🕵️‍♂️ 🤳 Saints - Post Spygate

If it’s such a heinous crime, why isn’t this absurd 72 hour rule replicated across World Football?

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Given the shenanigans of the recent FIFA tournament, exactly how do you bring the game into disrepute?

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I think you would need to fuck a pig in the centre circle during the FA cup final at Wembley .. but even that might not be enough?

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It will never end

https://x.com/i/status/2082867814394687918

He who is without sin, let him cast the first stone.

You’re a cunt, I’m a cunt, we’re all cunts.

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You’d like to think the FA would have come to some sort of decision by now..

Based on Chelsea.

6 month ban from football & a 3 point deduction for Everton

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We dont play football until the second half of the season so no issue carry on

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My rock has been thrown

I have reports it landed somewhere near Middlesborough.

is close enough Smoggy bstrds

Club arranged security & a driver for Tonda

https://x.com/i/status/2088157968260841958

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https://x.com/mireshpatel/status/2091154867192492205

Well he’s wrong. They weren’t losing to Boro.

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OK. Slightly more serious question in relation to when the FA might actually get round to making their decision? Its accepted that Tonda will be most likely ‘punished’ somehow either with ban or suspended ban (I hope), but surely the longer this goes on without a determination, the bigger the impact? Yes, it was the club’s decision to stand by him and we could have replaced him before the season started, but IMHO we did the right thing given the ‘crime’ was frankly a bit ridiculous as opposed to some morally corrupt or criminal activity… not that you would think so by the self righteousness of some of our own fans which Is IMHO worse than the pisstake banter of the opposition.

But I digress (Nooooo MOM thats not you! ). Surely with the bigger impact of a ban later in the season than before it started, the chances of being excessively royally fucked again this time by the FA increases as each week passes… and when we naturally and justifiably complain that the punishment is therefore excessive for the crime, the morally righteous will simply point to the fact it was our choice to keep him on

The FA have the power to affect the sporting integrity of the league… and our club’s chances of promotion…Given we have already been severely punished, can this really be a justice?

Or

They just decided to release it after the Man City judgement?

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