CAS judgement: UEFA ban overturned, City exonerated (report out p603)

I realise it is so unfair that we get constant accusations mostly without substance.
I also realize that our main owner was unwanted from day 1.
Is it possible that this prejudice will continue despite time because prejudice is like that. Winning Court cases means nothing to enemies. Our owner knew this before buying into City, he fights it in other sectors of industry wherever he invests.
Just an opinion but I think we had better get used to it, if we win things we have earnt them against rule bias, var 2nd chances and especially investment accusations.
 
jimmygrimblesboots said:
When the likes of harris and the Mail regurgitate the same old shite it has a massive detrimental affect to our clubs image , just like the CAS verdict ,we won the case and yet the aftermath was more reporting of our club making clandestine deals to enable the verdict.
The Premier league investigation will be no different , we will win the case and yet still pricks like Harris will print their "no smoke without fire" rhetoric , the DM customer base is probably well over 50% Rag/Dipper or Goons so they print crap about us to appease their target audience. Its so transparent what their intentions are.
For example have the Dippers ever been investigated over hacking our computers for scouting reports or their sponsors investigated having been found guilty of money laundering terrorists organsiation funds, the answer is no , because it doesnt suit the DM and the media's agenda.
No matter how much investment our owners put into MCFC and the surrounding infrastructure of East Manchester the hateful media undo all the good work with a few headlines , it really is about time our club starting fighting back because investing billions and doing the right thing isnt working. We take one of these bastards in the media to court , tear them a new one and the rest of the media will think twice about printing derogatory headlines.
The gloves are off , i am tired of the club i love and proud to support being dragged through the shit with lies and innuendo , our club should realise it is not just an attack on MCFC PLC , it is also an attack on our fiercely loyal fan base.
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The FA wasn't interested in the hacking by the Dippers on us by declaring it "was time spent".
They more or less classed it as an historical offence.
What's good for the goose and all that.
Obviously not
 
jrb said:
It’s all about Harris and clicks. Job done!

No wonder Harris is overjoyed and over the (blue) Moon with his shill work.

Thank you to all the 3.9m people who have read this thread over the past 24 hours, not least the City fans who have talked about it & thus promoted it so widely. These issues clearly matter for so many supporters of clubs everywhere.

Also thanks to the 1,000+ new followers over the past 24 hours. You are certain to be disappointed as I tweet about politics, niche literary novels, the weather, logs (in winter), and how hard it is to source porcini mushrooms in my town.
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Porcini mushrooms and much else besides are just one click away.
 
Slightly off topic for 1 post.

Harris, you f*cking shill!

Put your coffee down and go and find out why Manchester United are funneling their revenues through the Cayman Islands tax haven.

I appreciate that doesn't fit in with your and the Daily United's narrative.

Let me start you off via...

United's F-1 filing with the SEC describes its real corporate structure. United is now officially based in the Cayman Islands, and the football club itself is a shell corporation. Technically, United's new address is c/o Walkers Corporate Services, Walker House, 87 Mary Street, George Town, Grand Cayman, KY 1-9001, Cayman Islands.

The company based there is called Red Football, which owns Manchester United plc (Cayman), which owns Red Football Holdings Limited (UK), which owns Red Football Shareholder Limited (UK), which owns Red Football Joint Venture Limited (UK), which owns Red Football Junior Limited (UK) and Manchester United Limited (UK), and "various operating subsidiaries."(which owns the Daily United, which owns Harris...)

Obviously, this was done for tax avoidance purposes. United said it expects its Cayman registration to make it subject to U.S. taxes

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www.businessinsider.com

Check Out Manchester United's Cayman Islands-Based Shell Corporation

www.businessinsider.com www.businessinsider.com
 
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