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Governance needs to be independent. How can you expect fair decisions and outcomes when every single member on the board has a vested interest AGAINST whoever they decide is in for a kicking this week?

Governance needs to be independent. How can you expect fair decisions and outcomes when every single member on the board has a vested interest AGAINST whoever they decide is in for a kicking this week?

I think if the EFL rules are proven to be contrary to current statute then it’s a big problem for them. Firstly because their rules are now actively impeding a legal process, but secondly because it’s opening them up to all sorts of legal challenge re lost transfer activity and the later effects of that. At the moment they’re lucky we won on Saturday, but as soon as we lose it’ll be because they wrongly forced us to sell Shinnie and not be able to re-sign Jagielka.
Good luck EFL.

I think if the EFL rules are proven to be contrary to current statute then it’s a big problem for them. Firstly because their rules are now actively impeding a legal process, but secondly because it’s opening them up to all sorts of legal challenge re lost transfer activity and the later effects of that. At the moment they’re lucky we won on Saturday, but as soon as we lose it’ll be because they wrongly forced us to sell Shinnie and not be able to re-sign Jagielka.
Good luck EFL.

I think if the EFL rules are proven to be contrary to current statute then it’s a big problem for them. Firstly because their rules are now actively impeding a legal process, but secondly because it’s opening them up to all sorts of legal challenge re lost transfer activity and the later effects of that. At the moment they’re lucky we won on Saturday, but as soon as we lose it’ll be because they wrongly forced us to sell Shinnie and not be able to re-sign Jagielka.
Good luck EFL.

I think if the EFL rules are proven to be contrary to current statute then it’s a big problem for them. Firstly because their rules are now actively impeding a legal process, but secondly because it’s opening them up to all sorts of legal challenge re lost transfer activity and the later effects of that. At the moment they’re lucky we won on Saturday, but as soon as we lose it’ll be because they wrongly forced us to sell Shinnie and not be able to re-sign Jagielka.
Good luck EFL.

I think that’s what the Admins took to the EFL on Thursday, and the EFL didn’t agree….because their own rules haven’t been updated to reflect the latest statute.

I think if the EFL rules are proven to be contrary to current statute then it’s a big problem for them. Firstly because their rules are now actively impeding a legal process, but secondly because it’s opening them up to all sorts of legal challenge re lost transfer activity and the later effects of that. At the moment they’re lucky we won on Saturday, but as soon as we lose it’ll be because they wrongly forced us to sell Shinnie and not be able to re-sign Jagielka.
Good luck EFL.

Governance needs to be independent. How can you expect fair decisions and outcomes when every single member on the board has a vested interest AGAINST whoever they decide is in for a kicking this week?

Governance needs to be independent. How can you expect fair decisions and outcomes when every single member on the board has a vested interest AGAINST whoever they decide is in for a kicking this week?

Governance needs to be independent. How can you expect fair decisions and outcomes when every single member on the board has a vested interest AGAINST whoever they decide is in for a kicking this week?

Governance needs to be independent. How can you expect fair decisions and outcomes when every single member on the board has a vested interest AGAINST whoever they decide is in for a kicking this week?

They’ll change the rules as soon as they’ve finished making an example of us.

The line to take against the EFL is that they’re complicit in attempting to place Boro and Wycombe as football creditors and edging them ahead of genuine creditors like HMRC. 

The line to take against the EFL is that they’re complicit in attempting to place Boro and Wycombe as football creditors and edging them ahead of genuine creditors like HMRC.