Someone did call you a journalist though…….
Not the worst thing he’s been called.
Someone did call you a journalist though…….
Same oneIs this a 2nd video - or the same one?
Phew, at least it's not clear & organised then ;)Same one
Where is the benefit to us of holding stuff back then rely on it at the tribunal stage?Maybe our co-operation hasn't been as complete as has been imagined, and some evidence has been kept back. Information and statements from sponsors and other externals, for example, which is the most compelling evidence, in fact. Evidence that the club feels that the PL didn't have the right to ask for, but which can be provided at the right time. Would explain the non-cooperation charge, why none of the underlying issues seem to have been cleared, and the number of alleged breaches. If the PL didn't get such compelling evidence they would have no option but to refer the alleged breaches to a disciplinary panel.
Just a guess.
A sad day for football.When that announcement came over the tannoy on that sad day. “We’ve run out of chips”
I think ultimately for whoever put this video together it’s a waste of money. It will have no impact on the outcome of our case with the PL and will have restricted views. I wouldn’t mind betting that more City fans have seen it than fans of other clubs. Either way it will change nobody’s opinion. It’s howling at the moon, pissing in the wind, a comfort for those who want to believe we are guilty but at the end of the day an expensive waste of money.this is my concern
I want to be comforted by the well considered and experience based views I read on here - but that video must have taken a fair bit of money to put together - and it has been done for the purpose of continuing the conditioning the majority of fans I assume
It makes me feel that the PL are going to be forced by the red shirts to 'go for it' because - fuck it there is no appeal process
It will be just CITY fans screaming that it was unfair - all the conditioned people won't give a fuck
Where is the benefit to us of holding stuff back then rely on it at the tribunal stage?
I think ultimately for whoever put this video together it’s a waste of money. It will have no impact on the outcome of our case with the PL and will have restricted views. I wouldn’t mind betting that more City fans have seen it than fans of other clubs. Either way it will change nobody’s opinion. It’s howling at the moon, pissing in the wind, a comfort for those who want to believe we are guilty but at the end of the day an expensive waste of money.
If it helps, I haven't watched or have any intention of doing so. Fuck 'em all.Its been discussed all week on the charges thread. Unless this is a different one?
Wish people wouldn't share it and give it the attention they want.
Is it not more likely due to the rule changes where the PL now seemingly have carte blanche to demand information and documents at will? Given the date of the alleged breaches you'd think City would argue that those rules didn't exist back then and told them we're not going to demand sponsors books to pass on to the PL just because they asked nicely.Because in an investigation phase, the PL would be entitled to ask for further information based on the information handed over to them. A fishing expedition, if you will. At the disciplinary panel stage, the PL has to prove the alleged breaches with the evidence they have.
Also, I imagine, because the club doesn't trust the security of the PL process having experienced the UEFA leaks, quite rightly with the increasing number of "leaks" from the PL process. Why submit commercially sensitive information and top executives to a process you don't trust? I would hope the panel has a degree of confidentiality that the investigation didn't.
I haven't seen it either, wouldn't even know of it's existence if I hadn't read about it on here.If it helps, I haven't watched or have any intention of doing so. Fuck 'em all.
A ground-breaking announcement though; later used by semi-conductor manufacturers across the globe.When that announcement came over the tannoy on that sad day. “We’ve run out of chips”
It's already been explained by a couple of posters. Personally, I don't think we should be tipping up any commercially sensitive information that could fall into the hands of our rivals but I'm also guessing it's to do with trusting the PL to be impartial, and why would we when we know that Masters was appointed CEO of the PL with the blessing of two of our biggest rivals? I wouldn't trust the **** as far as I could throw him. We didn't feel the UEFA investigation was impartial either and stopped co-operating when the leaks started, saying we'll provide all our evidence at CAS. This feels like a bit of a re-run of that process in that we'll provide our evidence to the independent panel instead and that's fine by me.Where is the benefit to us of holding stuff back then rely on it at the tribunal stage?
I'd go with a more sinister reason myself. How did it come to peoples attention by the way? Was it promoted by Morgan for instance?That video on YouTube... has that been done anonymously because of potential legal problems? Is someone worried about getting sued?
I got that impression. Morgan and then Talksport have highlighted it a few times, especially Jordan. It was quite funny actually, Jordan urged people to go watch it and Jim White said "who's it been made by some Middle Eastern rival to Abu Dhabi" to which Jordan stumbled and then said "there's a lot of european faces in there" as a counterpoint.I'd go with a more sinister reason myself. How did it come to peoples attention by the way? Was it promoted by Morgan for instance?
I think ultimately for whoever put this video together it’s a waste of money. It will have no impact on the outcome of our case with the PL and will have restricted views. I wouldn’t mind betting that more City fans have seen it than fans of other clubs. Either way it will change nobody’s opinion. It’s howling at the moon, pissing in the wind, a comfort for those who want to believe we are guilty but at the end of the day an expensive waste of money.
"You are hereby accused of cheating, admit it and we'll fuck you up royally and forever"Maybe our co-operation hasn't been as complete as has been imagined, and some evidence has been kept back. Information and statements from sponsors and other externals, for example, which is the most compelling evidence, in fact. Evidence that the club feels that the PL didn't have the right to ask for, but which can be provided at the right time. Would explain the non-cooperation charge, why none of the underlying issues seem to have been cleared, and the number of alleged breaches. If the PL didn't get such compelling evidence they would have no option but to refer the alleged breaches to a disciplinary panel.
Just a guess.