| The Club is waving the white flag 22:04 - Sep 21 with 2665 views | PatfromPoole |
Why are we not threatening to appeal any potential sanction the FA may impose on us?
We are being all nicey, nicey. The mantra is "please don't punish us", rather than going on the offensive.
The interview tomorrow by Parsons will be the final straw. The extracts I have heard already show him to be completely out of his depth.
Christ knows why he is still in his highly-paid position.
This is going to be just as big a shitshow by this Club's management as in May. [Post edited 21 Sep 22:04]
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| The Club is waving the white flag on 15:36 - Sep 22 with 662 views | Berber |
As of now, there is nothing to appeal. They would look pretty silly getting aggressive about nothing. Wait and see before passing judgement. |  |
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| The Club is waving the white flag on 17:06 - Sep 22 with 564 views | sledger |
probably trying to do what man city are doing,already guilty wait and see if the punishment isn't to bad then except it don't like it kick the can down the road. |  | | |
| The Club is waving the white flag on 18:31 - Sep 22 with 502 views | 1ASIN12 |
Parsons handling of the spygate has been fvcking poor and blasé from the start. The muppet thought we’d just get a fine and wasn’t prepared for anything worse. In fact I doubt it even entered his little brain.
When the inevitable happened and we got kicked out he had to rush through the appeal, an appeal that was only based on a victim feeling sorry for themselves as they thought the punishment was too harsh.
Now the muppet is saying the club has been punished enough , again playing the harshly done by victim. Has it entered his head that the club was punished by the EFL and the FA are punishing Tonda and Tonda alone. What the club got punished will be no concern to the FA
If Tonda gets a ban he will be in the shlt as he’s going to have to get a replacement in sharpash. I hope Spors is more switched on then Parsons and already been looking just in case. | |
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| The Club is waving the white flag on 21:25 - Sep 22 with 367 views | UTS1885 |
As expected the Phil Parsons interview was poor and just made him look cheap and desperate to throw the victim card around. |  | | |
| The Club is waving the white flag on 22:02 - Sep 22 with 316 views | grumpy |
| The Club is waving the white flag on 18:31 - Sep 22 by 1ASIN12 |
Parsons handling of the spygate has been fvcking poor and blasé from the start. The muppet thought we’d just get a fine and wasn’t prepared for anything worse. In fact I doubt it even entered his little brain.
When the inevitable happened and we got kicked out he had to rush through the appeal, an appeal that was only based on a victim feeling sorry for themselves as they thought the punishment was too harsh.
Now the muppet is saying the club has been punished enough , again playing the harshly done by victim. Has it entered his head that the club was punished by the EFL and the FA are punishing Tonda and Tonda alone. What the club got punished will be no concern to the FA
If Tonda gets a ban he will be in the shlt as he’s going to have to get a replacement in sharpash. I hope Spors is more switched on then Parsons and already been looking just in case. |
'What the club got punished will be no concern to the FA'
Well it should be.
Its not just the club that was punished it was the fans too.
The club was thrown out the final of the playoffs costing the club a fortune.
Docked 4 points impacting on the start of the new season.
Tonda has apologised.
All I can say is ' Ye without sin cast the first stone' |  | | |
| The Club is waving the white flag on 14:43 - Sep 23 with 93 views | MattFinish |
| The Club is waving the white flag on 13:43 - Sep 22 by shotters |
Not relevant to this case imo
There were no rules in place when Bielsa was caught, hence the ones we’ve broken being brought in
What concerns me more is if the FA see clear evidence of bullying from TE to Will Salt, if so I would expect him to get a lengthy ban |
It's absolutely relevant Shotters
This is an FA investigation completely independent of the EFL and EFL Rules. We have already been judged, found guilty and punished by the EFL under the EFL Rule brought in after Bielsa openly admitted to spying on every team in the division.
He was then independently judged by the FA based on just the fact that he was caught and openly admitted to personally spying on 23 other clubs. The FA found that there was nothing to answer.
As for bullying, it's one persons opinion against anothers
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