I don't really see what it has got to do with other clubs - we are only asking 
for the points we have won ON THE PITCH to count towards our total
  All those bleating about "you can't change things during a season" are 
remarkably quiet about the points taken off Luton and Bournemouth - no-one is 
suggeting that it is unfair that they lost points after the season started !!
  Yes I know in practtice whoever loses out to us because of  any points back - 
either for automatic or play offs - will whinge but really they have nothing to 
moan about - we are not getting anything we have not earned and to date no-one 
has gone to draw a match rather than win it based on our situation (this may 
change if the hearing takes a long time) 

   
   
  That is not to say I think we will get points back - like everyone else I am 
just not sure.
   
  Luton and Boston seem to be in the same boat as regards CVA stuff but not 
sure if that is good or bad for us
   
  Dave
   
   
   
   
  eric barlier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
  We will NEVER get ALL the points back. If we get ANY points back at 
this stage it would be lucky..

think of the consequences for the OTHER teams that are fighting for a 
promotion. In my opinion the FA
can put the ball dead NOW by ratifying. OR they can be "nice" to us 
give us some points and ask for a whole
of mess from the clubs that will be losing out when LUFC get some 
points..

its too late in the season to change its outcome.

what would you do if you were the FA? I know what I would do, and it 
wouldnt be to our favor..

Eric

On 7 Apr 2008, at 08:32, Simon Austin wrote:
>From the Daily Hate Mail... corruption or shitty reporting - we'll know
in a week or so I guess.

http://preview.tinyurl.com/466o8g

The Football Association tribunal to hear Leeds United's appeal against
their 15-point deduction, expected to last a week, will start at a
secret location next Monday.

And it is not just the club's long-suffering supporters who are on their
knees hoping for a favourable outcome.

As far as owner Ken Bates is concerned, any reduction in the penalty
would be worth millions when he comes to sell the League One club in the
summer.

Leeds are on the fringe of the play-off places and Bates, in talks with
a number of interested parties, could extract a much higher price if the
club were promoted to the Championship. Ominously for him, the word is
that the penalty, imposed last summer because Leeds went into
administration, will be ratified.

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