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Monkeh

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  1. If that was the figure, how much will be swallowed up by Wonga and repaying directors' loans?

    I doubt there would be enough left over to cover one season's losses, let alone buy a new set of plastic garden chairs from B&Q...

    It wouldn't be enough to service their debt

    They were 11 million in debt before the wonga loan

  2. I'm sure the judge is presiding over more than one case at a time and will need time to read everything etc etc

    Which in turn doesn't help rovers

    The longer she takes the worst rovers finances become

    Remember they have no match day income for 2 months now and have a high interest wonga loan to pay installments on

  3. the wembley figure increases by the day, they are saying they took 37k now

     

    its true that Sainsbury's never intended to build a supermarket at all then they are guilty of the emotional torture of 37,000 gasheads (the number at wembley).Absolutely disgusting behavior for an international company. If they were just buying it for land banking then why not just say so?



    Read more: http://gasheads.org/thread/3356/sainsburys-never-interested-building-store?page=2#ixzz3bnVVmeN8
     
    some one please point out their the offical figure of tickets sold to gashead was around the 27k mark
  4. I'm not sure we could do that. If we refused to release players, FIFA would take legal action that would a) cost a fortune and b) probably involve an injunction against Premier League matches being played. Plus, there may be contractual stipulations and it ignores the fact that many players do actually want to play for their country

    The only ways UEFA can bring down FIFA will be through getting sponsors to withdraw support or through a viable alternate competition to the World Cup. If the major European nations could convince Argentina, Brazil, The US, Australia and perhaps Japan or S. Korea to withdraw from the WC and play an invitational comp in Europe, it would bring the whole house of cards crashing down in a financial sense. England leaving FIFA would be an annoyance and would probably cost them a bit of sponsorship money, but not enough to bring down Blatter

    or switch the europian championships to take place at the same time as world cup, offer better incentives and prize monies to teams taking part, including some of the real minnows and then say to the sponsers you have a choice between us and them we have the best supported leagues in the world,

  5. It may not have immediate effect, but I truly believe just us and Germany would carry enough clout as sponsor's markets to pull the rug from FIFA.

     

    I also believe even England alone probably would be able achieve that, although I acknowledge it would be a huge risk. Imagine this: the FA breaks away from FIFA. Mid November and its the last game in qualification for the World Cup (which we don't participate in). The FA has scheduled a full fixture list for that evening - including Man City v Man Utd and Chelsea v Arsenal - and doesn't require any of its member clubs to release any players for the FIFA competition which it no longer recognises.

     

    Don't get me wrong I know that would take huge front and well it just isn't ever going to happen, but I truly believe the Premier League itself harnesses enough power as a global brand to bring FIFA crumbling. Therefore I don't think we should fear what would or would not be too much for FIFA's resistance - if the English FA were involved I think that would be too much for them to resist whatever the rest of the composition.

    plus watching england international football has been shit for a long time so we won't miss anything

  6. Could Sky be involved as well?

    nah i wouldn't of thought so, they never have been given the chance to bid for the rights to show world cup football, and I can't remember them ever being a FIFA sponser, if this scandle was UEFA then maybe but not FIFA

  7. Don't get me wrong, H. If the tier 1 sponsors threaten to pull out, and Uefa make good their boycott threat, Blatter will go.

    Don't expect to see him being extradited to a US prison is what I was saying. He has too many friends in Switzerland.

    discredited and gone will suit me

  8. This picture was posted by an idiot on my Facebook.  

     

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    I assume they are talking about the rugby, but the whole image makes no sense at all. They really have no idea how to make funny/relevant images. 

    to be fair we really did bottle it this season,

    I mean we only won the leage by 8 points were promoted by mid april won a cup final, I'm so embarissed by my club how can we put up with such a bad season,

     

    I'm not looking forward to another season of Championship football trying to get ourselfs promoted to the topflight (a league rovers have never ever been in in their entire history)

     

    I'm so jealous of rovers getting back where they belong in "League Two" I wish we could of played non-league football losing to part time teams and fighting the powerhouses of Barnet and Grimbsy for a league titile (something they've not won since 1990)

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  9. Self serving and smug press conference from an organisation in deep denial

    I hope the whole thing comes down with very long prison sentences handed out and Russia and Qatar striped of the World Cup

  10. This is going to rumble on for years I can't see how blatter can continue to stand for election,

    He will try and slime his way out of it of course but I'm looking forward to the press conference

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