Ashley Cole's appeal against Wednesday's verdict will argue that the FA Premier League rule banning players from sounding out other clubs with a view to a possible transfer is an unjustifiable restraint of trade.
Fiscal restraints mean transfers fees are rare in Scotland, with the vast majority of deals done under freedom of contract, but Collins insists that has not been playing on his mind.
The animals were placed into a warming chamber for 20 minutes at 38°C to dilate tail arteries, transferred to a restraint, and a tail cuff was slipped around the base of the tail.
"I can't keep saying we don't take our chances, otherwise I'll go crazy and the supporters will too," said the Dutch maestro, whose wilful restraint in the transfer market has left Bayern far behind the music and is threatening another loud autumn of discontent.
Other managers of smaller clubs lucky enough to have coveted players on their books see transfer windows as tantamount to restraint of trade.
"Their apparent relative restraint in this transfer window may reflect an increasing focus on clubs achieving more sustainable levels of expenditure relative to revenues".
The deputies, wearing gas masks and white Hazmat suits, piled in and attempted to place her in restraints before a cell transfer.
Exclusion criteria included aspects related to time restraints and the hospital (transfer to another department, lost to early discharge, isolation due to communicable disease).
The aftermath included the use of restraints, hoods and the unlawful transfer of a minor to an adult prison.
The commissioner – now Colleen Gwynne – found the youths were subject to "inhumane" solitary confinement, inappropriate use of restraints and spithoods, and unlawful transfers to the adult prison.
