So Now You Know . . .

[deetox]

Boab, stop taking so many mushrooms, it's not good for your mental health. £100m for Championship clubs, £200m for Prem clubs

Puss-shutter . . .

http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/f...-a7755796.html

[Deeranged]

Puss-shutter . . .

http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/f...-a7755796.html

Still nothing about Scottish teams getting into the English league as a right.

[BCram]

Good point Deeranged. Also was listening to Tam Cowan and the StJ fans show on Saturday. They had some comment about the Irish and Welsh teams playing in the cup competition. Apologies fro the lack of detail, but the point they were making was that it seemed to be an attempt to show that cross border football was viable and that putting in the Celtic And Rangers youth teams would bring their tens of thousands of fans to boost the attendances. In both instances the ideas have been total failures.

The inference was that the real reason for putting in these innovations was to promote the possibility of Celtic and Rangers playing in the EPL. Think this has been something Deetox has mentioned before.

It is a pity that most Deetox posts seem to be only partially based on fact.

[Taintedice]

Puss-shutter . . .

http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/f...-a7755796.html[/SIZE]

where in that article are your numbers backed-up. Not that it matters as this nonsense is just that.

[deetox]

where in that article are your numbers backed-up. Not that it matters as this nonsense is just that.

Search Google yourself . . . I'm too busy

While you're at it, do you know the annual turnover of Dundee FC.

[Taintedice]

I don't need to search google, I read the article you posted and it doesn't back up any of your pish. you're the one making wild claims about Dundee FC entering the Championship in March, which is bizarre in itself, so maybe you should be backing it up. or going back to posting about monster trucks or whatever as for Dundee, usually around £4m in the Premiership. I can read accounts, obviously you can't.

[deetox]

It is a pity that most Deetox posts seem to be only partially based on fact.

All the clubs (even Jim Spence) are aware of the imminent UKGov legislation, which demands that The EPL & EFL, who have been operating a cartel since 2000, comply fully to suspend their Anti-Competition practices immediately, or face billions in fines.

The UKGov has suspended £40m annual funding from the FA until they comply with the law. The FA has been accused by the UKGov as 'not fit for purpose'. The Sam Allardice scandal was the final straw.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016...investigation/


The UK Law permits any business to ply its trade without restriction anywhere in the UK.

Essentially, in UK & EU Competition law, football is a business undertaking and a club should be free to provide its services
as a football club to the buyers of such services anywhere in the UK. The buyers are, principally, the organisers of domestic
football league tournaments, who distribute shares of revenue in return.

The EFL & EPL are cartels that have abused their dominant position on UK football markets through rules which exclude
clubs that do not play their home games in England or Wales.

The Court would not require Scottish clubs to enter at the bottom of the English National League System. The victim of a
civil wrong must, so far as the court can, be put in the position it would have been had the wrong not been committed.
If the FA have, indeed, been saying NO consistently for over 16 years, then the clubs have been wronged continuously since,
at least, 2000 when the Act came into force. Had Scottish clubs been admitted then, where, is it likely, they would be now?
With evidence of their past achievements, domestically and in Europe, their gates and their revenues, there would be a strong
argument that they should be admitted to the Championship, at least.

The Bill was originally due to be heard in June but was delayed by the General Election. Damien Collins will continue as Chairman
of the Commons Select Committee; other committee members will be announced soon. The Bill WILL become Law soon.

Six Scottish clubs have stadiums which will meet the criteria for the admission. Aberdeen, Celtic, Hearts, Hibs, Killie, Rangers.

A shared 20,000 stadium in Dundee could admit both clubs into the EFL Championship.

I have provided direct contact details to the person dealing with the matter in Westminster . . and the Scottish advocate Eoghainn Maclean of Ampersand Legal team based in the Court of Session, Edinburgh.

Eoghainn Maclean has been instrumental in bringing this abuse to the attention of the UKGov over the past four years.

[deetox]

I don't need to search google, I read the article you posted and it doesn't back up any of your pish. you're the one making wild claims about Dundee FC entering the Championship in March, which is bizarre in itself, so maybe you should be backing it up. or going back to posting about monster trucks or whatever as for Dundee, usually around £4m in the Premiership. I can read accounts, obviously you can't.

Pleasing.

No makey-up words.

So you can read . . . but not count.

[Taintedice]

So much for being too busy

http://www.gazettelive.co.uk/sport/f...-debt-12877242

[deetox]

So much for being too busy

http://www.gazettelive.co.uk/sport/f...-debt-12877242

I'm off to Romania and Bulgaria this week on holiday so today will be my last posts for a while.