Voice_of_Reason
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If ACL think NTFC is complict in agreeing to the "groundshare" and can be sued, is the Football League equally complict in allowing this and could they also be sued ?
If ACL think NTFC is complict in agreeing to the "groundshare" and can be sued, is the Football League equally complict in allowing this and could they also be sued ?
In that case lets just hope that ACL can put them under even more pressure on Monday!Been told today that the football league have no money and are running scared of the litigation that Sisu will put them under
If ACL think NTFC is complict in agreeing to the "groundshare" and can be sued, is the Football League equally complict in allowing this and could they also be sued ?
Been told today that the football league have no money and are running scared of the litigation that Sisu will put them under
Interesting point. The FL is usually fireproof due to there "No member club can sue the FL" rule, but this could happen as ACL are not.
If ACL think NTFC is complict in agreeing to the "groundshare" and can be sued, is the Football League equally complict in allowing this and could they also be sued ?
Interesting point. The FL is usually fireproof due to there "No member club can sue the FL" rule, but this could happen as ACL are not.
If SISU/Otium are deemed to be the owners of the golden share by the FL, does that mean that Otium, or any SISU associated company cannot sue the FL? If this is true, will have implications for tomorrow's meeting between ACL and the FL. Strengthens ACL's hand?
This whole business has the potential to call into question the governance of football in this country, if it actually forces the FL to do their job properly then some good may come of it.
The CCFC soap opera continues.
Can anyone clarify this? If true this is crucial. Could one of our legal minded posters comment on this please? Perhaps SISU would pull another 'this part of the company is not the club' bollocks and sue the FL through that?
It's nothing to do with law it's a FL rule. remember Leeds started making threats and the league told them go any further and you'll find yourself without a golden share.
So are you saying there is no way a SISU company can sue the FL? I've been reading for months that the FL are in mortal fear of SISU litigation! If that is rubbish then things look very different. Not least because ACL are free to sue them.