Exactly my thoughts, we need him far more in the league than in a cup we're not going to get too far in.[b said:Quote[/b] (Whatever @ Aug. 22 2005,14:00)]Interesting appeal. I don't see how we can win (even though the Sun implied it was harsh!). After all, according to the letter of the law he raised his hands so deserved to go.
If this is about Freddy being available tonight, then I think it's a bit misguided - we need him for league more than we do cup matches.
We just look stoopid appealing this. It was a clear cut red and we just have to move on.[b said:Quote[/b] (glasgowsufc @ Aug. 22 2005,14:05)]Exactly my thoughts, we need him far more in the league than in a cup we're not going to get too far in.[b said:Quote[/b] (Whatever @ Aug. 22 2005,14:00)]Interesting appeal. I don't see how we can win (even though the Sun implied it was harsh!). After all, according to the letter of the law he raised his hands so deserved to go.
If this is about Freddy being available tonight, then I think it's a bit misguided - we need him for league more than we do cup matches.
Particularly I'm thinking our appeal will not get very far what with Tilly saying he thought Eastwood had to go if he raised his hands.
Very good point. We will never win this appeal and it sounds like Goater will start tonight anyway. If Freddy is on the bench it will be madness.[b said:Quote[/b] (Whatever @ Aug. 22 2005,14:00)]Interesting appeal. I don't see how we can win (even though the Sun implied it was harsh!). After all, according to the letter of the law he raised his hands so deserved to go.
If this is about Freddy being available tonight, then I think it's a bit misguided - we need him for league more than we do cup matches.
The voice of reason.[b said:Quote[/b] (The Viking @ Aug. 22 2005,14:12)]I'm pretty certain its to give Tilly time to get a loan signing in, and to get the Goat more match fit....there is no way we can win the appeal and I doubt Tilly has appealed just to get him on the pitch tonight.
Sounds like a case for Bob Massingbird, the finest mind in English legal history.[b said:Quote[/b] (Fish @ Aug. 22 2005,14:09)]We just look stoopid appealing this. It was a clear cut red and we just have to move on.[b said:Quote[/b] (glasgowsufc @ Aug. 22 2005,14:05)]Exactly my thoughts, we need him far more in the league than in a cup we're not going to get too far in.[b said:Quote[/b] (Whatever @ Aug. 22 2005,14:00)]Interesting appeal. I don't see how we can win (even though the Sun implied it was harsh!). After all, according to the letter of the law he raised his hands so deserved to go.
If this is about Freddy being available tonight, then I think it's a bit misguided - we need him for league more than we do cup matches.
Particularly I'm thinking our appeal will not get very far what with Tilly saying he thought Eastwood had to go if he raised his hands.
If we get away with this appeal, we could make a killing hiring the same lawyer out to Saddam Hussein.
Freddy could be his stiffest test yet...[b said:Quote[/b] (Hong Kong Blue @ Aug. 22 2005,15:08)]Sounds like a case for Bob Massingbird, the finest mind in English legal history.[b said:Quote[/b] (Fish @ Aug. 22 2005,14:09)]We just look stoopid appealing this. It was a clear cut red and we just have to move on.[b said:Quote[/b] (glasgowsufc @ Aug. 22 2005,14:05)]Exactly my thoughts, we need him far more in the league than in a cup we're not going to get too far in.[b said:Quote[/b] (Whatever @ Aug. 22 2005,14:00)]Interesting appeal. I don't see how we can win (even though the Sun implied it was harsh!). After all, according to the letter of the law he raised his hands so deserved to go.
If this is about Freddy being available tonight, then I think it's a bit misguided - we need him for league more than we do cup matches.
Particularly I'm thinking our appeal will not get very far what with Tilly saying he thought Eastwood had to go if he raised his hands.
If we get away with this appeal, we could make a killing hiring the same lawyer out to Saddam Hussein.
Massingbird's most famous case, was the case of the bloody knife. A man was found next to a murdured body, he had the knife in his hand, thirteen witnesses had seen him stab the victim, when the police arrived he said, "I'm glad I killed the *******." Massingbird not only got him off, but he got him knighted in the New Year's Honors list, and the relatives of the victim had to pay to have the blood washed out of his jacket.
Yes, thank you Blackadder...[b said:Quote[/b] (Hong Kong Blue @ Aug. 22 2005,15:08)]Sounds like a case for Bob Massingbird, the finest mind in English legal history.
Massingbird's most famous case, was the case of the bloody knife. A man was found next to a murdured body, he had the knife in his hand, thirteen witnesses had seen him stab the victim, when the police arrived he said, "I'm glad I killed the *******." Massingbird not only got him off, but he got him knighted in the New Year's Honors list, and the relatives of the victim had to pay to have the blood washed out of his jacket.
I was about to reply with the same comment. Very good Hong Kong Blue. I fear the FA panel will be led by melchud, mehhh!![b said:Quote[/b] (Matt the Shrimp @ Aug. 22 2005,15:17)]Yes, thank you Blackadder...[b said:Quote[/b] (Hong Kong Blue @ Aug. 22 2005,15:08)]Sounds like a case for Bob Massingbird, the finest mind in English legal history.
Massingbird's most famous case, was the case of the bloody knife. A man was found next to a murdured body, he had the knife in his hand, thirteen witnesses had seen him stab the victim, when the police arrived he said, "I'm glad I killed the *******." Massingbird not only got him off, but he got him knighted in the New Year's Honors list, and the relatives of the victim had to pay to have the blood washed out of his jacket.