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Pardew claimed he had told Gutierrez that his time at the club was ending and in evidence to the panel said he “didn’t really fit into the mould I wanted to make”.

 

But the midfielder said that discussion never took place, and in its findings of fact the panel agreed with Gutierrez, calling Pardew’s account of the alleged conversation “inconsistent”.

 

The panel said: “This inconsistency to an extent undermined his (Mr Pardew’s) credibility. The claimant we found to be credible.

 

“Ultimately, on the balance of probabilities and taking into account our assessment of the respective credibility of the claimant and Mr Pardew, we preferred the evidence of the claimant.”

 

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On Thursday the panel released its 64-page findings in which it expressed “concerns” with Charnley’s evidence, which at times “appeared to be evasive and lacking in credibility.”

 

The report said Charnley “could not say” how many internationals were in the Newcastle squad, which the panel found “rather surprising” and was unaware of Gutierrez’s international record with Argentina.

 

The report said: “Our assessment of his credibility was relevant to the way in which we resolved disputed facts between the parties. By way of example he would not accept in cross examination that the claimant was an established international player when it was not disputed that the claimant has played for Argentina 22 times including playing in the 2010 World Cup.

 

“When asked whether he agreed the claimant was an established international player he responded that he did not have the claimant’s international record. He appeared reluctant to agree that the claimant had played in the World Cup – saying that “he thought the claimant had played some part” and when asked how many other international players were in the squad as at September 2011 his response was that “he could not say”. Given that Mr Charnley (along with other members of the Board) was responsible for decisions as to the composition of the squad this seemed a rather surprising answer.”

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How's he doing in La Liga btw? Anyone seen any Deportivo games?

 

He's usually on the bench IIRC.

 

Probably sums up his role at a good club, bit for every game, but there to be called in and relied upon where the need arises.

 

The guy helped to save us from relegation. He burned himself out for this club for several years whilst others hid.

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On Thursday the panel released its 64-page findings in which it expressed “concerns” with Charnley’s evidence, which at times “appeared to be evasive and lacking in credibility.”

 

The report said Charnley “could not say” how many internationals were in the Newcastle squad, which the panel found “rather surprising” and was unaware of Gutierrez’s international record with Argentina.

 

The report said: “Our assessment of his credibility was relevant to the way in which we resolved disputed facts between the parties. By way of example he would not accept in cross examination that the claimant was an established international player when it was not disputed that the claimant has played for Argentina 22 times including playing in the 2010 World Cup.

 

“When asked whether he agreed the claimant was an established international player he responded that he did not have the claimant’s international record. He appeared reluctant to agree that the claimant had played in the World Cup – saying that “he thought the claimant had played some part” and when asked how many other international players were in the squad as at September 2011 his response was that “he could not say”. Given that Mr Charnley (along with other members of the Board) was responsible for decisions as to the composition of the squad this seemed a rather surprising answer.”

 

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All his tweets from today:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Those tweets actually piss me right off, he's showing more passion for a club who shit on him than the current bunch of tossers have shown collectively all season.

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If all the players had Jonas' feel for the club we wouldn't be heading for Championship oblivion now.

Glad he won his case, KK first, now Jonas, who will be the third member of the 'beat Ashley in court' club..??

 

What a total shambles it all is...

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He literally kept us up last year too[emoji38]

It's weird like, but we really need someone like him on the pitch now.

Great bloke and all but lets not forget how dreadful at football he is.

 

Would have been a million per cent better than Anita or colback in cm tbh

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http://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/news/north-east-news/newcastle-united-md-lee-charnley-11188752?

 

On Thursday the panel released its 64-page findings in which it expressed “concerns” with Charnley’s evidence, which at times “appeared to be evasive and lacking in credibility.”

 

The report said Charnley “could not say” how many internationals were in the Newcastle squad, which the panel found “rather surprising” and was unaware of Gutierrez’s international record with Argentina.

 

The report said: “Our assessment of his credibility was relevant to the way in which we resolved disputed facts between the parties. By way of example he would not accept in cross examination that the claimant was an established international player when it was not disputed that the claimant has played for Argentina 22 times including playing in the 2010 World Cup.

 

“When asked whether he agreed the claimant was an established international player he responded that he did not have the claimant’s international record. He appeared reluctant to agree that the claimant had played in the World Cup – saying that “he thought the claimant had played some part” and when asked how many other international players were in the squad as at September 2011 his response was that “he could not say”. Given that Mr Charnley (along with other members of the Board) was responsible for decisions as to the composition of the squad this seemed a rather surprising answer.”

 

The tribunal might be "rather surprised" that Charnley is an ignorant and incompetent wanker, but we aren't.

 

Would be funny if the club appealed and part of their claim included dozens of other quotes demonstrating Charnley knows nothing and has no business running a football club :lol:

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Love how they've managed to sum up the characters of the people involved perfectly in just a few words each:

 

Jonas - 'credible and convincing witness.' All round great guy.

Pardew - on the face of things he's 'confident, convincing' but in reality 'the detail was not necessarily as credible as the manner in which it was delivered.' A fucking liar and a fraud.

Charnley - 'evasive and lacking in credibility.' Says it all really.

Carver - 'vague' and 'rejected.' Thick as pig shit.

 

They've got them all completely sussed after just a couple of days in court :lol:

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If all the players had Jonas' feel for the club we wouldn't be heading for Championship oblivion now.

Glad he won his case, KK first, now Jonas, who will be the third member of the 'beat Ashley in court' club..??

 

What a total shambles it all is...

 

What's the first rule merlin?

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Love how they've managed to sum up the characters of the people involved perfectly in just a few words each:

 

Jonas - 'credible and convincing witness.' All round great guy.

Pardew - on the face of things he's 'confident, convincing' but in reality 'the detail was not necessarily as credible as the manner in which it was delivered.' A fucking liar and a fraud.

Charnley - 'evasive and lacking in credibility.' Says it all really.

Carver - 'vague' and 'rejected.' Thick as pig shit.

 

They've got them all completely sussed after just a couple of days in court :lol:

 

My exact thoughts. :lol:

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I think the following is pretty conclusive.

 

The panel heard Charnley emailed Newcastle United secretary Richard Hines, inquiring about the clause and how it was affected by the players loan move to Norwich City.

 

It said: “Please can you check the wording of his extension clause. I just want to be sure that it is Premier League matches for us that count. I don’t want him making 8 starts for Norwich and him triggering the clause. I’m 99% sure it is fine - just double checking”

 

The tribunal said if the contract clause had not been an issue, Charnley would have had no reason to check on it.

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