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Spurs 2-1Newcastle Villa 2-0 Leicester Bournemouth 2-0 Everton Palace 0-2 Chelsea Man City 2-0 West Ham Southampton 1-1 Brentford Brighton 0-1 Arsenal Fulham 2-1 Ipswich Liverpool 3-0 Man Utd Wolves 1-1 Forest Chosen game

Man City 2-1 Everton Bournemouth 2-1Palace Chelsea 3-2Fulham Newcastle 2-1 Villa Forest 2-1 Spurs Southampton 1-1 West Ham Wolves 2-1 Man United Liverpool 3-1Leicester. Chosen game Brighton 2-1 Brentford Arsenal 3-0 Ipswich

Villa 1-2 Man City Brentford 3-2 Forest Ipswich 1-1 Newcastle West Ham 1-1 Brighton Palace 1-2 Arsenal Everton 0-2Chelsea Fulham 3-2Southampton chosen game Leicester 2-2 Wolves Man United 3-1 Bournemouth Spurs 1-3 Liverpool

Everton 0-2 Liverpool Villa 3-1Southampton Brentford 2-1Newcastle Palace 0-2 Man City Chosen Game Man United 3-1 Forest Fulham 1-3 Arsenal Ipswich 1-2 Bournemouth Leicester 1-2 Brighton Spurs 2-2Chelsea West Ham 1-1 Wolves

Ipswich 2-2Palace Leicester 2-1 West Ham Everton 1-2 Wolves Man City 1-0Forest Newcastle 1-0Liverpool Southampton 1-4Chelsea Arsenal 3-1 Man United Villa 1-1 Brentford Chosen Game Fulham 1-2 Brighton Bournemouth 2-2 Spurs

Brighton 3-1 Southampton Brentford 3-1 Leicester Palace 0-2 Newcastle Forest 2-1 Ipswich Wolves 2-1 Bournemouth. Chosen game West Ham 0-3 Arsenal Chelsea 2-1 Villa Man United 2-0 Everton Spurs 3-1 Fulham Liverpool 2-1 Man City

If the “ rumours” are correct he has signed for another year with an option of another year. Looking realistically at the 115+ charges we certainly have a final resolution before the start of 25/26 season or more relevant until after the 25/26 PL annual general meeting. We won’t know till probably Feb/March at the earliest the outcome of the initial IC ruling so add in the appeal process and then in a blink of an eye you are almost certainly post the last game of the 24/25 season then I believe that that arbitration is a possibility. It’s too easy to pre judge the outcome but for me even if City are proven guilty of every charge the sanction will be points deduction and fines in 26/27 which of course we believe is the final guaranteed year of his soon to be announced squeaky new contract. You can almost hear it now “ Winning x number of PL titles was wonderful but my greatest achievement was avoiding regulation despite a 40 ( delete and replace with whichever number you feel appropriate) point deduction

Leicester v Chelsea 1-2 Arsenal v Forest 1-1 Villa v Palace2-0 Bournemouth v Brighton2-1 Everton v Brentford 1-3 Fulham v Wolves 2-1 Man City v Spurs 4-1 Southampton v Liverpool 1-0 Ipswich v Man United 1-2 Newcastle v West Ham 3-1

Coote was obviously well out of order to make such comments but, here’s the only but, referees are human and like policemen, like anyone getting dogs from an individual or an entity is it any surprise that they take offence and have a strong opinion. Klopp wasnt/ isn’t alone in the delivering the level of verbal abuse that referees are expected to take on the chin so I would imagine the views Coote was expressing probably are mirrored by other referees maybe not all re matters Liverpool but based on their experience be it your club, my club or wherever. I have been to every current PL ground save Ipswich. The two worse experiences I suffered were Man City and Liverpool. City supporters in the closest section to us spent the whole game looking at us more interest in jestering all game and were quite comfortable throwing objects in the knowledge the stewards simply didn’t have a clue what to do but compared to the Anfield experience it was a joy. It can’t be anything to do with Liverpudlians because the Everton experience was fine but at Liverpool prior to the game my wife was spat on and we received the type of verbal abuse that was a level or two up from Cootes comments but once in the ground to be on the receiving end of abuse, suffering a direct hit from a urine filled ballon it’s easy to understand why someone has negative views re a particular club. Cootes days are done as a ref but why is anyone surprised that a ref dislikes a club, dislikes an individual or comes to that even has an opinion because I am pretty sure every ref has experienced abuse and has formed an opinion or has a like or a dislike because after all they are human and we all if we are honest have opinions about those we have come in contact with in our working life who have verbally abused us, accused us or whatever.

Gameweek 11 Brentford v Bournemouth 1-2 Palace v Fulham 0-2 West Ham v Everton 3-1 Wolves v Southampton 2-0 Brighton v Man City 1-2 Liverpool v Villa 3-1 Man United v Leicester 2-0 Forest v Newcastle 1-1 Spurs v Ipswich3-1 Chelsea v Arsenal 2-2

Gameweek 10 Newcastle v Arsenal. 2-1 Bournemouth v Man City 1-0 Ipswich v Leicester 1-2 Liverpool v Brighton 3-1 Selected Game Forest v West Ham 2-0 Southampton v Everton 1-2 Wolves v Palace 2-0 Spurs v Villa 2-2 Man United v Chelsea2-2 Fulham v Brentford 3-1

Leicester v Forest1-1 Villa v Bournemouth0-2 Brentford v Ipswich 2-0 Brighton v Wolves 3-1 Man City v Southampton 4-1 Everton v Fulham2-0 Chelsea v Newcastle 2-2 Palace v Spurs 0-2 West Ham v Man United 2-1 Arsenal v Liverpool. 1-2

Spurs 3 v 2West Ham Fulham 2 v 1 Villa Ipswich 2 v 1 Everton Man United 1 v 1 Brentford Newcastle 1 v 1 Brighton Southampton 1 v 2 Leicester Bournemouth 0 v 2 Arsenal Chosen Match Wolves 0 v 4 Man City Liverpool 2 v 2 Chelsea Forest 1 v 1 Palace

His silence perhaps?

There is another route although there are tax implications and that is a company can buy back shares . Profit based on time held will attract CGT but in theory can I believe only be done in one transaction if the company has surplus cash