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Would be nice if they gave us the 3 points now that this has come out!

Will be an interesting test of how a big league responds to that issue. The AFL can hide behind the lounge chair, but Uefa mightn't be able to.

And jeez, do the Gooners need the points.

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Only 1 player so they wont change the result I wouldn't have thought.

i don't see your logic

if you played one unregistered player you lose the points

if you played with one extra player for one minute you lose the points

one player, many players doesn't matter, the team that played was tainted

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It amuses me when you hear murmurings from the Hill that they're confident of a decision by Christmas. I wouldn't be in too much of a rush if I were them :rolleyes:

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If they said it was daytime you'd look out the window to make sure.

id be pretty sure it wasn't lol
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i don't see your logic

if you played one unregistered player you lose the points

if you played with one extra player for one minute you lose the points

one player, many players doesn't matter, the team that played was tainted

You raise an excellent point

But it happened to arsenal so lol

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Essendon Football Club has recorded a net loss of $1,336,354 for the 2015 financial year.

Oops...

Wonder how it would look if Hird had to repay all earnings received from EFC since the infringement? Double Ouch!
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Essendon Football Club has recorded a net loss of $1,336,354 for the 2015 financial year.

Oops...

shame :rolleyes:
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I would have thought with all the" faux pas", that the comma would have been after 13, not 1,.....

Must have a very creative accountant out that neck of the woods.

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I would have thought with all the" faux pas", that the comma would have been after 13, not 1,.....

Must have a very creative accountant out that neck of the woods.

It's just accounting. ..whatever it takes
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I would have thought with all the" faux pas", that the comma would have been after 13, not 1,.....

Must have a very creative accountant out that neck of the woods.

that's what i thought too

then i realised that they probably lost half their financial records too

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