In this case, it's the club at fault.6ft Kerplunk wrote:Interesting. How come in other sports its the individual athlete that has to do the whereabouts stuff but football its down to the club?
Regulation 14(a) reminds clubs that they must furnish the FA upon request with any whereabouts information, which at a minimum should include the dates their players train, the start and finish times of training, the address at which such training will take place; and the home address for a player and any other address at which they regularly reside overnight.
Regulation 14(c) also tells clubs that it will be a breach of the regulation for a club to fail to provide regular details of the times, dates and venues of the club’s training sessions in the manner directed by the FA. Regulation 14(d) – which Manchester City have violated – says it is a breach of the regulations if the information contained in such reports is either initially inaccurate or has not been updated by the club as necessary to ensure it remains accurate.
Fcuk that, tell them to buy their own desksstealthpapes wrote:Regulation 14(a) reminds clubs that they must furnish the FA upon request
Still seems a bit lax for a 24x7x365 whereabouts scheme compared to other sports though doesn't it.stealthpapes wrote:In this case, it's the club at fault.6ft Kerplunk wrote:Interesting. How come in other sports its the individual athlete that has to do the whereabouts stuff but football its down to the club?
Regulation 14(a) reminds clubs that they must furnish the FA upon request with any whereabouts information, which at a minimum should include the dates their players train, the start and finish times of training, the address at which such training will take place; and the home address for a player and any other address at which they regularly reside overnight.
Regulation 14(c) also tells clubs that it will be a breach of the regulation for a club to fail to provide regular details of the times, dates and venues of the club’s training sessions in the manner directed by the FA. Regulation 14(d) – which Manchester City have violated – says it is a breach of the regulations if the information contained in such reports is either initially inaccurate or has not been updated by the club as necessary to ensure it remains accurate.

In what way?bobby1413 wrote:Confirmed on match of the day. Pep Guardiola is indeed a complete and total pr1ck.
His general petulant, sulky behaviour, mumbling arrogantly through interviews.Victor Meldrew wrote:In what way?bobby1413 wrote:Confirmed on match of the day. Pep Guardiola is indeed a complete and total pr1ck.
I didn't see the interview but I should imagine that he was a bit miffed about the penalty that was not given for the blatant push on Sterling that could have put City 3-1 up when instead Spurs went down the other end and scored.
Whereas Mourinho, Wenger,Ferguson etc would have been all smiles would they?bobby1413 wrote:His general petulant, sulky behaviour, mumbling arrogantly through interviews.Victor Meldrew wrote:In what way?bobby1413 wrote:Confirmed on match of the day. Pep Guardiola is indeed a complete and total pr1ck.
I didn't see the interview but I should imagine that he was a bit miffed about the penalty that was not given for the blatant push on Sterling that could have put City 3-1 up when instead Spurs went down the other end and scored.
MOTD presenter: Pep what was your view on the penalty incident
Petulant Child: what? Is that really your first question. You're the BBC. You're supposed to be prestigious (LOL) and you want to ask me about that?
Whilst I agree to a certain extent. There were two clear penalties yesterday (for Hull and Arsenal) not given when the players went to ground.Hoop Blah wrote:His reaction to the question was pretty cringe worthy and did him no favours whatsoever.
As one of them said in the studio, the ref not giving that as a penalty is exactly why we see players diving and rolling around to try and win a penalty or free kick.
Not sure why you're taking that tone you kn0b.Victor Meldrew wrote: Whereas Mourinho, Wenger,Ferguson etc would have been all smiles would they?
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