City & FFP | 2020/21 Accounts released | Revenues of £569.8m, £2.4m profit (p 2395)

sam-caddick said:
What percentage chance do you think DuPont has of winning?

I am kindof ambivolent about it now.

From a purely ethical point of view, I am hoping it's thrown out since the whole thing was so obviously ill-intentioned and corrupt.

But that said, City have been penalised and whereas we can debate the extent of the damage, the penalties (and indeed the restrictions themselves before we have been sanctioned) have certainly held us back. I find it difficult to imagine that we would not now be in an even better place had FFP never existed. Doubtless I am sure, we would have signed a few players we've missed out on, and we may very well have done better in the CL by now.

It will really irk me if those same restrictions are now about to bite on other clubs (Liverpool, Milan etc) and then they are thrown out.

On balance I think I am probably erring on the side of hoping DuPont loses. That said, any implied vindication of Twatini and his henchmen would be hard to take as well. It's a toughie.
 
http://www.mcfc.co.uk/News/Club-news/2015/January/DJI-holdings-announcement

City have announced a ground-breaking new partnership with DJI Holdings, one of the leading providers of regulated lottery products in China.

The partnership, which enables DJI to leverage a range of Club-related rights in China, will offer DJI’s lottery players a quality of content previously unseen, with access to exclusive information about Manchester City FC.


By supplying tailored content and bringing lottery players one step closer to life at the Club, DJI’s rapidly expanding customer base will be able to make informed decisions when playing the Sports Lottery in China.

In addition, lottery players will, for the first time, be able to take advantage of ‘money can’t buy’ offers, including flights to see Manchester City play and access to private Club events.

The partnership will give the Club access to a huge customer base in China, and an opportunity further to grow its strong following and commercial footprint across the region.

Tom Glick, Chief Business Officer for Manchester City, said:

“We are extremely excited about our partnership with DJI. China is a huge and growing consumer market. DJI is a pioneer in providing exclusive and unique content and games for its players in China.

“As we expand our commercial partners across the globe, we want to work with partners, like DJI, who are established and well-connected in their market, but also looking for innovative ways to activate our partnership. We believe this will be an excellent fit for both of our brands.”

Darren Mercer, Chief Executive of DJI Holdings plc, said:

“This is an exciting partnership of two industry leaders. DJI is committed to introducing new and exclusive content to its large customer base in China and working with Manchester City is a major step forward in delivering that promise.”

Great job, Tom Glick
 
jrb said:
City have announced a new sponsorship deal with a Chinese lottery company on the OS.

<a class="postlink" href="http://www.mcfc.co.uk/News/Club-news/2015/January/DJI-holdings-announcement" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.mcfc.co.uk/News/Club-news/20 ... nouncement</a>

City have announced a ground-breaking new partnership with DJI Holdings, one of the leading providers of regulated lottery products in China.

The partnership, which enables DJI to leverage a range of Club-related rights in China, will offer DJI’s lottery players a quality of content previously unseen, with access to exclusive information about Manchester City FC.



By supplying tailored content and bringing lottery players one step closer to life at the Club, DJI’s rapidly expanding customer base will be able to make informed decisions when playing the Sports Lottery in China.

In addition, lottery players will, for the first time, be able to take advantage of ‘money can’t buy’ offers, including flights to see Manchester City play and access to private Club events.

The partnership will give the Club access to a huge customer base in China, and an opportunity further to grow its strong following and commercial footprint across the region.



Tom Glick, Chief Business Officer for Manchester City, said:

“We are extremely excited about our partnership with DJI. China is a huge and growing consumer market. DJI is a pioneer in providing exclusive and unique content and games for its players in China.

“As we expand our commercial partners across the globe, we want to work with partners, like DJI, who are established and well-connected in their market, but also looking for innovative ways to activate our partnership. We believe this will be an excellent fit for both of our brands.”

Darren Mercer, Chief Executive of DJI Holdings plc, said:

“This is an exciting partnership of two industry leaders. DJI is committed to introducing new and exclusive content to its large customer base in China and working with Manchester City is a major step forward in delivering that promise.”
 
jrb said:
City have announced a new sponsorship deal with a Chinese lottery company on the OS.

City have announced a ground-breaking new partnership with DJI Holdings, one of the leading providers of regulated lottery products in China.

The partnership, which enables DJI to leverage a range of Club-related rights in China, will offer DJI’s lottery players a quality of content previously unseen, with access to exclusive information about Manchester City FC.


By supplying tailored content and bringing lottery players one step closer to life at the Club, DJI’s rapidly expanding customer base will be able to make informed decisions when playing the Sports Lottery in China.

In addition, lottery players will, for the first time, be able to take advantage of ‘money can’t buy’ offers, including flights to see Manchester City play and access to private Club events.

The partnership will give the Club access to a huge customer base in China, and an opportunity further to grow its strong following and commercial footprint across the region.



Tom Glick, Chief Business Officer for Manchester City, said:

“We are extremely excited about our partnership with DJI. China is a huge and growing consumer market. DJI is a pioneer in providing exclusive and unique content and games for its players in China.

“As we expand our commercial partners across the globe, we want to work with partners, like DJI, who are established and well-connected in their market, but also looking for innovative ways to activate our partnership. We believe this will be an excellent fit for both of our brands.”

Darren Mercer, Chief Executive of DJI Holdings plc, said:

“This is an exciting partnership of two industry leaders. DJI is committed to introducing new and exclusive content to its large customer base in China and working with Manchester City is a major step forward in delivering that promise.”
 
Great to see our latest scam/cheat.

Off to see what our red scouse friends make of it lol.
 
gordondaviesmoustache said:
blueinsa said:
Great to see our latest scam/cheat.

Off to see what our red scouse friends make of it lol.
Isn't China a region in Abu Dhabi?

"Bang out of order dat mate, im not fuking avin dat, the Shake will be buying billions of lottery tickets like he does with tickets every week, fuking well out of order dat"
 
I don't get it.

We are a small club with no histry and no fans. We can't even fill our council house stadium. Why on earth would a Chinese company wan't to sponsor us? We must be lying about something. UEFA should investigate!
 
Chippy_boy said:
I don't get it.

We are a small club with no histry and no fans. We can't even fill our council house stadium. Why on earth would a Chinese company wan't to sponsor us? We must be lying about something. UEFA should investigate!

You don't know....? Sheikh already gave them a Blank check to pay us.
 

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