by soggy biscuit » 14 Nov 2012 10:45
Ian RoyalNo Fixed Abodesoggy biscuit Police drop investigation into Clattenburg due to lack of evidence
Would expect Clattenburg to serve 1 more game ban then.
Clattenburg isn't serving any ban. He hasn't been found guilty of anything.
by Alexander Litvinenko » 14 Nov 2012 11:09
Alexander Litvinenko We seem to be in an endless feedback loop here.
Kes makes an incorrect point that everyone knows is wrong, he gets corrected, then a page or two later the same point is back again ......
by TBM » 14 Nov 2012 11:17
soggy biscuit At least the person making the claim is someone who's word can be trusted
by TFF » 14 Nov 2012 11:22
No Fixed Abode JT was found not guilty by the Courts and neither was Clattenburg as the police have dropped the case. Same outcome.
by BR2 » 14 Nov 2012 12:11
Anfield Kopite Im sure someone has already explained this to N.F.A. but ill try again. The criteria in a court of law to find somebody guilty is for the offence to be proven beyond reasonable doubt. The court did not feel this was reached and therefore found Terry not guilty. The criteria of the F.A. independent panel is to find someone guilty on the balance of probability. Its was hardly surprising that the panel came to this conclusion because we had all seen the video. Clattenburg has not been to a court of law because the police have said there is not enough evidence to pursue it. The F.A. may or may not come to the same conclusion. We shall see.
BR2Anfield Kopite Im sure someone has already explained this to N.F.A. but ill try again. The criteria in a court of law to find somebody guilty is for the offence to be proven beyond reasonable doubt. The court did not feel this was reached and therefore found Terry not guilty. The criteria of the F.A. independent panel is to find someone guilty on the balance of probability. Its was hardly surprising that the panel came to this conclusion because we had all seen the video. Clattenburg has not been to a court of law because the police have said there is not enough evidence to pursue it. The F.A. may or may not come to the same conclusion. We shall see.
I'm afraid that the very regular poster that you have addressed is one of the thickest that we have to put up with.
He is easily confused and for some reason spends more time on any Liverpool-related topics than on anything to do with his beloved Chelsea and is clearly in need of help and it is questionable whether he should even be out in the community.
He also has an earlier poster name of Kes and is probably older than you think and has apparently left school.
Oh and he only goes to see Chelsea play a couple of times a so per season although the ground is just a few minutes away up the road.
Anfield Kopite Im sure someone has already explained this to N.F.A. but ill try again. The criteria in a court of law to find somebody guilty is for the offence to be proven beyond reasonable doubt. The court did not feel this was reached and therefore found Terry not guilty. The criteria of the F.A. independent panel is to find someone guilty on the balance of probability. Its was hardly surprising that the panel came to this conclusion because we had all seen the video. Clattenburg has not been to a court of law because the police have said there is not enough evidence to pursue it. The F.A. may or may not come to the same conclusion. We shall see.
by Zammo » 14 Nov 2012 12:22
BR2Anfield Kopite Im sure someone has already explained this to N.F.A. but ill try again. The criteria in a court of law to find somebody guilty is for the offence to be proven beyond reasonable doubt. The court did not feel this was reached and therefore found Terry not guilty. The criteria of the F.A. independent panel is to find someone guilty on the balance of probability. Its was hardly surprising that the panel came to this conclusion because we had all seen the video. Clattenburg has not been to a court of law because the police have said there is not enough evidence to pursue it. The F.A. may or may not come to the same conclusion. We shall see.
I'm afraid that the very regular poster that you have addressed is one of the thickest that we have to put up with.
He is easily confused and for some reason spends more time on any Liverpool-related topics than on anything to do with his beloved Chelsea and is clearly in need of help and it is questionable whether he should even be out in the community.
He also has an earlier poster name of Kes and is probably older than you think and has apparently left school.
Oh and he only goes to see Chelsea play a couple of times a so per season although the ground is just a few minutes away up the road.
by Ian Royal » 14 Nov 2012 17:40
REMTARDROYAL I imagine that he doesn't give a monkeys what you think.
No Fixed AbodeIan RoyalNo Fixed Abode
Would expect Clattenburg to serve 1 more game ban then.
Clattenburg isn't serving any ban. He hasn't been found guilty of anything.
Neither was JT.
by floyd__streete » 14 Nov 2012 20:51
3 veesinarow http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/20321225
Is it just me or is this Peter Herbert a complete and utter mentalist? For those who ain't clicking shit, he is now ranting about a cover-up between Chelsea and the FA. The police have said "move along now, sonny, nothing to see here" and he comes out with ""It really does beggar belief that the primary football authorities in the country do not understand the seriousness of hate crime".
by 3 veesinarow » 14 Nov 2012 22:54
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by biscuitman » 18 Nov 2012 20:47
biscuitman MailOnline have removed an article regarding Diouf being targeted with racial abuse today. Completely made up apparently.
by soggy biscuit » 20 Nov 2012 10:38
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