OR Nottingham Forest It was justified by the Sports Court in England for a dispute with the Chairman of the Appeals Committee, Jamie McPherson and his team’s judicial victory Vangelis Marinakihe has shaken English football.
Following a complaint, Nottingham Forest has managed to achieve Jamie McPherson’s exception from a case in the Premier League, with the court ruling referring to a “apparent bias” of the Chairman of the Appeals Committee against the team of Vangelis Marinakis.
It all started when the English football federation imposed a fine of 750,000 euros on Nottingham Forest for its charges against a referee in a match against Everton. A related post by Vangelis Marinakis’ team characterized Louton’s referee and brought the “heavy” penalty on the FA.
Nottingham Forest turned to appeals to reduce the fine, but Jamie McPherson was again opposed to the team and characterized “A little hysterical” her arguments. The incident made the people of the English team furious, with the confrontation of “inflating” shortly after, when McPherson was again set in a Nottingham Forest case for episodes in the match against Chelsea.
Vangelis Marinakis’ team reacted strongly, the Chairman of the Appeals Committee requested exception and the court justified Nottingham Forest, admitting “A case where obvious bias has been proven.” The decision also states: “There is no doubt that the description … as ‘somewhat hysterical’ can be rightly considered, and would be regarded by the alleged law independent observer, an unjustified, inappropriate and personal attack on the Association and its legal representatives…
A fair and up -to -date person would believe that there was a real chance that Mr McPherson was biased against the club. The Court has no doubt that, having found that Mr McPherson is suffering from obvious bias in relation to the club and that the bias arises from a disciplinary procedure initiated by the FA against the club, he should not participate in the Court of Justice. “
Nottingham Forest thus justified against the FA and can escape a huge fine, but the British media speaks of a decision that can change the data in English football. This is because it has proved in practice that the disciplinary bodies are not in the restless and need more transparency in the selection of committees to ensure the objectivity of the procedures.