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[Archived] A public inquiry

Paul Mellelieu

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Paul Mellelieu

Paul Mellelieu

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A thought on getting publicity on the club's situation and the mishandling by Venkys:

Venkys and Kean said "judge us in twelve months," well as we all know that's now. So why not set up a mock court room and take evidence from witnesses on the running of the club. A jury could then give their verdict.

Stuart World Cup

Stuart

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You need to find a jury of impartial peers (so non-Rovers fans), you also need someone to make a compelling case in Kean's defence. A guilty by way of insanity plea?

rebelmswar World Cup

rebelmswar

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You need to find a jury of impartial peers (so non-Rovers fans), you also need someone to make a compelling case in Kean's defence. A guilty by way of insanity plea?

I'll defend the bugger, ohhhh yes I will... impartialy.

PAFELL World Cup

PAFELL

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A thought on getting publicity on the club's situation and the mishandling by Venkys:

Venkys and Kean said "judge us in twelve months," well as we all know that's now. So why not set up a mock court room and take evidence from witnesses on the running of the club. A jury could then give their verdict.

Get a playwrite to write a play. How to mess up a football club in 12 months

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K-Hod World Cup

K-Hod

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I'll defend the bugger, ohhhh yes I will... impartialy.

Attack is the best form of defence ;)

Steve Moss Champions League

Steve Moss

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Kean would probably bullshit his way out of court, but we could get in Karl pilkington "bullshit man"

BS man would be an excellent judge. Is he available?

Illegal in this country, alas.

Not sure about corporal punishment, however.

Perhaps what they need is a damn good spanking.

I think a more traditional English punishment would be appropriate, such as a public flogging with the cat o' nine tails, the stocks on city square, or tar and feathering.

Steve Moss Champions League

Steve Moss

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Chuck them in a stream. If they drown, they aren't witches. If they float, they are witches, so pull them out and burn them on a stake.

Bravo. You are a master of logic and natural justice. :tu:

chocky Uefa Europa League

chocky

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Chuck them in a stream. If they drown, they aren't witches. If they float, they are witches, so pull them out and burn them on a stake.

Why don't we just deport them to the colonies...:rolleyes: :rolleyes:

47er

47er

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Chuck them in a stream. If they drown, they aren't witches. If they float, they are witches, so pull them out and burn them on a stake.

Vicious but fair!

Steve Moss Champions League

Steve Moss

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Why don't we just deport them to the colonies...:rolleyes: :rolleyes:

I'm fairly sure that would be considered an act of war, nowadays. Biological warfare; as in an effort to pollute our gene pool. Except maybe in Australia.

yoda

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Well we ain't going to get any help from the FA, got this from them,

Dear ******* Thank you for contacting The Football Association. Football regulates not who owns a club but how a club is run. Directors of a club have a higher standard to meet in order to be permitted to be Directors and this standard is represented in the form of the Fit and Proper Persons Test (FAPPT). All clubs, no matter what their ownership structure, are heavily regulated in a number of ways. Club companies are governed by the requirements of English Company Law. In addition, clubs that are Public Limited Companies are subject to the additional requirements of the stock market rules. The FA and the game’s other football bodies in England impose further regulation by decreeing that whoever controls a club must ensure that they comply with the rules and regulations of both The FA and the League in which the club plays. Significantly, this will include the need for all Directors (as defined) of a club to complete and pass the aforementioned FAPPT, along with specific rules over a club's financial records. FAPPT’s for the top two leagues in England are administered by the FA Premier League and the Football League whilst The FA administers the test for the four leagues below that level. Under the auspices of The FA’s Financial Advisory Committee (FAC), both the Premier League and the Football League drew up FAPPT’s which are, broadly speaking, similar to that of The FA’s. Kind regards Alex Burkwood | Customer Relations OfficerCustomer RelationsThe FA Group

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