PL charge City for alleged breaches of financial rules

The comment by Simon Cliff at the PL meeting was basically the point where matters have started to turn nuclear.

The gloves are off
 
Betterdeedthan red said:
Excuse my ignorance but who's Simon Cliff
And what did he say.
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A senior Manchester City figure reportedly left club chiefs in astonishment at the end of the Premier League's shareholders meeting this week. According to a report by The Times, Simon Cliff, City's legal chief, appeared to question some clubs' motives in recent votes.

The report goes on to claim that although Cliff did not name any clubs, he told the Premier League's chairwoman, Alison Brittain, that he wanted the intervention noted in the minutes. It is further claimed Cliff's comments dominated the conversation between club executives once the meeting ended and they were filed under the 'any other business' section of the agenda.

www.liverpoolecho.co.uk

Man City chief leaves Premier League meeting in 'astonishment'

Manchester City are waiting to learn if they have been found guilty of the Premier League's 115 charges for alleged financial breaches
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mexico1970 said:
A senior Manchester City figure reportedly left club chiefs in astonishment at the end of the Premier League's shareholders meeting this week. According to a report by The Times, Simon Cliff, City's legal chief, appeared to question some clubs' motives in recent votes.

The report goes on to claim that although Cliff did not name any clubs, he told the Premier League's chairwoman, Alison Brittain, that he wanted the intervention noted in the minutes. It is further claimed Cliff's comments dominated the conversation between club executives once the meeting ended and they were filed under the 'any other business' section of the agenda.

www.liverpoolecho.co.uk

Man City chief leaves Premier League meeting in 'astonishment'

Manchester City are waiting to learn if they have been found guilty of the Premier League's 115 charges for alleged financial breaches
www.liverpoolecho.co.uk www.liverpoolecho.co.uk
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Well.
He sounds like a fucking good bloke who completely sees though this whole farce
 
Betterdeedthan red said:
Seriously does anyone think anyone at the club knows anything.
I know we all think things like haaland signing etc is a good thing.
But I'm not sure.
I am sure I've had enough though.
It'll all make the outcome even more sweet
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Do the club know the panel's decision? Clearly not

Do the club know if they've done anything illegal? I'd fucking hope so
 
Betterdeedthan red said:
Well.
He sounds like a fucking good bloke who completely sees though this whole farce
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What struck me about the headline in this stinking scouse rag is that it sounds like the verdict is something they are waiting for and not us, strange victim, compo faced cunts :)

Man City chief leaves Premier League meeting in 'astonishment' as Liverpool await 115 charges verdict​

 
nmc said:
Could also be related to the rushing thru of the APT amendments?
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Possibly. City could be trying to drive a wedge between United, Liverpool, Arsenal & Spurs and the other clubs. Making the point that the other clubs have been bullied into actions that aren’t in their interests.

I just think it’s quite feasible that City will be cleared of the serious charges but convicted of some or all of the non cooperation charges. In which case, when it comes to fighting over costs, the PL will try to argue that the costs increased because of City’s non cooperation. City would probably want to counter that by arguing that the fundamental basis of the charges was malicious and the insistence of the minute at the PL meeting was about putting that on record.
 
mexico1970 said:
What struck me about the headline in this stinking scouse rag is that it sounds like the verdict is something they are waiting for and not us, strange victim, compo faced cunts :)

Man City chief leaves Premier League meeting in 'astonishment' as Liverpool await 115 charges verdict​

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Sounds like another Echo headline "Cheeky Upstarts City have the Temerity to Fight Back"
 
willipp said:
Didn’t Simon Cliff used to be the lawyer man for the b list stars in trouble? Doesn’t fill me with confidence.
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Max Clifford, now in jail?
 
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