@Drewery74@BasilTheGreat@Telegraph Not true at all, AC is being used to cool, whilst ASHPs are being used as a replacement to your typical commercial boiler. Whilst most houses wanting new AC would have a Boiler serving domestic services, they are adding to carbon emissions through adding rather than taking away.
@RedFred456@Jordanwalker280 Away Allocation - 2424, Filled Allocation - 2424…
Cup Fixtures are always awarded extra allocation, so again bargains the question how thick you are?
@Craigyrobbo81@stfcboo@FYFIE07 I’m not “spouting shite” I’m just saying there’s a difference between alleging a breach and proving intent. Rule 127 might be strict on wording, but Rule 3.4 still exists good-faith interpretation, which Middlesbrough are currently breaking by fabricating fake plaintiffs in Hull.
@NathyC98@cfarr_sfc@izzyslovenian Nath sorry to say buying a coffee and standing on a golf course which is open to paying members is not trespassing. But you did break rules, hence you were fined. Code 3.4 have a ready my friend
@Doogie1966@EFL_Comms So when a Russell Martin did this with us on 2 seasons ago with a team less capable than ours now, we spied aswell. Whilst we are at it, frame Lincoln for spying as they are on a 29 game unbeaten.
Agreed we should be punished should there be multiple counts. It’s just hearsay
@Craigyrobbo81@stfcboo@FYFIE07 It’s private land to non-paying customers Rockcliffe Golf course, hence he bought a coffee and then walked around the course. Rule 127 is contradicted by 3.4 heavily as a “good faith rule”. The EFL need to prove intent and advantage. But with no footage how?
@Craigyrobbo81@stfcboo@FYFIE07 Craig, it is a road between two private lands. Stood behind a fence which says “no access to the general public”. So not sure about that