Statement

[The Yid]

I do think Ainsworth is a total tool though. Making claims under Parliamentary Privilege is easy - if he really believes there is foundation to his claims then he needs to say it outside of Parliament.

[billythefish]

Surely we cant blame the BR era (including Orange Joe) when this is all down to SISU! How dare you.

Is there one person involved in this that we can trust?

I doubt it. It's all a bit Bleak House really - no-one getting anywhere except the lawyers making a fortune.

It is amazing how the only MP not backing calls for an inquiry into the club's dealings is a certain GR - former board member and chairman.

Amazing how many people didnt know anything that BR was up to. Despite being at board meetings, watching games together, attending functions together etc they were not aware of anything BR was up to. Yet people see some of these people as saviours or trusted individuals. Some people have very short memories.

[the boss]

I do think Ainsworth is a total tool though. Making claims under Parliamentary Privilege is easy - if he really believes there is foundation to his claims then he needs to say it outside of Parliament.

and be dragged into a court case taking years to solve which would serve nobody. IMO he did the right thing

[The Englander]

Bob Anusworth is a coward. If he believes what he's saying, he should call SISU out. Otherwise he should shut his beak and stop with the sound-bites. Typical kiss arse politician.

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I'm no fan of Ainsworth, and I too would like him to make the claims outside of Parliament. But on the other hand I can see why he doesn't.

There are suspicions by many people that SISU (and others before them) have not necessarily done things in the best of faith shall we say, but such accusations are remarkably hard to prove. So in order to get the proof you need the investigations, but you can't get the investigations without making the accusations. Damned if you do, damned if you don't.

I guess it's the reason why parliamentary privilege exists (although like many aspects of the law I don't see why parliamentarians get such privilege, as well as stuff like diplomatic immunity and exemptions from many laws. They'll happily make the laws, less happy to actually follow them themselves. I mean how do you get investigations of a parliamentarian without their privilege?)

[The Yid]

If he wants to do something useful he should get a copy of the information from the Richardson days that is blocked by the 'confidentiality clause' and read that out in Parliament. We might all want to hear that.

[the boss]

then is then, now is now. Whats the point of raking ground from so long ago? The club has changed hands since and now it is in the biggest mess of all time. BR may have started the shit rolling but there has been many, many since who helped the shit flow faster. The clowns at the moment would out do anyone

[bolix]

Maybe Yid could list all of Sisu's improvements at the club.

That'll make Boss realise that ALL our problems stem from that **** Jonah.

[Realist]

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[Realist]

At the darts in Blackpool.

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[Realist]

Don't forget to purchase your SISU OUT cakes from Stoke Bakery.

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[The Yid]

Looks like a picture book of a remedial summer school. There are kids in India 7 years old that can stitch 100 footballs a day.

Amateurs...

[Roger Mellie]

These are hilarious, what a bunch of fucking imbeciles.

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Do you have to write like a 5 year old to be in the SISU Out brigade?

[Des]

To be fair, each of those cakes is only 4mm wide.

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[Roger Mellie]

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