IF, we are guilty, relegation will be the last of our worries.He was stupid to use the words relegated tbf , he shouldnt have said that
We will be looking for new ownership, but that is the biggest IF in istory.
IF, we are guilty, relegation will be the last of our worries.He was stupid to use the words relegated tbf , he shouldnt have said that
Jordan on talksport now saying 'I believe there is a case to answer' but that City will probably get away with it as there are to many 'powerfull entities, and 'vested interests' for us to be found guilty.
He's changed hus tune since yesterday.
In fairness, none of us on here know that for sure.“Get away with it?” The club has done fuck all wrong and now he is using Stefans own words to keep the pressure on the league. Now it’s not about how dishonest we are by disguising owner investment but about the politics behind the scenes. He is a fucking cretin.
A new narrative is being set now just incase the cheats one doesn't work.
I don't believe I've said anything like that regarding the sponsorship deals. CAS showed comprehensively that they're completely above board, which I've always maintained. Yet the PL have chosen to base their case around these, which beggars belief given the CAS outcome.I listened with interest (and no little admiration) to Stefan yesterday and do accept that the charges brought against us are very serious and that the penalties could be extremely severe should the club be found "guilty". The club could find itself facing serious criminal charges and executives possibly looking at custodial sentences. This seems unlikely and is very much the absolutely worst case scenario. Indeed it appears that the PL will be hard pressed to make any of the charges stick, even though there are 115 of them.
My problem is that my understanding of accountancy is limited (to say the least). In common with other posters I rely on PB to provide us with a professional analysis of the issues involved. Yesterday PB described some of the PL's understanding and conclusions of aspects of our accounts as "pretty desperate" but I believe that he has said on others that some of our sponsorship deals may be open to some question, though I believe his conclusion is that the sums involved are "immaterial". I understand this to mean that City admitted spending so much more than UEFA allowed that the sums involved in "owner investment" were so small as to be insignificant. For me this raises several questions. How many of the charges and what nature of charges would have to stick before the sanctions threatened real damage to our club? I suppose I am raising the question of proportionality. If City had claimed 5% of the overspend as sponsorship income which was disallowed now by the PL I would conclude that this was a minor technical breach and a very minor penalty incurred.
Comments please (PB).
Probably coincides with the batteries for his anal love eggs running out.Jordan on talksport now saying 'I believe there is a case to answer' but that City will probably get away with it as there are to many 'powerfull entities, and 'vested interests' for us to be found guilty.
He's changed hus tune since yesterday.
The media climbdown begins...Jordan on talksport now saying 'I believe there is a case to answer' but that City will probably get away with it as there are to many 'powerfull entities, and 'vested interests' for us to be found guilty.
He's changed hus tune since yesterday.
In fairness, none of us on here know that for sure.
Probably coincides with the batteries for his anal love eggs running out.
I imagine he's regretting that - it was a mistake as he knew the Talksport knives would be out for anything like that , even with the "if". Apart from that it was pretty good.He was stupid to use the words relegated tbf , he shouldnt have said that