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Everything posted by Shays Given Tim Flowers
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In the event we go down I think Moyes would stay on. He spoke recently about maybe going to the Championship for his next job. That would be a real plus.
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Aye, probably just put out by or on behalf of McClaren to counter the Craig Hope stuff IMO. It's fucking mental. If they put half as much effort into actually being a success as they did with this shit they wouldn't even need PR.
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We really need the managerial equivalent of cocaine at this current time.
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Nailed it.
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So out of his depth. Amateur hour at boardroom level.
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Obvious really.
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Of course Johnson only serves half of any sentence before being released on licence.
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Didn't look right at all tonight. Very jaded.
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Indefinitely.
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Starting point of 5 years for the offence he has been convicted of. Likely to be brought down a little.
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Should just give the forrins their own shite talking board on the forum.
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Here hear.
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I don't see how you can live in England and have such poor syntax.
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It'll be a note from the Jury I suspect. What time did they go out?
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Has to be 12 guilty, 0 not guilty. Even if 11 of them think guitly and 1 not guilty, the verdict will be not guilty This is completely wrong btw. If the jury don't come to a unanimous verdict, the judge will often revise it down later to a majority one (majority being 10-2). If they can't come to a majority, then the jury is declared hung and the trial is over. Prosecution will usually seek a retrial unless there's a good reason not to. Hung juries are pretty rare though. Why would the judge say "The only score is 12-0" if that's not what he meant? Surely I wasnt 'completely' wrong..? If it's not 12-0 at this point, it's not guilty. What happens after that comes next They could find him not guilty 12-0. The judge means at the moment he will only accept an absolute verdict. In time the jury may be given a majority direction meaning up to two dissenters will be tolerated. If still no verdict then it's a hung Jury. if 11 say guilty and one says not guilty - the verdict at this stage will not be not guilty. It will just mean a verdict hasn't been reached. If the Jury were then given a majority direction the verdict would be guilty. In that respect what you said is completely wrong.
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Nah, he's less of a banker than Fat Sam. He's on a downward trajectory. More money in football will mean less chairman are willing to risk his slump.
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Generally you dont want to summons witnesses who are reluctant to attend. They tend not to be terribly useful.
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I've seen it first hand. Is that good enough? They generally don't reach the appellate Courts because there is no ground of appeal for the Jury believing one witness over another.
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Thanks for the clarification.
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I've always had a lingering suspicion that in high profile celebrity cases that Jury's apply a far stricter burden. Johnson's defence is about as weak as it gets, be interested to see what happens.
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what is the significance of stroking in regards to the 10.