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PL charge City for alleged breaches of financial rules
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Alan Harper's Tash
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They’ve entered “football bantz” this season and have targeted Chelsea and Spurs already.Ah right.
Woosh.
They're not quite Paddy Power or Specsavers.
If they did deliver it they can take that abomination that they laughably call a pizza right fucking back.
deano ou812
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Think there saying the premier league hasn’t delivered on a points deduction where as they can deliver pizza’s that is of course..trying to be funny stick to shite pizzas..Eh? I don't get it or am I being really thick?
Centurions
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Are they just nicking the idea from others or is it the same advertising company who think they're "edgy" and "down with the kids"?
gordondaviesmoustache
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Domino’s is wank.
eastmanc
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Laugh, I never started.Dominoes trying to be funny in suggesting they would deliver a pizza to the Etihad, whereas the PL don’t seem to be able to deliver a points deduction there.
Hilarious.
Fuck me I’ve seen funnier funeral’s.
Not only have we ruined football it’s seems we’ve also ruined ‘banter’ too.
Haven't Forest failed the PSR by £35.0m? A figure that they could have received by accepting an offer for Brennan Johnson within the accounting period on which they have been assessed.The whole thing is turning from a shambles to a complete fucking shambles.
However by doing what was best for their club and holding out to eventually get £47.5m, therefore making more profit which presumably would mean they are in a better financial position to ensure their sustainability, they have failed the PSR rules.
And so are now deducted points which could impact on future revenues and make them less sustainable. How can the PSR be fit for purpose if they are penalising clubs for making decisions which are made in the best long term interest of the clubs?