SD: There has been a continuous stream of comment. Judge: But not by Mr King? SD: Yes.
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SD: There has been a continuous stream of comment. Judge: But not by Mr King? SD: Yes.
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SD: The more comment there is, the more speculation there is in the press.
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Judge says that if King had revealed the 7 year notice period "the secure accommodation would have loomed pretty quickly"
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Judge: You want me to punish him for being in flagrant breach of the court order? SD: Yes.
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SD: This is not a situation where Mr King is being buttonholed as he gets in a car. This is an interview he arranged [with Sky].
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SD: Mr King liaised with Rangers press team before interview. He said things to Sky which were expressly prohibited by injunction.
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Counsel for SD tells court "this was an interview he arranged, the injunction meant he could not comment at all"
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SD: Point we make in Sky interview is journalist has gone to some length in considerable detail.
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King's affadavit says "I cannot recall if all the quotes in the article were made by me"
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King written statement states he cannot fully recall if all quotes were his.
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"I cannot remember the exact words attributed to me," King statement reads. Judge asks SD to prove the words were his.
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Judge: King denies in witness statement he breached the order.
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Judge: King has pointed out correctly words attributed in article don't appear in interview. You have to persuade me journalist is accurate.
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Judge: Just because journalists say something, it isn't always true. In football world, it's amazing how much is attributed to people.
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SD: Point I'm making is totally implausible journalist would have made up 15 lines of very detailed reported speech from King.
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Judge: It's not 15 lines. It's seven.
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Judge asking if Mr King and the journalist had a nice lunch and if any of the 32,000 bottles of wine... tails off.
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Im confused, the interview was on television no? so the journalists are just writing what he said in the interview on sky :confused:
Judge on Sky reporter Jim Whyte "Did Mr King give him a nice lunch and refreshments? A bottle of wine?"
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Judge: This would all be resolved by you putting Mr King in the box, whites of the eyes, and ask if what the journalist said was true.
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SD: King says I can't recall if those words are what I said.
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SD: He is not saying they weren't spoken, he says he cannot recall.
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Judge: have you contacted the journalist? SD: Not as far as I am aware. Judge: Why not? Perfect piece of evidence.
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Judge: You want me to send him to prison on a hearsay statement?
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Judge: He says on oath he didn't think he had his Rangers hat on (during interview).
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Judge suggests SD counsel has "fallen into a trap" by not having King give evidence.
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Sports Direct QC finishes. Judge says he "needn't trouble" Rangers. Application dismissed.
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All over. Big win for King.
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His lawyer had a shocker. He could have proved harm by king questioning at all whether the deal is a good one. The fans must back the deal.Quote:
Originally Posted by SunnyLeith
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Legal fees incurred by the huns in defending this tripe.Quote:
Originally Posted by Treadstone