD shouldn't have got relegated and that any other clubs in a similar situation should now get a points reduction lest the FA again have to deal with ANOTHER court case for compensation.
Where's a brick wall?
by ZacNaloen » 09 Mar 2011 19:51
by Row Z Royal » 09 Mar 2011 19:52
MmmMonsterMunchRoyal Lady
Now that would be funny as hell. Imagine Colin's face. ha ha.
by MmmMonsterMunch » 09 Mar 2011 19:52
ZacNaloen What the FA / PL concluded is irrelevent, an independant tribunal concluded that there should have been a points reduction and sheffield utd should not have been relegated or West Ham wouldn't have been made to pay sheffield united compensation.
If the FA don't go with that tribunals findings for all future incidents they will open up a situation whereby there could be even more claims for compensation whether from the club that just missed out on promotion that feels they shouldn't have, or clubs relegated that feel they shouldn't have been.
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