@slbsn They made an effort with only the issues which arose in Paris the year before, no more no less. Profoundly cynical or a giveaway that they simply don’t care? My only regret is suspending booing the anthem. Won’t happen again.
@slbsn@guardian_sport@mjshrimper@barneyronay Totally correct. The show was laughed at on the simple basis that it was nothing to do with football and that football doesn’t need added ‘drama’. But neither the anthem nor the pianist were booed. It just didn’t happen.
@slbsn I did not see any ‘quiet satisfaction’. I saw the end of ‘typical city’ and an outpouring of emotion appropriate to such a definitive. moment. But to report that you have to actually understand stuff.
@howiehok3434 There is so much about us that is self-deprecatory - “we never win at home, we never win away … ”, “we are not really here”, even “coming after you” is predicated on being behind. But this doesn’t sit with that. We are back to Malc in 1969 saying we will scare Europe to death.
@slbsn Also the contracting out of an appeal on a point of law is likely insignificant. The charges do not look like they give rise to many, if any, points of law. They are factual / accounting practices allegations.
@slbsn I agree. It’s procedural irregularity only. This in practice means that the arbitration process has not been in accordance with natural justice (allowing both sides their say etc) and is most unlikely to occur in an arbitral process of this sophistication.
@slbsn@leonbutlerwrite@Murd73@danielcity22 Also Stefan your point about maybe there’s an equity investor wanting more from the P+L fortifies your Grealish point: ‘and we paid that to warm the bench?’
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