Haha! You are definitely late to this aren't you?Do we have Lord Pannick defending the club? I know that was a name figuring in the media when this shit started.
Yes, he's one of our extensive legal team. The PL have a similar number of KC's and other highly qualified legal beagles despite the media pretending they're using public defenders.Do we have Lord Pannick defending the club? I know that was a name figuring in the media when this shit started.
Haha! You are definitely late to this aren't you?
Lucky you!I haven't followed this circus too much
No shit sherlockI haven't followed this circus too much
If you read the previous 6000 you'll find thatPeople who are somewhat informed about the situation, are you confident we'll beat the charges? I'm not asking for wishful thinking here, but that the charges themselves is an inflated witch hunt?
oh yes he seems to be having a bit of a bromance with one of the posters on bluemoonDo we have Lord Pannick defending the club? I know that was a name figuring in the media when this shit started.
No shit sherlock
You really are new to BM aren't you?what's with the attitude
Those kinds of broadly worded, contingent break clauses are not commonplace in elite football contracts. Many players, however, do have a relegation release clause that would be triggered if the club were relegated.I’m not at all au fait with sporting contracts, but I would have thought a contingent break clause, fairly widely worded, would be pretty standard in a player’s contract at the top of the game, where a competent agent and legal representative were acting on behalf of a player who, by virtue of his standing in the game, had solid bargaining power. I would have thought that would be pretty commonplace at that level, if not universal.
It certainly wouldn’t need to specifically mention the charges to be effective. It would simply need to refer to material disciplinary findings against the club having a significant negative reputational impact, amounting to a repudiatory breach of the agreement. Why make your client a hostage to fortune in circumstances such as those? They would then have the option (rather than be obliged) to terminate the agreement, possibly subject to an agreed transfer fee at that point as provided for in the contract. This would, to some extent, protect the club’s interests, and make them more liable to agree to such a clause.
I think that clause, worded more widely, would also give a level of plausible deniability about specific break clauses relating to the charges, especially if those types of clauses were commonplace.
All guesswork, mind!
You really are new to BM aren't you?
Wonderful. Which happy chappie was you previously?not really, was here years ago but decided to fck off because of the attitude and people overly sensitive to fair criticism of players and performance. seems this place haven't changed much.
I would understand the attitude if I rooted for a rival, but I don't. City fans should be able to get along, what is the fkng point otherwise.
To be fair, we are within hours of finding out our fate.Just seen a clickbait headline that we're within hours of finding out our fate. No mention of course that this is just re. the 23/24 PSR checks. I'm beginning to hate online media with a passion.
It was just a joke mate.what's with the attitude
We were cleared at CAS of any financial wrong doing. Unless the PL have got new damning evidence then I expect the same outcome. It is taking so long because the PL decided, probably in an emotional state, to bring more than 120 charges against City. The panel are likely to have had to consider millions of pages of information and to do their job properly, and reduce the likelihood of an appeal process, that will take them time. Plus, the panel are probably people in demand so their time is scarce. We may get an outcome this year. Come on City!People who are somewhat informed about the situation, are you confident we'll beat the charges? I'm not asking for wishful thinking here, but that the charges themselves is an inflated witch hunt?
Wonderful. Which happy chappie was you previously?
Sense of humour goes a long way on this forum.
It was just a joke mate.
We were cleared at CAS of any financial wrong doing. Unless the PL have got new damning evidence then I expect the same outcome. It is taking so long because the PL decided, probably in an emotional state, to bring more than 120 charges against City. The panel are likely to have had to consider millions of pages of information and to do their job properly, and reduce the likelihood of an appeal process, that will take them time. Plus, the panel are probably people in demand so their time is scarce. We may get an outcome this year. Come on City!
The time barred stuff is a red herring, some of it at least was to do with the Etihad sponsorship and just meant that the early years weren't looked at but the later years passed just fine.Thanks for this, much appreciated. Lots of people claimed it was due to allegations being time barred that cleared us. I'm not sure that was the case of not, but if there were no financial wrong doings, it's good for this case I guess.
You are Jason Manford and I claim my comic relief red nose.I feel confident saying humour is the least of my problems ;)
Haha, no worries mate, still finding my feet.