PL charge City for alleged breaches of financial rules

[Chappie]

And we still don't know what is in those emails between him and PL Club Directors which they were forced by a Judge to share with City's legal team!

We will do when we charge them with "non cooperation "

 

[117 M34]

Leicester charged again for PSR breaches

 

[bigA]

Leicester charged again for PSR breaches

And the "what about City" brigade appear again, finding us guilty already and spouting more unproven and unsubstantiated shit about us

My simple question to each and every one of those people, would you still be spouting such shit if it was your club that was owned by Sheikh Mansour and had our riches and success? Somehow, I think they'll be singing a different tune.

 

[deano ou812]

Leicester charged again for PSR breaches

Am I being thick they are being charged for breaching PSR rules when in the championship how is that anything to do with the premier league or is it because they got promoted off the back of it,still seems a load of bollocks to me,when other clubs are being assisted to circumvent the rules..

 

[Prestwich_Blue]

I was in a work call yesterday and it was a complete pile on.
‘You can’t cheat and complain about being cheated’,
‘Couldn’t happen to a nicer club’
etc…

You work for the PL then?

 

[A590 blues]

Leicester charged again for PSR breaches

Huge pile on HYS on BBC...do we have a big game tonight?

 

[A590 blues]

And the "what about City" brigade appear again, finding us guilty already and spouting more unproven and unsubstantiated shit about us

My simple question to each and every one of those people, would you still be spouting such shit if it was your club that was owned by Sheikh Mansour and had our riches and success? Somehow, I think they'll be singing a different tune.

 

[A590 blues]

Had this removed within 1 min .
Someone asked what about City

 

[Kippax77]

Leicester charged again for PSR breaches

Fat Masters is like a dog with a bone

 

[dickie davies]

YES

 

[gray740]

Had this removed within 1 min .
Someone asked what about City

That's all that's on the hys wankers

 

[Groke]

Had this removed within 1 min .
Someone asked what about City

Ask what about utd, you know with their £75m COVID allowance - that's more relevant to a PSR discussion than city's case

 

[MeatnSpudsMCFC]

wHaT aBoUt CiTeH

 

[half & half derby scarf]

Every reply to the Leicester story is about City getting let off. Reminds me of the days of pitchforks and Pendle witches. Come to think of it they did all vote for Reform UK, so perhaps we are living in the dark ages again.

 

[Eric Hitchmough]

But but but what about

 

[Tbilisi]

Every reply to the Leicester story is about City getting let off. Reminds me of the days of pitchforks and Pendle witches. Come to think of it they did all vote for Reform UK, so perhaps we are living in the dark ages again.

BBC Lefty Luvvies and Reform ffs

 

[oakiecokie]

And the "what about City" brigade appear again, finding us guilty already and spouting more unproven and unsubstantiated shit about us

My simple question to each and every one of those people, would you still be spouting such shit if it was your club that was owned by Sheikh Mansour and had our riches and success? Somehow, I think they'll be singing a different tune.

The difference is we are not being "charged" with PSR.

 

[W11Nchenko]

'we reserve the right to fail comments which are considered to be off-topic for the discussion or are derailing the discussion onto a different topic'

article about everton: ‘city are guilty until proven innocent’ x200

article about forest: ‘city are guilty until proven innocent’ x200

article about leicester: ‘city are guilty until proven innocent’ x200

 

[half & half derby scarf]

BBC Lefty Luvvies and Reform ffs

Hardly lefty luvvies. The complete opposite in fact:

After the BBC took Gary Lineker off air for his comments, many on the left accused the BBC of double standards, citing examples such as the fact Alan Sugar (who stars in the BBC’s The Apprentice) faced no repercussions after posting a clearly political tweet showing Jeremy Corbyn next to Hitler in 2018.

In response to the Gary Lineker saga, the Shadow Secretary for Culture, Lucy Powell said it “raised serious questions about the government’s role in upholding BBC impartiality” and that “the BBC capitulated to a Tory cancel campaign, orchestrated by Ministers and Conservative Members with their friends in the press”.

The BBC also has a long history of Conservative ties to the top jobs at the Corporation: former Conservative Cabinet Minister, Chris Patten, was Chairman of the BBC Trust from 2011-14; former chairman of the right-of-centre magazine The Spectator, Andrew Neil, hosted two of its leading politics programmes; and the current BBC Director General, Tim Davie, had previously been involved with the Hammersmith and Fulham Conservative Association and had once been a candidate for the local council but failed to be elected.

Perhaps the most concerning tie between the BBC and the right was through the BBC’s former chairman, Richard Sharp. A cross-party committee of MPs found the BBC chair, who is responsible for maintaining the independence of the BBC, made “significant errors of judgement” by facilitating an £800,000 loan guarantee for Boris Johnson while he was Prime Minister. Mr Sharp is also a major Conservative party donor who was on the board of the conservative think tank, the Centre for Policy Studies. Ms Powell accused the government of “serious damage” to the reputation of the BBC by appointing Mr Sharp.

 

[SilverFox2]

You work for the PL then?

Strange thing that most never mention football when we win but suddenly show an interest when we lose.