PL charge City for alleged breaches of financial rules

[Churchlawtonblue]

No wonder Jordan has been backtracking the last week or so

Too late for Jordan, he has let his mouth cost him big time.

 

[mancity dan]

 

[GaudinoMotors]

City probably don't want to do this - but they have no alternative. They know that any exoneration or wrist slap, will bring the usual pond slimes out with the "gotaway", "expensive lawyers", "bought off" jibes - as we've had since cas cleared us.
Would be lovely to see Mrs Malaprop, Jordan in court.

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

City probably don't want to do this - but they have no alternative. They know that any exoneration or wrist slap, will bring the usual pond slimes out with the "gotaway", "expensive lawyers", "bought off" jibes - as we've had since cas cleared us.
Would be lovely to see Mrs Malaprop, Jordan in court.

I feel Jordan has always consciously (barely) stayed the right side of the line. I would say saying he thinks ‘there is a case to answer’ isn’t in quite the same place as ‘the accounts don’t add up‘ (Carragher).

 

[mancboy]

as the quote says, when you come for the king you best not miss and these fuckers brought a water pistol to a war.

 

[mancboy]

Too late for Jordan, he has let his mouth cost him big time.

i think jordan thought talksport would protect him and is just now realising that a pathetic little radio station who employs youtubers and washed up pros who cant get a decent job doesnt have the clout he thought it did.

 

[KS55]

We have reviewed their evidence and…….they have zilch.

 

[halfcenturyup]

He may be super confident for no other reason than he trusts Khaldoon’s word.

... And, tbf, he isn't going to say "yes, Jesus, I'm worried as fuck".

 

[BAB.DAB]

Sky sports news might have received a letter, they reporters say ' alleged breaches ' instead of 115 charges and pull up guests who say 115 charges

 

[GaudinoMotors]

I feel Jordan has always consciously (barely) stayed the right side of the line. I would say saying he thinks ‘there is a case to answer’ isn’t in quite the same place as ‘the accounts don’t add up‘ (Carragher).

He's certainly been more circumspect. Perhaps the occaisional lapse into "falsley inflating the market", territory. Definitely a lot of "sovereign state" - but I imagine contesting that won't be a priority - too complex and intrusiveley indicreet.