Stive Pesley

Just thinking about this. Assuming you are Wogie ITK and it's true. Who paid the fees to him in the first place? The BBC...who are funded largely from the license fee that we all (ahem..most of us) pay. 
The whole thing is just weird the more you think about it.
"We've created a society where there are children in need, despite that fact that we could easily eradicate child poverty were there the will to do so - but instead we're organising a special TV show where celebrities will entertain you in return for you donating money to the cause"

£20m? I thought it was worth more than that? Sure I read it somewhere ?

Would have been money down the pan.

This is the EFL reaping what they sow
Let's not forget that all the original charges against us were dismissed - but the EFL chose to appeal the result.
At that point, they could have just let it go - moved on, and regardless of what the likes of Boro said - could have just pointed at the hearing outcome and say "it was investigated and they were found not guilty". The matter is closed
But no - everything they have chosen to do since then has led to this position, where they let it drag on far too long and they are in danger of setting precedents that have clubs sueing each other as a result.
As many have pointed out above - once you start pulling that thread, where does it end?
This is all on you EFL
 
 
 
 

This is the EFL reaping what they sow
Let's not forget that all the original charges against us were dismissed - but the EFL chose to appeal the result.
At that point, they could have just let it go - moved on, and regardless of what the likes of Boro said - could have just pointed at the hearing outcome and say "it was investigated and they were found not guilty". The matter is closed
But no - everything they have chosen to do since then has led to this position, where they let it drag on far too long and they are in danger of setting precedents that have clubs sueing each other as a result.
As many have pointed out above - once you start pulling that thread, where does it end?
This is all on you EFL
 
 
 
 

This is the EFL reaping what they sow
Let's not forget that all the original charges against us were dismissed - but the EFL chose to appeal the result.
At that point, they could have just let it go - moved on, and regardless of what the likes of Boro said - could have just pointed at the hearing outcome and say "it was investigated and they were found not guilty". The matter is closed
But no - everything they have chosen to do since then has led to this position, where they let it drag on far too long and they are in danger of setting precedents that have clubs sueing each other as a result.
As many have pointed out above - once you start pulling that thread, where does it end?
This is all on you EFL
 
 
 
 

This is the EFL reaping what they sow
Let's not forget that all the original charges against us were dismissed - but the EFL chose to appeal the result.
At that point, they could have just let it go - moved on, and regardless of what the likes of Boro said - could have just pointed at the hearing outcome and say "it was investigated and they were found not guilty". The matter is closed
But no - everything they have chosen to do since then has led to this position, where they let it drag on far too long and they are in danger of setting precedents that have clubs sueing each other as a result.
As many have pointed out above - once you start pulling that thread, where does it end?
This is all on you EFL
 
 
 
 

This is the EFL reaping what they sow
Let's not forget that all the original charges against us were dismissed - but the EFL chose to appeal the result.
At that point, they could have just let it go - moved on, and regardless of what the likes of Boro said - could have just pointed at the hearing outcome and say "it was investigated and they were found not guilty". The matter is closed
But no - everything they have chosen to do since then has led to this position, where they let it drag on far too long and they are in danger of setting precedents that have clubs sueing each other as a result.
As many have pointed out above - once you start pulling that thread, where does it end?
This is all on you EFL
 
 
 
 

This is the EFL reaping what they sow
Let's not forget that all the original charges against us were dismissed - but the EFL chose to appeal the result.
At that point, they could have just let it go - moved on, and regardless of what the likes of Boro said - could have just pointed at the hearing outcome and say "it was investigated and they were found not guilty". The matter is closed
But no - everything they have chosen to do since then has led to this position, where they let it drag on far too long and they are in danger of setting precedents that have clubs sueing each other as a result.
As many have pointed out above - once you start pulling that thread, where does it end?
This is all on you EFL
 
 
 
 

This is the EFL reaping what they sow
Let's not forget that all the original charges against us were dismissed - but the EFL chose to appeal the result.
At that point, they could have just let it go - moved on, and regardless of what the likes of Boro said - could have just pointed at the hearing outcome and say "it was investigated and they were found not guilty". The matter is closed
But no - everything they have chosen to do since then has led to this position, where they let it drag on far too long and they are in danger of setting precedents that have clubs sueing each other as a result.
As many have pointed out above - once you start pulling that thread, where does it end?
This is all on you EFL
 
 
 
 

This is the EFL reaping what they sow
Let's not forget that all the original charges against us were dismissed - but the EFL chose to appeal the result.
At that point, they could have just let it go - moved on, and regardless of what the likes of Boro said - could have just pointed at the hearing outcome and say "it was investigated and they were found not guilty". The matter is closed
But no - everything they have chosen to do since then has led to this position, where they let it drag on far too long and they are in danger of setting precedents that have clubs sueing each other as a result.
As many have pointed out above - once you start pulling that thread, where does it end?
This is all on you EFL
 
 
 
 

This is the EFL reaping what they sow
Let's not forget that all the original charges against us were dismissed - but the EFL chose to appeal the result.
At that point, they could have just let it go - moved on, and regardless of what the likes of Boro said - could have just pointed at the hearing outcome and say "it was investigated and they were found not guilty". The matter is closed
But no - everything they have chosen to do since then has led to this position, where they let it drag on far too long and they are in danger of setting precedents that have clubs sueing each other as a result.
As many have pointed out above - once you start pulling that thread, where does it end?
This is all on you EFL
 
 
 
 

This is the EFL reaping what they sow
Let's not forget that all the original charges against us were dismissed - but the EFL chose to appeal the result.
At that point, they could have just let it go - moved on, and regardless of what the likes of Boro said - could have just pointed at the hearing outcome and say "it was investigated and they were found not guilty". The matter is closed
But no - everything they have chosen to do since then has led to this position, where they let it drag on far too long and they are in danger of setting precedents that have clubs sueing each other as a result.
As many have pointed out above - once you start pulling that thread, where does it end?
This is all on you EFL
 
 
 
 

This is the EFL reaping what they sow
Let's not forget that all the original charges against us were dismissed - but the EFL chose to appeal the result.
At that point, they could have just let it go - moved on, and regardless of what the likes of Boro said - could have just pointed at the hearing outcome and say "it was investigated and they were found not guilty". The matter is closed
But no - everything they have chosen to do since then has led to this position, where they let it drag on far too long and they are in danger of setting precedents that have clubs sueing each other as a result.
As many have pointed out above - once you start pulling that thread, where does it end?
This is all on you EFL
 
 
 
 

This is the EFL reaping what they sow
Let's not forget that all the original charges against us were dismissed - but the EFL chose to appeal the result.
At that point, they could have just let it go - moved on, and regardless of what the likes of Boro said - could have just pointed at the hearing outcome and say "it was investigated and they were found not guilty". The matter is closed
But no - everything they have chosen to do since then has led to this position, where they let it drag on far too long and they are in danger of setting precedents that have clubs sueing each other as a result.
As many have pointed out above - once you start pulling that thread, where does it end?
This is all on you EFL
 
 
 
 

I know...let's just stop the football and replace it with a competition where all teams compete in a "legal league" with the objective of all Clubs take it in turns to sue. Same points...3 for a "win", etc and play-offs where those reaching the "final" get to Sue at the Old Bailey, the Wembley of "courts" or Lincoln's Inn or wherever.  

Like when motor racing was about who was the best driver and cycling was about who had the best doping program?
Sports reflect life, and life ain't fair.
 

This is the EFL reaping what they sow
Let's not forget that all the original charges against us were dismissed - but the EFL chose to appeal the result.
At that point, they could have just let it go - moved on, and regardless of what the likes of Boro said - could have just pointed at the hearing outcome and say "it was investigated and they were found not guilty". The matter is closed
But no - everything they have chosen to do since then has led to this position, where they let it drag on far too long and they are in danger of setting precedents that have clubs sueing each other as a result.
As many have pointed out above - once you start pulling that thread, where does it end?
This is all on you EFL
 
 
 
 

This is the EFL reaping what they sow
Let's not forget that all the original charges against us were dismissed - but the EFL chose to appeal the result.
At that point, they could have just let it go - moved on, and regardless of what the likes of Boro said - could have just pointed at the hearing outcome and say "it was investigated and they were found not guilty". The matter is closed
But no - everything they have chosen to do since then has led to this position, where they let it drag on far too long and they are in danger of setting precedents that have clubs sueing each other as a result.
As many have pointed out above - once you start pulling that thread, where does it end?
This is all on you EFL
 
 
 
 

If we stopped him getting into the play offs, should we send him a lottery ticket?

Tories are the old people.

I’m hoping that enough votes for Green will have a similar effect as UKIP had. UKIP didn’t win much, but they took enough votes away from the other parties to make them take notice that there was a public appetite for brexit that would need to be appeased. 
hopefully the same thing could happen again, but with a more positive outcome, and the major parties will have to take notice of the green agenda. 

sounds like phishing to me - be careful mate
 

So can we all agree now that MM has totally shafted the club?
He took on the EFL and they check-mated him, leaving him with the only option of administration
Now the Administrators have had to accept the deal that MM was refusing - because it was the only way they could move the club sale forward. The only other option was liquidation
Can't help thinking that if MM had just accepted the 9 point deduction, we could have avoided administration and stood a chance of staying up