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11-01-22, 01:29
cityhammer

Re: Chester FC

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Originally Posted by trampie09

Whatever it is they will have to abide otherwise it's a can of worms and it could lead to chaos, Cardiff and Swansea will then be saying they want to play in front of crowds and that there can't be one rule for one and another rule for someone else, their ground is in Wales, the Vetch and Ninian Park or whatever the new grounds are called are also in Wales so no difference, can't have one rule for one and another for someone else (or at least that shouldn't happen).

Cardiff and Swansea aren't close to the english border tho, so allowing Chester to play with crowds doesn't set any type of precedent!
11-01-22, 07:29
trampie09

Re: Chester FC

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Originally Posted by cityhammer

Cardiff and Swansea aren't close to the english border tho, so allowing Chester to play with crowds doesn't set any type of precedent!

Wales is Wales, it's binary, it's either in Wales or it's not and it's in Wales, it should not matter if it's 1foot or 100 miles inside Wales it's Wales and Welsh rules should apply.
11-01-22, 08:16
IanD

Re: Chester FC

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Originally Posted by blue matt

No mind blown I am afraid, unless you are going to tell me it was a Ikea Flatpack airport :shrug:

Basel (mostly in Switzerland) has an airport over the border just inside France...and adjacent to Germany. At arrivals you have a choice of straight on for France, turn left for Germany or nick a motorbike and have a good run up to the barbed wire fence that is the border for Switzerland.
11-01-22, 10:45
blue matt

Re: Chester FC

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Originally Posted by IanD

Basel (mostly in Switzerland) has an airport over the border just inside France...and adjacent to Germany. At arrivals you have a choice of straight on for France, turn left for Germany or nick a motorbike and have a good run up to the barbed wire fence that is the border for Switzerland.

:thumbup: yes I was looking at flying into Europe before C19 to do some history ( World war stuff ) and came across it, think easyJet flew into it ? ? in the end ended up in Schiphol

talking of the barbed wire jump, I watched ( again ) over christmas the Guy Martin great escape jump, good viewing
11-01-22, 10:50
Rjk

Re: Chester FC

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Originally Posted by blue matt

:thumbup: yes I was looking at flying into Europe before C19 to do some history ( World war stuff ) and came across it, think easyJet flew into it ? ? in the end ended up in Schiphol

talking of the barbed wire jump, I watched ( again ) over christmas the Guy Martin great escape jump, good viewing

I read C19 as the nineteenth century for a second
11-01-22, 14:03
IanD

Re: Chester FC

Quote:

Originally Posted by blue matt

:thumbup: yes I was looking at flying into Europe before C19 to do some history ( World war stuff ) and came across it, think easyJet flew into it ? ? in the end ended up in Schiphol

talking of the barbed wire jump, I watched ( again ) over christmas the Guy Martin great escape jump, good viewing

It was easyJet. I think we flew LPL to Basel. Might give the Guy Martin programme a look. There's a TV series investigating the weird and wonderful backgrounds to some international borders.
11-01-22, 14:48
The Lone Gunman

Re: Chester FC

Chester have postponed their game on Saturday. Congratulations to the Welsh government. A massive victory in the battle against Covid-19 has been won. A small English non-league football club has had to call off a match. This is why Drakeford and Co were elected.
11-01-22, 14:52
Trigger

Re: Chester FC

Hilarious really. A chance to apply a small amount of common sense completely missed.
11-01-22, 15:20
cityhammer

Re: Chester FC

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Originally Posted by The Lone Gunman

Chester have postponed their game on Saturday. Congratulations to the Welsh government. A massive victory in the battle against Covid-19 has been won. A small English non-league football club has had to call off a match. This is why Drakeford and Co were elected.

Hes got covid on the run now!
11-01-22, 17:14
trampie09

Re: Chester FC

https://twitter.com/ChesterFC/status...469296640?s=20

Lovely photo put up by Chester FC of Wales.
11-01-22, 17:54
blue matt

Re: Chester FC

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Lone Gunman

Chester have postponed their game on Saturday. Congratulations to the Welsh government. A massive victory in the battle against Covid-19 has been won. A small English non-league football club has had to call off a match. This is why Drakeford and Co were elected.

I wonder if the Welsh government will pay the clubs wages this week ? ? ?
11-01-22, 18:29
logic

Re: Chester FC

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Originally Posted by trampie09

Wales is Wales, it's binary, it's either in Wales or it's not and it's in Wales, it should not matter if it's 1foot or 100 miles inside Wales it's Wales and Welsh rules should apply.

Logic would indicate that to serve court papers, for example, they would be delivered to the registered offices. The registered offices for Chester FC are in England.

Logic would love to know how the Jack believes fines et al would be actioned in Welsh courts against an English company?
11-01-22, 18:35
Citizen's Nephew

Re: Chester FC

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Lone Gunman

Chester have postponed their game on Saturday. Congratulations to the Welsh government. A massive victory in the battle against Covid-19 has been won. A small English non-league football club has had to call off a match. This is why Drakeford and Co were elected.

It really does bring the anarchist out in me. I hate this sh*t.
11-01-22, 18:45
IanD

Re: Chester FC

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Originally Posted by logic

Logic would indicate that to serve court papers, for example, they would be delivered to the registered offices. The registered offices for Chester FC are in England.

Logic would love to know how the Jack believes fines et al would be actioned in Welsh courts against an English company?

Logically speaking, if an offence is committed in Wales, court papers are sent to the Company Secretary (or legal representatives thereof) which happen to have a registered office in England. Like when I get done for some traffic offence in Wales but live in England.
12-01-22, 10:58
logic

Re: Chester FC

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Originally Posted by IanD

Logically speaking, if an offence is committed in Wales, court papers are sent to the Company Secretary (or legal representatives thereof) which happen to have a registered office in England. Like when I get done for some traffic offence in Wales but live in England.

Logically speaking, traffic offences aren't devolved powers.

Logically speaking, it's hard to see in this case where jurisdiction lies.
12-01-22, 11:27
trampie09

Re: Chester FC

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Originally Posted by logic

Logically speaking, traffic offences aren't devolved powers.

Logically speaking, it's hard to see in this case where jurisdiction lies.

It's not hard to see where the jurisdiction lies it's in Wales and that is the end of it, that fact trump's all, all the rest is just deflection and noise, it's Welsh soil so Welsh rules, at least it should be and so far the Welsh officials are doing the correct thing, I hope that continues.

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