Brev til de 71 klubbene

[GeirO]

Da håper vi på 36-35....i vår favør!

[HåvardK]

quote:Originally posted by jarle

51 / 49 det er vel ikke 100 klubber i L1...

jeg vil si at av 24 klubber (23..Leeds kan vel ikke stemme)

SÃ... MÃ... 12 si JA... 12 av 23...

det tror jeg skal gå bra!!! Så mange fiender har vi vel ikke???

Det ville jeg ikke ha veddet mye på, faktisk... Drittsekk-klubb og greier.

[SveinArve]

Thursday 9 August
7.50am - The Football League considered relegating Leeds United to League Two before eventually deciding to impose a record points deduction on the club. Full details available on www.yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk shortly.

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[Gunnien]

quote:Originally posted by HåvardK

quote:Originally posted by jarle

51 / 49 det er vel ikke 100 klubber i L1...

jeg vil si at av 24 klubber (23..Leeds kan vel ikke stemme)

SÃ... MÃ... 12 si JA... 12 av 23...

det tror jeg skal gå bra!!! Så mange fiender har vi vel ikke???

Det ville jeg ikke ha veddet mye på, faktisk... Drittsekk-klubb og greier.

 trenge vell ingen fiender heller.. har jo Ken&Dennis...

#1795

[Roy]

quote:Originally posted by SveinArve

Thursday 9 August
7.50am - The Football League considered relegating Leeds United to League Two before eventually deciding to impose a record points deduction on the club. Full details available on www.yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk shortly.

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http://www.godoyil.no
http://godoyalag.blogspot.com

Hva menes med dette da? Tok for sikkerhets skyld i bruk en Engelsk-Norsk ordbok på nettet, men da ble det for alvor morosamt [)]

9 Torsdag August 7.50am - Fotballen Ligaen betraktet relegere Leeds Forenet seg er før eventuelt til å bestemme seg pålagge et protokollpunktfradrag på klubben. Fulle detaljer tilgjengelig på www.yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk snart

[MrK]

quote:Originally posted by Roy

quote:Originally posted by SveinArve

Thursday 9 August
7.50am - The Football League considered relegating Leeds United to League Two before eventually deciding to impose a record points deduction on the club. Full details available on www.yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk shortly.

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http://www.godoyil.no
http://godoyalag.blogspot.com

Hva menes med dette da? Tok for sikkerhets skyld i bruk en Engelsk-Norsk ordbok på nettet, men da ble det for alvor morosamt [)]

9 Torsdag August 7.50am - Fotballen Ligaen betraktet relegere Leeds Forenet seg er før eventuelt til å bestemme seg pålagge et protokollpunktfradrag på klubben. Fulle detaljer tilgjengelig på www.yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk snart

din norsk er fantastisk

"Molde på topp"

[SveinArve]

considerED. det betyr i fortid. en sånn drastisk ting vil aldri skje no.

CCC, here we come

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http://godoyalag.blogspot.com

[Roy]

quote:Originally posted by MrK

quote:Originally posted by Roy

quote:Originally posted by SveinArve

Thursday 9 August
7.50am - The Football League considered relegating Leeds United to League Two before eventually deciding to impose a record points deduction on the club. Full details available on www.yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk shortly.

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http://www.godoyil.no
http://godoyalag.blogspot.com

Hva menes med dette da? Tok for sikkerhets skyld i bruk en Engelsk-Norsk ordbok på nettet, men da ble det for alvor morosamt [)]

9 Torsdag August 7.50am - Fotballen Ligaen betraktet relegere Leeds Forenet seg er før eventuelt til å bestemme seg pålagge et protokollpunktfradrag på klubben. Fulle detaljer tilgjengelig på www.yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk snart

din norsk er fantastisk

"Molde på topp"

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[McMidjo]

Svært som det sporer av her da.[]

For de av dere som kan lese 'Her Majestys noble English' finnes det en tråd på WACCOE som oppsummerer responsen en del av brevbærerne i LUST sin velregisserte lobbykampanje fikk i møte med de enkelte klubbene:
http://www.waccoe.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=100876

Ta gjerne en kikk også på tråden som omhandler Ray Fell fra LUSC (LUSCOS moderorganisasjon) sitt åpne brev til ledelsen i FL:
http://www.waccoe.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=100894

Fell har sikkert hatt de beste intensjoner med å kaste seg på brevskrivingstrenden, men å dømme av responsen på WACCOE er det flere som tror at dette brevet tjener mot sakens hensikt på dette stadiet i prosessen. Jeg er tilbøyelig til å være enig...

[SveinArve]

log in

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CCC - here we come

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[McMidjo]

quote:Originally posted by SveinArve

log in

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Om du ikke er registrert bruker, tror jeg du skal kunne logge inn som 'guest' e.l.

[kjelvi]

Bates insists Leeds are clean
KEN BATES has told the 71 clubs who today hold Leeds’ fate in their hands: “We’ve broken no rules.”
The Elland Road chairman insists his club are clean and forcing them to kick off with a 15-point penalty is a breach of natural justice.
Bates, boss Dennis Wise and chief executive Shaun Harvey will plead to overturn the punishment when the chairmen of all the Football League clubs vote in London today.
But Bates has already written to each club denying any wrong-doing over the way Leeds went into administration in May.
He wrote: “Lord Mawhinney has acknowledged that going into administration as and when we did broke no rules.
“We can only speculate as to the reasoning behind the imposition of a sanction when no rules have been broken.
“We believe such a sanction is wholly unfair and a breach of natural justice.
"On Thursday we will be asking you to overturn this imposition.”
Football League chairman Lord Mawhinney has told clubs they face ‘a landmark decision which will create a precedent’.
Leeds were docked 10 points after going into administration two days before last term’s final match â€" although they were already virtually doomed to relegation to League One.
But last week the club were hit by another 15-point sanction for this season for failing to comply with League rules on insolvency.
Elland Road legend Mick Jones reckons the fiasco has already turned them into a laughing stock.
Jones, who helped United to glory in the 1960s and early 70s, said: “Leeds are a laughing stock and Don Revie will be turning in his grave. I fear relegation to League Two now.”

The Sun

[kjelvi]

Birkenhead beckons for beleaguered Leeds

The best-selling novel about Brian Clough's turbulent 44 days as Leeds United manager bears the title The Damned United. If presented as fiction, the plot that has unfolded around the club this summer may well have been dismissed as too far-fetched, for there have been times when the Premiership contenders of barely five years ago resembled The Doomed United.
At one stage, the statue of Billy Bremner outside Elland Road was festooned with white, blue and gold flowers. A show of defiance by supporters, it looked for all the world as if they were mourning the passing of big-time football in the UK's third largest city.
The career of full-back Frazer Richardson tells its own story. Richardson's debut came alongside Harry Kewell, Alan Smith et al in Florence in the Uefa Cup; he makes his 100th appearance on Saturday in Birkenhead where Leeds begin life in League One against Tranmere.
Before the Football League belatedly and reluctantly approved Leeds' exit from administration last Friday, it appeared the Champions' League semi-finalists of 2001 might not reach Richardson's landmark. Yet unless chairman Ken Bates can win over his fellow League chairmen at a special meeting in London today, the patchwork collection that runs out at Prenton Park must carry a 15-point deduction into the new campaign.
Bates says that Leeds have not broken any rules and Lord Mawhinney, the League chairman, has sent out a letter warning of the far-reaching implications of the vote. The unprecedented punishment was imposed because Leeds failed to comply with the League's insolvency policy by instituting a creditor-backed Company Voluntary Agreement. The club thought they had avoided such a blow when Bates accepted a 10-point loss late last season by entering administration with debts of £35 million when relegation was all but assured.
Manager Dennis Wise says wryly that they now need 105 points to win the division; 65 to stay up may be a more realistic target. But at least the threat of extinction has been lifted for a club Bates still calls "one of the big six". For three weeks their survival was in doubt as the League pondered whether to allow the winners of last month's three-way tussle for ownership, Bates' Leeds United 2007 company, the 'golden share' of membership.
Meanwhile, the current squad were not paid in June and the plundering of their playing assets continued as David Healy, Robbie Blake, Richard Cresswell and Kevin Nicholls departed.
During pre-season friendlies, chants of "Get the Chelsea out of Leeds" were directed against Wise, his No 2 Gus Poyet and Bates. Fans also took to waving footwear while singing "Shoes off if you hate Ken Bates". Gallows humour gave way to anger when customers at the club's superstore were unable to use credit or debit cards, the bank that handles such transactions refusing to process them until the impasse was ended.
A transfer embargo meant Wise missed out on several free agents. Since its lifting, however, he has recruited Danish goalkeeper Casper Ankergren from Brondby, and signed 26-goal striker Leon Constantine from Port Vale, plus midfielders Curtis Weston and David Prutton from Swindon and Southampton respectively.
The outfield trio appeared as trialists during a tour of Germany and the Czech Republic, which produced three defeats and looked a curiously grandiose venture for a financially embarrassed club gearing up for trips to Yeovil and Cheltenham.
Alan Thompson, 33 and previously of Celtic, will be Wise's captain. Another ex-Chelsea man, Tore Andre Flo, 34, hopes to play a part despite having broken a foot shortly after arriving last January. Some team-mates will be half his age, academy graduates comprising six of Leeds' 18-man squad in the 2-1 home defeat by Wigan in their final friendly.
Jermaine Beckford scored for the second game running, but with HM Revenue and Customs pressing Leeds for £7.7 million in unpaid tax and VAT, the 23-year-old striker must have his price. Another United, Scunthorpe, covet him after a successful loan spell - and they now offer a higher grade of football.

Phil Shaw
Spaltist
Telegraph

[SirOlsen]

Fy tute... nå er jeg så spent at jeg holder på å gå på veggen her... er ikke dette skjebnemøtet igang i denne stund?..

[kjelvi]

This mornings Press Conference scheduled for 11 has been put back until
5.30pm

[jarle]

som vanlig... ventetid er morsomt...NOT

[Sleivind]

quote:Originally posted by jarle

som vanlig... ventetid er morsomt...NOT

Du hadde vel ikke forventet så mye annet? Jeg tror ikke vi får se noen pressekonferanse før i morgen jeg, eller kanskje vi må vente helt til lørdags formiddag. Det er det ingen som vet, men at den ikke kom til å være på fastsatt tid, det visste vi vel alle.

[abbe]

-Ja, Egil, det må vel være lov å si at dette er spennende!!??
-Enig i det Arne, har ikke vært borti noe mer spennende siden Østsiden spellte mot Mjøndalen!

[Roy]

Men den som venter på noe godt, venter ikke forgjeves.

[peacock]

Pøh! Vi er Leeds United. Vi kan aldri forvente gode nyheter. Har ikke historien lært deg noen ting?