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So the letter that City wrote to the clubs that boiled even more piss turns out to be correct... https://www.thetimes.com/sport/football/article/manchester-city-premier-league-rules-richard-masters-apt-tcns3qdqs

To be fair to Rofl, he told the rags everything they needed to know but they were too arrogant to take it on board. He's done well since leaving those tools so it does suggest Rofl wasn't the problem.

My understanding is that Dir Loans can fund working capital including wages (tbh there's a few clubs that would have gone under recently without that facility) so they are effectively treated as income. I agree that this is an area where the APT change is going to have quite an impact.

From what I can understand from the PSR bullshit, equity injection doesn't count as income and there can only be used to fund infrastructure such as stadium improvement and stuff like that. You can't fund the playing side via that route. Its one of those 'rules' that they came up with to stop...

Can't vouch for this youtube channel but this is spot.

Arsenal have to pay some interest to comply with UEFA PSR rules, but its not full market rate.

I think its interesting too that Everton have an opportunity to wipe the slate clean wrt to these loans when the takeover happens. From what I've seen its pretty much only when ownership changes that equity can flow into the club so if Everton's new owners take the opportunity to clear the debt...

Any reasonable regulatory body (I think the wording is something like that) would have raised a red flag when a consultant was shown to have come up with different valuations based on the same input information. Its a bit weird that the Tribunal thought this was ok.

No that's wrong. City have challenged the idea that 'soft' shareholder loans (be they zero or low interest or market rate interest) are not currently considered an APT when they clearly are. What this means is that clubs like Arsenal will have to have the value of those soft loans assessed (and...

The mad thing is, that if a consultant came up with 2 different valuations for the same thing, surely that would set a red flag and indicate a problem with the valuation process. Yet the tribunal are saying there's nothing wrong with the process. Utter bollocks

Its both... although equity can be sold... if its worth anything...

yes, I imagine they are disappointed...

I'm delighted to see this from our players, I think for a long time we've become a bit too 'polite' on the pitch. Possibly a result of the way which we are referee'd but its good to see the lads not taking shit off these people. Arteta is a fucking clown as are most of the Arsenal players...

Quite apart from getting the vital point and depriving those cheating cunts the 2 pts... The best thing about that was not having to watch them over celebrating at the end... Oh yeah and Arteta is a **** and I'm glad he's out of our club. Oh yeah, and Gabriel Jesus can fuck right off too...

Fuck off you cheating cunts

7 fucking minutes...

This is just embarrassing by Arsenal, I'd rather lose than play like they do.

We are so single paced it's criminal. I hate Klopp and the Dippers but they would have buried Arsenal in this 2nd half.

what the fuck is going on here?