gaz76
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So they predicting a fine or a points deduction, yet when it comes to city they are after stripping of titles and relgation.... sounds about right
MassiveWell they’re hardly an unknown entity in the sports world. They’ve worked with NFL and college teams before and they already had a partnership with Chelsea, though kind of minor.
Massive
Your last sentence sums up the Premier League to a T.But the thing is we don’t know what the actual breaches were. If the PL produces a report based on their investigation that details the specific breaches then we have that discussion but until then we have no idea what the breaches were or how many breaches there were. It was clearly enough for the new ownership to notice it and report it and for UEFA to impose a fine. Let’s see what the PL say. This isn’t something Chelsea are being uncooperative about, in fact the PL are only investigating this because Chelsea highlighted it for them.
I’d say you can probably take @projectriver / Slbsn (on Twitter) ‘s take on anything football finance related as correct. another one of our fans @Prestwich_Blue should also be taken as pretty much correct - though they had a nuanced disagreement on the minutiae of the UEFA ffp stitch up iirc.We’ll see. I’ve certainly never heard of them but through the reporting it was mentioned that they’ve worked with NFL and college football teams before. If what that City fan is saying is true, then yeah something doesn’t add up.
Absolute fucking bollocks, the due diligence would have flagged this but you spent record amounts. I think a certain Northern Club maybe feeding a bit of info to damage the hateful 8, never back a Tiger into a corner, the fight back is inevitable.I mean it’s the exact same thing that was discussed a week or so ago. It was reported then that the PL would conduct their own investigation but it’s all based on the self-reporting the new ownership did after the takeover.
Yeah right, so due diligence wasn’t assessed for a £4b takeover, give your head a wobble.I don't think any of the executive staff who might conceivably have been aware of such things are at the club any more.