Liverpool and FSG might have avoided major contract headache after Super League decision
Players would have needed new contracts negotiated if the proposals were to came to fruition
03:00, 22 APR 2021
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There are still a plethora of questions swirling around presently in relation to the now failed European Super League plot, including what happens next and will those involved face any punishment.
Monday 19 April 2021 4:34 pm The legal issues around a European Super League: Can clubs really be banned from domestic leagues and players barred from World Cups?
Lionel Messi could be banned from the World Cup if Fifa follows through its threats over a breakaway European Super League (Getty Images)
The battle lines over a European Super League may have been drawn but a legal fight that could last for years is only just beginning.
Football authorities including the Premier League and Uefa have warned the rebel clubs they will be kicked out of existing domestic and European competitions if they push ahead.
Apr 17, 2021
James “Jim” Arnold Parsons, Sr., 68, of Triadelphia, WV, died unexpectedly at home on Thursday, April 15, 2021.
He was born on August 22, 1952, in Wheeling, WV, son of the late Dale A. and Mary L. Dobrzynski Parsons.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his brother, David Parsons; an infant brother; and father-in- law, George N. Junkins.
Jim was a skilled masonry contractor. He also worked as a coal miner for Valley Camp and at the B & O Railroad. He coached baseball, softball and flag football where he made an impact on many of the youth in the valley.
Miracle as stray dog reunited with owners after living on the streets for 5 years
Bay escaped from her owner s brother s house when he was looking after her, but the family are rejoicing after she was captured following five years of living rough
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Then, this month, volunteers for Missing Dogs Massachusetts were able to lay out some food and set a trap for the pup after a woman called to say she had noticed her wandering near her home and had been leaving out food for her.
Missing Dogs Massachusetts volunteers were able to wrangle Bay on Tuesday.
“How did this dog eat? How did it make five winters in Massachusetts?” a Needham Animal Control officer, David Parsons, told the Boston Globe. “‘Homeward Bound’ must be like a G movie compared to what this dog has gone through.”