PL charge City for alleged breaches of financial rules

M18CTID said:
Think you're getting mixed up with the APT rules?
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The APT rules are part of the PSR rules. I thought. It is a mechanism of assessing towards the psr rules.

The end result is still the same, as I see it. We accepted the APT rules are valid, but then the overall PSR rules are getting scrapped, including APT.
 
M18CTID said:
It's always the way with this thread mate - posting positive "info" is fine and it doesn't need to be questioned but post some negative "info" and the pitchforks are out. I got the same treatment last year when I posted something that I thought was worth sharing - even though I ultimately didn't believe it - because it came from someone who is a well known name amongst City fans.

As such, it would be totally wrong for me to say that @Nicholas van Whatsisface has made it up. I believe he's simply posting in good faith as I and others have. I would add that I wouldn't get too worried if people on the PL's side are expressing confidence. Tony Evans said the same about UEFA just before the CAS verdict came out and look what happened there.
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Thanks mate.

You hit on the point that the ‘hard of reading’ seem to have misinterpreted in my original post, which is that these guys weren’t saying ‘the PL has won, City are fucked’, or claiming they’d seen the judgement yet.

They weren’t claiming to be sharing a confidential legal decision not yet in the public domain with me.

What they did do was dismiss City’s position as being a load of hot air which didn’t adequately demonstrate our innocence on the main substance of the charges, and which was perceived (by the PL) as lacking credibility.

They were also generally very confident the PL’s position would be upheld in the final judgement.

But they gave no indication that the judgement was in - so my read was that this wasn’t based on anything more than the internal impressions of the process so far at the PL.

But the PL have consistently been guilty of overconfidence bordering on arrogance through a series of embarrassing and damaging judgements over the last few years, so this doesn’t need to be read as any different from any of that.

Which is the point you’re making.

People seem to be misconstruing my message as saying these guys were sharing the result of the judgement with me - which I never, ever claimed.
 
So safe to say that both sides in a legal tribunal are confident that the outcome will be favourable to themselves. Like both boxers claiming victory at the final bell.
 
Nicholas van Whatsisface said:
Thanks mate.

You hit on the point that the ‘hard of reading’ seem to have misinterpreted in my original post, which is that these guys weren’t saying ‘the PL has won, City are fucked’, or claiming they’d seen the judgement yet.

They weren’t claiming to be sharing a confidential legal decision not yet in the public domain with me.

What they did do was dismiss City’s position as being a load of hot air which didn’t adequately demonstrate our innocence on the main substance of the charges, and which was perceived (by the PL) as lacking credibility.

They were also generally very confident the PL’s position would be upheld in the final judgement.

But they gave no indication that the judgement was in - so my read was that this wasn’t based on anything more than the internal impressions of the process so far at the PL.

But the PL have consistently been guilty of overconfidence bordering on arrogance through a series of embarrassing and damaging judgements over the last few years, so this doesn’t need to be read as any different from any of that.

Which is the point you’re making.

People seem to be misconstruing my message as saying these guys were sharing the result of the judgement with me - which I never, ever claimed.
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Burden of proof lies with the PL though. Having said that, I wouldn’t be surprised if the majority of the charges are ‘not proven’ which means we can not face any sanctions but can still get pilloried by the usual suspects. It’ll never end…
 
Coatigan said:
I guess us accepting the rules were valid and binding in the settlement was for the limited time till they got scrapped.
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Sounds like okay I'll say your memecoin is legit for a week provided you discontinue it in 2 weeks.

The PL execs might as well be running meme coins.
 
Man_City_Loyal said:
look at the sad twats and their comments underneath
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what's laughable about most of them comments, is they seem to think it's proof we can bribe the Premier League, without considering that if that was the case why would we let any of this happen in the first place and have our name dragged through the mud for years!
 
Nicholas van Whatsisface said:
Thanks mate.

You hit on the point that the ‘hard of reading’ seem to have misinterpreted in my original post, which is that these guys weren’t saying ‘the PL has won, City are fucked’, or claiming they’d seen the judgement yet.

They weren’t claiming to be sharing a confidential legal decision not yet in the public domain with me.

What they did do was dismiss City’s position as being a load of hot air which didn’t adequately demonstrate our innocence on the main substance of the charges, and which was perceived (by the PL) as lacking credibility.

They were also generally very confident the PL’s position would be upheld in the final judgement.

But they gave no indication that the judgement was in - so my read was that this wasn’t based on anything more than the internal impressions of the process so far at the PL.

But the PL have consistently been guilty of overconfidence bordering on arrogance through a series of embarrassing and damaging judgements over the last few years, so this doesn’t need to be read as any different from any of that.

Which is the point you’re making.

People seem to be misconstruing my message as saying these guys were sharing the result of the judgement with me - which I never, ever claimed.
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You'll be expecting people to read an entire post next before going off on one, let alone actually thinking about the content. You are so needy ;)
 
Coatigan said:
I guess us accepting the rules were valid and binding in the settlement was for the limited time till they got scrapped.
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If a domestic version of UEFA's Financial Sustainability Regulations were to be introduced – which is actually logical – there would also be a framework around related party transactions and fair value assessment, so in principle APT would not disappear.
 
Keith Moon said:
If a domestic version of UEFA's Financial Sustainability Regulations were to be introduced – which is actually logical – there would also be a framework around related party transactions and fair value assessment, so in principle APT would not disappear.
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Sure. A new iteration of rules would have a new version of ATP.

But this set that the dispute was about, would.
 
I don’t think the change from PSR to aligning with uefa rules is a new thing.

This was talked about happening a while back and as far as I was aware clubs had been working to try to ensure they was inside the percentage needed for when the prem changes.
 
Centurions said:
I'm puzzled as to why we'd set ours at 85% if UEFAs is 70%? Surely you need to go for the 70% or end up doing a Crystal Palace (sort of) and getting banned if you qualify?
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Maybe an effort to give the clubs outsode the CL places an advantage, to balance lut clubs in the CL having access to more revenue. Possibly.

Not saying I think anything of it as an idea, just trying to imagine the implications.
 
Centurions said:
I'm puzzled as to why we'd set ours at 85% if UEFAs is 70%? Surely you need to go for the 70% or end up doing a Crystal Palace (sort of) and getting banned if you qualify?
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The logic is to reduce the gap between the clubs playing in Europe every year and the rest of the league.

It would give Everton for example who don’t have European competition money the ability to keep up with the clubs that do.

It’s not a bad idea but there’s a group of clubs who are sitting top half of the table that will have to decide if they should stick to 70% or spend more to compete risking a problem if they get into Europe unexpectedly
 
NMB said:
So safe to say that both sides in a legal tribunal are confident that the outcome will be favourable to themselves. Like both boxers claiming victory at the final bell.
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"We're going to court but to be honest we haven't got a leg to stand on".
Said no Complainant or Plaintiff ever.
 
Nicholas van Whatsisface said:
No - I don’t like it much either mate.

Let’s hope they are guilty of a fatal over confidence based on the general levels of arrogance that most comments the PL has made on this matter have been characterised by.
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Remember how they claimed to have won APT1 only for it to come out that they hadn't
 
HorlocksWalk said:
You heard it here first.

The punishment will be
Being sold to a family of American leeches that don't know you can play football without a helmet.
Having a stream of imbecilic managers, each one more inept than the past.
Having to pay four times the value of any player.
Having a fan base that despite all the evidence to the contrary, still think they are relevant.

They will not be happy times.
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Have you checked all 5765 pages to be sure you are the first to say this? ;)
At this point I would think it's impossible to say something nobody has said before.
 
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