Rude? Maybe Mr Brady knows more answers than most on here. Tricky to grasp, perhaps.

Another view, taken from a City forum:
Multi-millionaire Labour donor evicts hundreds, maybe thousands, of local people from a community sports hall to turn it into a Category 2 Football Academy. Labour donor receives nearly half a million quid from the Premier League to help run the Academy. Labour Council owns the sports hall and has a lease that says he can't do it, yet does nothing after making a bit of noise. That will be how the world sees it if it hits the national press.

Blunderside keep on about Allams giving to lots of sports, other than loans to Hull City AFC and rovers can any one name one?
Please don't mention Hull Uni every one knows that was to buy his docturet

Yes, rude. It's a discussion forum on which participants share clarification and debate. Could be tricky to grasp, but as Mr Brady isn't a member on here he isn't going to reply. I threw the questions out there to see if anyone else could shed light - just a thought. If people don't know the answers, they don't reply - no biggie.

But to reply in the manner you did was rude and unnecessary, in my book.

Brady's official statement

And the fast-emerging hero of the local media, Angus Young, tweets Allam's official statement: https://twitter.com/angus_young61/statu ... 3542603776

And the fast-emerging hero of the local media, Angus Young, tweets Allam's official statement: https://twitter.com/angus_young61/statu ... 3542603776

Much of the cost would be notional rather than actual as the council has its own legal department so wouldn't have to pay solicitors fees. The main expense would be the cost of instructing external barristers and paying the court fees.

I know our council are not the best but even the most moderate person can see that Allam is behaving like a child.
He has given over the years to many good causes millions of pounds but this spat with the council is bitter and twisted.

I'm certainly no legal expert but I'm sure there may be breaches of the Human Rights Act here.

If existing disabled and/or disadvantaged users have been effectively evicted from the Airco then the SMC and by doing nothing, the Council, may find themselves in breach of HRA. Allam needs to realise that, for all its problems, we are still living in a democracy and not the plutocracy that exists in his imagination

I am going to spit my dummy out now , I honestly hope that hull city are relegated from the premier league and it costs these two despicable individuals a lot of money. The old mans statement of I do it for the the community is the the biggest lie he has ever told. He does what he does for his own benevolence. I hope they go down and do a Wigan or a Fulham, and end up bottom of the championship.

Allams have already said the groups using the Airco aren't his responsibility. He would probably enjoy the Council being declared as in breach of the HRA. As said already, failure by the council to act now IMO just gives a passive mandate for the eviction of Hull FC at a point in the future of Allam's choosing. Brady can be as animated as he likes in interview, but other than trying to accommodate some of the casualties of Allam's acts, nothing is being actioned. At all.

We should poison him with radioactive tea.

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Absolutely, it is still the people who decide who is in charge of doing what the City of London, media moguls and major campaign donors tell them.