Anyone reading this as anything but a significant victory for City is either mental or wumming.
Go on..
Anyone reading this as anything but a significant victory for City is either mental or wumming.
That is for related transactions. Could the PL apply something else for APT?For UEFA accounting ALL revenue (and all relevant expenses) have to be fair value (which I have taken as FMV but perhaps that has a distinct measure).
Now checked fair value appears to be the recognised FMV definition https://documents.uefa.com/r/UEFA-C...ions-2023/J.7-Definition-of-fair-value-Online View attachment 168924
Sure, but APT and FMV were designed by our rivals to target our deals – and that’s exactly what they did, and failed. It would be interesting to know what happened to the other AD deals they blocked.They were always treated the same as other clubs on FMV and APT. As if the PL would ever accept that they haven't been treated equally historically
What do you think the club were trying to get out of APT2?
Go on..It’s a significant win. If you don’t see it that way, great, you crack straight on.
sorted and know why he's gone now ;)Sure, but APT and FMV were designed by Levy to target our deals – and that’s exactly what they did, and failed. It would be interesting to know what happened to the other AD deals they blocked.
Not for just related transactions - says for all elements of football earnings (related or not) https://documents.uefa.com/r/UEFA-C...o-the-calculation-of-football-earnings-OnlineThat is for related transactions. Could the PL apply something else for APT?
Why?I shouldn't come on here. I thought we'd done ok but now I'm not fucking sure
No deals were blocked. Etihad was outstanding (obviously approved at some level for 24 and 25 and now seemingly for the rest of the 10 years), AD First Bank slightly adjusted and the hotel deal approved. And the first bit was not established by City in APT1.Sure, but APT and FMV were designed by our rivals to target our deals – and that’s exactly what they did, and failed. It would be interesting to know what happened to the other AD deals they blocked.
Remember when Khaldoon was supposedly overheard saying he would rather employ the best lawyers in the World to tie the PL up for years rather than give in?
I think that’s what we have been doing and, to get us to stop, the PL have given City something worth taking.
We don’t know what it is but our usual sources are spelling it out. That’s all we are getting.
Why...what did the female beating **** tweet?Collymore deleted his tweet, shitbag
We don't know but it can mount up quickly because of compounding - could be £200m over 10 years easily). Also it doesnt work like that. They don't compare with what they allowed 10 years ago - they look at current FMV.Do you know how much the financial difference is between City getting the full value of the Etihad deal and what the PL would have previously allowed over the ten years?
See neither the BBC or Sky can bring themselves to even put forward the slightest suggestion that this is a positive outcome for City
City didn't say 23371 officially at least. Don't know what Chinese company you mean but City never mentioned one in the APT hearing. Etihad sponsorship exceed Emirates by a lot. The test is not domicile - it is whether they are Associated. In fairness, Infinite Athlete was an APT for Chelsea and had to have FMV approval too.I don’t accept that for a moment. For example what in APT rules was used to block a Chinese company from sponsoring us? Why was the Etihad sponsorship valued below a very similar deal between Arsenal and Emirates? What is the difference between an AbuDhabi company which is not related sponsoring us and US companies sponsoring US owned clubs? City clearly thought they were treated differently. See post 23371 above.
The new sponsorship deal will allow us to land some great deals in league two