meltonblue
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He’s spot on there and it works both ways too. Just got to wait til the verdict.
Firstly, I’m not suggesting anyone gives them the clicks they crave. I’m not gonna watch it. You only have to see the thumbnail to get the drift…
“Are City guilty?” screams the headline.
Carragher and Scholes as judge and jury.
Imagine if they did this for a fucking murder case, they’d be taken off air.
But City is fair game in the court of public opinion.
We can only be relegated once the PL commission don’t have any powers over the football league so it’s BSSeen some bellend ex Everton CEO or something saying he’s heard whispers from the court that a settlement will be agreed and it will result in 1, possibly 2 relegations
WTF.. what planet is he on? As if city would agree to settle the case with that!!!!
They must have gotten their estimate from the same people who did the estimate on my new kitchen.Oh dear. The Times are reporting that the Premier League budgeted 8 million for legal bills. They have already spent 45 million on the Everton, Leicester etc cases.
To be fair, not much tangible information has come out since page one of the thread and we’re now on page 7115 ;)
And/or they are getting pissed off with how the Premier League is being run. Don't forget they were criticised for the legal bill they tried, and failed, to get Everton to pay. They were also criticised for appealing the Leicester judgement which added to the legal costs. All the so called smaller clubs need the PL handout but are seeing it wasted.Reading the last few pages on here and the mood seems abit more pessimistic, but I’ve just read articles where the premier league clubs are starting to worry the legal costs of this battle will cost them all money as it will be taken from prize funds… surely that means they’re all abit worried the PL will lose the case and will be footing the legal costs…
Mansoor should buy out the pl. If we can have the Emirates fa cup then no problem with the Etihad premiership ;-)And/or they are getting pissed off with how the Premier League is being run. Don't forget they were criticised for the legal bill they tried, and failed, to get Everton to pay. They were also criticised for appealing the Leicester judgement which added to the legal costs. All the so called smaller clubs need the PL handout but are seeing it wasted.
Not going to into great depth but the monies RA lent Chelsea wasn’t in one year but it was over multiple years to support losses that again had occurred over those years.A sizeable chunk going back to 2004
Had those losses happened over a 3 year cycle there would be absolutely no doubt that FFP charges would have been laid and almost certainly proven.
RA packaged all monies he had “ invested” in Chelsea into a debt not at Football Club level but into the holding company and that included his initial investment to purchase the shares from Bates and pay of the outstanding Euro Bond.
I am speaking from memory now so apologies if my memory is confused but didn’t Cities owners in effect write of substantial sums by Turing debt into equity ?
He’s spot on there and it works both ways too. Just got to wait til the verdict.
The only thing I’ve learned since the hearing began is that Stefan is retiring to the Bahamas with a fortune earned on TS.To be fair, not much tangible information has come out since page one of the thread and we’re now on page 7115 ;)
The interest would count as spend on ffp account.People confuse loans with losses. There is nothing to stop an owner loaning a billion to their club. They just wouldn't be able to spend it if it resulted in losses over the FFP limit. It's one of these red-herrings that City fans cling to when they discuss the allegations against us. Shouldn't, really.
Now I think about it, though, Mansour should put a billion into the club and let it earn interest. FFP problems with the PL solved in perpetuity ....
Oh dear. The Times are reporting that the Premier League budgeted 8 million for legal bills. They have already spent 45 million on the Everton, Leicester etc cases.
Reading the last few pages on here and the mood seems abit more pessimistic, but I’ve just read articles where the premier league clubs are starting to worry the legal costs of this battle will cost them all money as it will be taken from prize funds… surely that means they’re all abit worried the PL will lose the case and will be footing the legal costs…
The only thing I’ve learned since the hearing began is that Stefan is retiring to the Bahamas with a fortune earned on TS.
I assume that does not include an amount for the current farce.Oh dear. The Times are reporting that the Premier League budgeted 8 million for legal bills. They have already spent 45 million on the Everton, Leicester etc cases.
The interest would count as spend on ffp account.