United Versus Schoolyard bullies

redevil2 · 10th July 2008, 21:29

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Originally Posted by Frosty

Who let a first year law student in here?

Be careful what you are implying! I can be a law professor teaching Tort Law! But (fortunately) I am not. :-)

But I know what I am talking about. You on the other hand obviously don't.

redevil2 · 10th July 2008, 21:32

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Originally Posted by ralphie88

Just what I was thinking.

Thinking?

You should have found yourself lucky you did not have to pay for getting some lesson and legal advice!

ralphie88 · 10th July 2008, 21:34

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Originally Posted by redevil2

Thinking?

You should have found yourself lucky you did not have to pay for getting some lesson and legal advice!

Heh, I just think it might be worth being a little bit less aloof about it redevil2. There may be lawyers nearer than you think....

redevil2 · 10th July 2008, 21:37

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Originally Posted by ralphie88

Heh, I just think it might be worth being a little bit less aloof about it redevil2. There may be lawyers nearer than you think....

well don't worry, I know! (it's really near enough, alot nearer than you think!) :-)

OldRed1 · 11th July 2008, 08:01

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Originally Posted by ralphie88

Gaillard has missed the point completely. Slavery is nothing to do with wages, it is about being forced to do work for someone against your will - THAT is its definition. I'm sure that some slaves in the past DID earn a wage. Others I'm sure got board and lodging in lieu. However, they were still slaves.

A contract of slavery is illegal in the UK and has been for 200-odd years. Blatter's analogy is right - it's the fact that he's been fighting tooth and nail for the last 10 years to KEEP the system whereby players' freedom of movement is limited that really sticks in my throat, the two-faced twat!

If it was against his will why did he sign the friggin' contract, or was he forced to. If that's your idea of slavery I'd love to be a fucking slave.

ralphie88 · 11th July 2008, 11:24

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Originally Posted by OldRed1

If it was against his will why did he sign the friggin' contract, or was he forced to. If that's your idea of slavery I'd love to be a fucking slave.

I talking about the legal definition of a contract of slavery mate. That is being unable to leave a contract you are serving.

cockneyred · 11th July 2008, 11:49

if ronaldo wants to go let the cnut have the BOLLOX to say it up close and personally to saf,that will stop this shite once and for all.

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cockneyred Banned Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: sCUNThorpe Posts: 1,423	if ronaldo wants to go let the cnut have the BOLLOX to say it up close and personally to saf,that will stop this shite once and for all.