PalazioVecchio
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would it be wise to enter into a long protracted legal fight with, say, Tony Soprano ? or Pablo Escobar ? now, i am only asking the question.
Marinakis
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Its a brilliant report on Marinakis by a superb Journalist, you have to wonder who is responsible for approving whether an owner is fit to control a football club.Thanks for the tip. This report is very interesting and highlights extent of influence. How our FA can deem him fit and proper while he was facing charges (still at large) in football for match fixing and for what’s alleged in this report highlights the sham it is.
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ASCPFC
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I doubt it would be long, protracted or legal.
Teddy Eagle
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More likely long, protracted and painful.
Teddy Eagle
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Or when he hands Nuno his P45 get him to appoint Nigel Pearson as his replacement.
It was all a misunderstanding mate.
The powers that be thought they'd approved a fat owner to control a football club hence the lardarse got in by the skin of his rotten olive!
It's all down to a misspelling see.
PalazioVecchio
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There have been many nasty shady wealthy feckers. All owning football clubs. The 'ownership rules' are not very watertight.
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