Originally Posted by c_r (Post 34641843)

Why not come back with that in the first place rather than the infantile sarcasm? I completely disagree, I think the notion of a strike for a relatively small increase in the penalty for a particular offence is ridiculous. As I said before, apart from anything else I doubt whether such a strike would be legal in these countries. I'd be interested to hear if anyone agrees with you, to me the whole idea is completely beyond the bounds of possibility.

Originally Posted by c_r (Post 34641827)

I don't see anyone else saying players would strike if they increased the penalty for cheating but maybe I've missed it?

Originally Posted by Russ B (Post 34641849)

Now you see, the whole point of a discussion forum is to put forward an individual's views. I wasn't aware mine had be cleared by yourself first.

Originally Posted by Russ B (Post 34641943)

I wonder did they initially contact him by email, saying they'd pay by Western Union Money Transfer?

Originally Posted by Shadow Demon UK (Post 34642416)

Normal service resumed at Man City tonight, losing on penalties to the giants that are Brighton and Holve Albion :D

Originally Posted by Russ B (Post 34641943)

Uh oh, humour bypass alert.....

Originally Posted by yesman (Post 34643807)

Whoops !!!!

Arsenal 1-2 Hull :D

A bit of a come down after the mid week performance.