PL charge City for alleged breaches of financial rules

Looks like the financial regulations are having the desired impact for certain clubs -

Most expensive signings of the summer:
  1. Florian Wirtz - Bayer Leverkusen to Liverpool - £116m
  2. Hugo Ekitike - Eintracht Frankfurt to Liverpool - £69m
  3. Bryan Mbeumo - Brentford to Manchester United - £65m
  4. Viktor Gyokeres - Sporting to Arsenal - £64m
  5. Matheus Cunha - Wolves to Manchester United - £62.5m
  6. Martin Zubimendi - Real Sociedad to Arsenal - £60m
They know we’ve won and will spend a f#cking shed load was it’s over. Last chance saloon.
 
Looks like the financial regulations are having the desired impact for certain clubs -

Most expensive signings of the summer:
  1. Florian Wirtz - Bayer Leverkusen to Liverpool - £116m
  2. Hugo Ekitike - Eintracht Frankfurt to Liverpool - £69m
  3. Bryan Mbeumo - Brentford to Manchester United - £65m
  4. Viktor Gyokeres - Sporting to Arsenal - £64m
  5. Matheus Cunha - Wolves to Manchester United - £62.5m
  6. Martin Zubimendi - Real Sociedad to Arsenal - £60m
Its going well for the red cartel whilst Newcastle Aston Villa have to tread carefully despite having the cash to spend big. Ricky Masters and UEFA doing a great job of protecting the status quo. Liverpool needed the Moores money to become a big club. That would not happen now. Most Liverpool fans will conveniently forget or not know this fact.
 
Looks like the financial regulations are having the desired impact for certain clubs -

Most expensive signings of the summer:
  1. Florian Wirtz - Bayer Leverkusen to Liverpool - £116m
  2. Hugo Ekitike - Eintracht Frankfurt to Liverpool - £69m
  3. Bryan Mbeumo - Brentford to Manchester United - £65m
  4. Viktor Gyokeres - Sporting to Arsenal - £64m
  5. Matheus Cunha - Wolves to Manchester United - £62.5m
  6. Martin Zubimendi - Real Sociedad to Arsenal - £60m
So what happened to the legendary net spend kings?
 
All this says to me that the architects of the current "financial sustainability" rules know they are about to be abandoned.
They ain’t it’s going to be in line with uefa but bit more leeway! Be all about annal wages % all that be interesting is if your over that % what point deductions going to be enforced?
 
Looks like the financial regulations are having the desired impact for certain clubs -

Most expensive signings of the summer:
  1. Florian Wirtz - Bayer Leverkusen to Liverpool - £116m
  2. Hugo Ekitike - Eintracht Frankfurt to Liverpool - £69m
  3. Bryan Mbeumo - Brentford to Manchester United - £65m
  4. Viktor Gyokeres - Sporting to Arsenal - £64m
  5. Matheus Cunha - Wolves to Manchester United - £62.5m
  6. Martin Zubimendi - Real Sociedad to Arsenal - £60m
And the scum are even running a dual accounting system which absolutely no-one is apparently investigating or challenging, but, the good news is, they're still scum and they've still got a shit team.

I hope they get smashed by Arsenal at home a week on Sunday in their 1st match. Maybe they need a triple accounting system to stop the wheels coming off from day 1.
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Scum!
 
Looks like the financial regulations are having the desired impact for certain clubs -

Most expensive signings of the summer:
  1. Florian Wirtz - Bayer Leverkusen to Liverpool - £116m
  2. Hugo Ekitike - Eintracht Frankfurt to Liverpool - £69m
  3. Bryan Mbeumo - Brentford to Manchester United - £65m
  4. Viktor Gyokeres - Sporting to Arsenal - £64m
  5. Matheus Cunha - Wolves to Manchester United - £62.5m
  6. Martin Zubimendi - Real Sociedad to Arsenal - £60m
Sesko going to number 2 on that list.
Surprised he’s gone to a club sacking people left, right and centre and, according to their owner, teetering on the edge of bankruptcy. No European football either, and no recent prize money to speak of and yet…
 
I know what your answer will be but are you insinuating that you've heard that we are ready to splash out and pay off Jack and Big Kal.....
Haha, exactly the opposite, sadly.

Too many of our players refusing to move on and run down their deals.

The same ones who all wanted rises and extensions after the Treble, as Txiki hinted towards.

Say what you want about Walker, and I've said plenty, but he chose playing before cash.

We dozed on the job.
 
Haha, exactly the opposite, sadly.

Too many of our players refusing to move on and run down their deals.

The same ones who all wanted rises and extensions after the Treble, as Txiki hinted towards.

Say what you want about Walker, and I've said plenty, but he chose playing before cash.

We dozed on the job.
And here was me thinking we'd done ok so far with transfers.

Levels mate :)
 
They know we’ve won and will spend a f#cking shed load was it’s over. Last chance saloon.
Wouldn't this be similar to insider trading - clubs acting in the knowledge of, but before an announcement? Similar to clubs acting pro-actively on knowledge of proposed rule changes. If United and Liverpool are getting the heads up from their appointee, Masters, that should be illegal too.
 
Wouldn't this be similar to insider trading - clubs acting in the knowledge of, but before an announcement? Similar to clubs acting pro-actively on knowledge of proposed rule changes. If United and Liverpool are getting the heads up from their appointee, Masters, that should be illegal too.
For insider trading you have to use inside information that is not publicly available. PL clubs may just be guessing, which is ok.
 
Wouldn't this be similar to insider trading - clubs acting in the knowledge of, but before an announcement? Similar to clubs acting pro-actively on knowledge of proposed rule changes. If United and Liverpool are getting the heads up from their appointee, Masters, that should be illegal too.
Bet youre not far from the truth , how can the rags plead poverty by xmas/if they dont win the europa , make 450 staff redundant in a cost cutting exercise to splurging 200 m ??
 
For insider trading you have to use inside information that is not publicly available. PL clubs may just be guessing, which is ok.
That's what is being implied here. Clubs knowing the outcome and spending because they know changes are afoot. Personally, I don't think that's the case, but it is annoying that United can spend way beyond the limit of £105m per year over three years, or whatever that rule is that is being conveniently overlooked or circumvented.
 
Wouldn't this be similar to insider trading - clubs acting in the knowledge of, but before an announcement? Similar to clubs acting pro-actively on knowledge of proposed rule changes. If United and Liverpool are getting the heads up from their appointee, Masters, that should be illegal too.
Definitely not illegal but not needed anyway as all clubs promise to treat each other fairly, equally and with respect.




Allegedly.
 

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