Jamie Vardy and Wayne Rooney, will surely be cringing about this court case.
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I'm not going tit for tat. My reply was on the back of your commenting on it being cringeworthy.Originally posted by William Treseder View PostSorry boss. Just caught it on the news whilst eating my tea.
You seem to have cared enough to read the thread and reply?
It is and it's not the type of thing I ever expected being discussed on here, if it is it is, if it gets 10 pages of in depth discussion, great.
I just didn't think anyone on here would care hence my reply.
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Libel cases are interesting and, as I understand it, usually the domain of the wealthy and where the 'winners' are not able to recover their full costs (which are often astronomical) from the opposition. A media lawyer has estimated that the case will cost each party around £1m and the winner will be re-imbursed around 70% of their costs only and a mere £15K-£40K in damages - leaving a deficit of around £300K. The loser will pay hugely, of course.
During some trials such as this, and indeed the Heard v Depp trial, information about poor behaviour and serious character defects on both sides can be exposed and neither party may come out the other end with much credit.
It seems a extremely expensive poker game where only the lawyers really win.
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I doubt the money makes a big difference to either but the ego in allowing it to get to court from Vardy's side is mental. She will probably "legally" win the case that it can't be proven it was her that leaked the specific story as a couple of people had access to her account, but she has been exposed via whatsapp convos on trying to sell numerous stories on Drinkwater, Mahrez etc to a rag like the sun for relative peanuts and comes across a c*nt, baffling all round!Originally posted by Taunton Blue Genie View PostLibel cases are interesting and, as I understand it, usually the domain of the wealthy and where the 'winners' are not able to recover their full costs (which are often astronomical) from the opposition. A media lawyer has estimated that the case will cost each party around £1m and the winner will be re-imbursed around 70% of their costs only and a mere £15K-£40K in damages - leaving a deficit of around £300K. The loser will pay hugely, of course.
During some trials such as this, and indeed the Heard v Depp trial, information about poor behaviour and serious character defects on both sides can be exposed and neither party may come out the other end with much credit.
It seems a extremely expensive poker game where only the lawyers really win.
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Poor old Pete, he's finished on the pulling front, although I doubt Jordan would have hung around for as long if that was true?Originally posted by Hungry Blue View PostWhat about poor Pete's "chipolata"?
She'd have been on to the next one before he'd finished the frst line of mysterious girl!
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Some of these celeb couples are a but more complicated, perhaps she could put up with the tiny manhood for the extra fame it brought them being a couple?Originally posted by North Cardiff Blue View PostPoor old Pete, he's finished on the pulling front, although I doubt Jordan would have hung around for as long if that was true?
She'd have been on to the next one before he'd finished the frst line of mysterious girl!
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