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

[bobbyowenquiff]

He was the one I listened to in car on way home and I was shouting at the radio

“What the fuck are you on about”

Did the BBC actually report the story as based on the Judges's statement. Did they really just publish the two statements from City and the PL with absolutely no context. Totally incompetent.

 

[Time will pass me by]

Loads of support from West Ham, Everton, Newcastle, Villa, etc fans from other clubs against Masters, the PL, and the Red Shirt Cartel clubs and their fans.

City aren’t hated by all footba

Does anyone have a list of the clubs with the dodgy 0% shareholder loans?

 

[Grassland Blue]

Ian Darke, once a **** always a ****. Get back to whittering about the cost of our bench you deluded red loving thick prick

limp dick would possibly be more accurate.....

 

[LangleyBlue1970]

I’ve been starting that every Monday this year…….

Same

 

[city2]

On a side note if the premier league have been found out about their rules , we now need a investigation into var just to finish this corrupt lot off.

 

[Zin Zimmer]

Go spend 500m in January, fuck it, fam

Arsenal should be made accountable the shareholder cunts

 

[ufo]

Both sides definitely 'won' though...

you are @malg and you can keep your 1-1 with you.

 

[bennyboy]

Need the bestest banner ever for our next home game.......

We had that last Saturday.

 

[mancboy]

 

[reddishblue]

I look forward to seeing Newcastle announce a £1bn sponsorship deal from a Saudi Chainsaw manufacturer and a Riyadh-based stone supplier.

Don't forget they have MASSIVE sand investments too.

 

[bobbyowenquiff]

I have no doubt that the media (especially Harris) will be all over that particular aspect of the report. We know they love a good email trail to show proof of guilt.

You can be sure Newcastle's legal team will be studying it closely.

 

[IcriedwhenTueartleft]

Matt Lawton - The Times -: "Crucially, the panel deemed the rules to be unlawful, and in breach of competition law “by object”, a serious and damning infringement akin to price-fixing by cartel members."
Cartel members - that’s your club Arse, LFC and Utd...cheats = real actual, proven in court cheating...

 

[chris85mcfc]

Depends what evidence CAS had vs what the PL had and put before the panel - plus the PL now has a raging hard-on for City so even if one charge sticks I suspect they'll be inclined to go in hard and dry.

I actually think this is the beginning of the end for the PL anyway - shit refereeing and shit legal frameworks. The PL was created when the Clubs moved away from existing ecosystem and I suspect the same will happen again.

I mean, your 2nd paragraph does sound like sour grapes, now that the chickens have come home to roost.

I doubt you'll be the only fan of clubs that play in red, that will now be suggesting the PL is on its backside now that the tables have been turned.

With the irony being of cause, that everything was hunky-dory, refs were great, and the rules worked just fine, when yourselves and United were winning everything.

 

[Churchlawtonblue]

Aren’t Everton’s loans going to be settled as part of their takeover ?

I don't know, I guess so. But if they have to be factored in to PSR it's going to complicate things.

 

[wattle]

BBC painting it as a win for the premier league pretty much! Shock!

It’s like being charged with 20 murders and only being found guilty of 7. By their reckoning if we get found not guilty on 58 charges but guilty on 57 we’re in the clear!!! Desperate twats

 

[Delboy352]

Costs (including compensation) should be shouldered by the PL and the 8 clubs who brought evidence. No reason at all why we should lose money over it. Divide it by 9 and the job’s done…

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

Apologies if already posted, I’m still catching up!

 

[patrickblue]

Does anyone have a list of the clubs with the dodgy 0% shareholder loans?

 

[tregyblue61]

Alison Brittan is not his understudy View attachment 134270

Whilst Brittain may the Chair of the Premier League, it is Masters as Chief Executive that holds the highest position and authority of the Premier League.

When Scudamore left - with a very hefty handshake - as Excutive Chairman, that position was split into: Chief Executive and Chair.

 

[ancoats]

Just Like the football side of Manchester City get very little credit written or given to our achievements

The media will never bite the hand that feeds them and again they are hiding the clear FACT Manchester City have won this Legal case against the Premier League,