City launch legal action against the Premier League | Club & PL reach settlement | Proceedings dropped (p1147)

Probably pedantry but I think only City can "win" in this case because we brought the action and the PL has already implemented its rules. The best the PL can hope for is not to "lose". So, if we have any success at all we've "won" the case.

As far as I'm concerned, if the PL don't lose, they'll have got off with it on a technicality.
read some knob of a finance expert called Wilson say, the parties will agree to disagree, go their separate ways and have a re vote.
Little problem there, if they vote to keep the changes?
But this does show a change, the media are expecting the changes to get dropped, and are trying to claim victory for the PL. Stopping the APT rules may be our only proof that we have won, we will not win on all charges. you are right for me the PL, can not win, it can only not lose.
 
Can anyone explain what does this win mean in a big picture ?
 
It may be too early but you’ve got people commenting who have a vested interest in breaking the story, and I include Stefan in this.
I’m not saying he’s being negative with his comments, he’s not, he’s being balanced. The other two that are edging their bets might just have stolen a march if they are proven to be correct, whilst others will be in their slipstream.
For what it’s worth, the indications are that there may be elements of the case we have proven and hence the agenda item has been pulled. Time will tell.
 
Which is one of the reasons I ditched Twitter. The level of stupidity is only slightly lower than the level of hate and abuse people post. When you find yourself getting sucked into engaging with these morons it’s time to pack it in.
I opened a Chelsea fans eyes to the whole thing the other day. He was asking me what do you think will happen. I said nothing or maybe a fine for non cooperation. Then steered him in the direction of why do you think Newcastle haven't spent money with their very wealthy owners. Cogs turning, not sure why they've not. I said well maybe it's the tlfact ffp is hindering them because they don't bring money in they can't spend it. But it's OK for the rags to blow 200m a year because they bring it in. Ignore that they're almost at 1 billion in debt. And they got a renumeration package of 40m this year which if they didn't they would have failed ffp.

He sat up and went, they didn't receive money. I said they did have a Google of it. The Premier league is corrupt don't be blind to it I said.
 
I opened a Chelsea fans eyes to the whole thing the other day. He was asking me what do you think will happen. I said nothing or maybe a fine for non cooperation. Then steered him in the direction of why do you think Newcastle haven't spent money with their very wealthy owners. Cogs turning, not sure why they've not. I said well maybe it's the tlfact ffp is hindering them because they don't bring money in they can't spend it. But it's OK for the rags to blow 200m a year because they bring it in. Ignore that they're almost at 1 billion in debt. And they got a renumeration package of 40m this year which if they didn't they would have failed ffp.

He sat up and went, they didn't receive money. I said they did have a Google of it. The Premier league is corrupt don't be blind to it I said.
Unfortunately too few fans of other clubs know much about what’s going on. I spoke to a Newcastle fan at an England game and he didn’t have a fucking clue….even called us cheats…..staggering level of ignorance
 
Unfortunately too few fans of other clubs know much about what’s going on. I spoke to a Newcastle fan at an England game and he didn’t have a fucking clue….even called us cheats…..staggering level of ignorance
To be fair I have Harris’s alter ego Magic Twat to thank for finally making me see the futility of spending time blocking the idiots or, even worse, engaging with them.
 
Impossible to say until we know the nature of "the win". Presuming it just relates to the recent changes to the APT rules being dropped, rather than the APT rules being completely scrapped in their entirety.
I think that’s what we want anyway Ric as having carte blanche on APT could open the floodgates for Newcastle spending very big
 
Impossible to say until we know the nature of "the win". Presuming it just relates to the recent changes to the APT rules being dropped, rather than the APT rules being completely scrapped in their entirety.
Could be wrong but I don't think City challenged the APT rules in their entiretly, just the new amendments.
 
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