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

[Manchester_lalala]

Yeah but these fuckers will just keep amending the rules to suit their needs,I couldn’t imagine being an owner and having these cnuts constantly thinking up ways to hamper us..

Unless the implement a rule that bans all teams playing on a street named Ashton New Road, they won’t come close to stopping us.

 

[deano ou812]

Unless the implement a rule that bans all teams playing on a street named Ashton New Road, they won’t come close to stopping us.

Psml don’t give the fuckers ideas ..

 

[DiscoSteve]

Unless the implement a rule that bans all teams playing on a street named Ashton New Road, they won’t come close to stopping us.

Official address is Rowsley St mate - won't apply ;-)

 

[Manchester_lalala]

Official address is Rowsley St mate - won't apply ;-)

Ah, you got what I mean though!

 

[Cobwebcat]

1.0 was aimed at us and PSG

2.0 is aimed at PSG and the whole of the EPL including United as far as I can tell

It’s increasingly difficult to come up with rules that isolate City without capturing some of the moaning old guard.

I think the Neymar deal was the catalyst. City beat the rules with cleverness while PSG just don’t care. It’s partly PSG’s fault for not being more subtle but then part of me thinks why should they have to?

Barcelona Real Madrid and Bayern are behind this imho. If it’s true that RM have lost stadium funding because of this then good.

 

[Metalartin]

Probably already been posted elsewhere but this probably has a lot to do with it(send this to every oil money spouting rag you know):
Broadcasting Income Comparison:


Domestically up there with anyone and most likely still rapidly growing in Europe since Pep arrived, especially on this seasons form. Most watched PL club in the US last figures we had, working on China, probably have eyes on South America with the Brazilian summer tour proposals if we are not yet already the most watched PL club. Things are looking pretty good for us and they don't like it.

 

[BlueAnorak]

He simply read our thread in the General Football section and did a bit of research.

 

[Bob Smiles]

Another great article from Martin Samuel. He’s understood what FFP was all about from day one.

They’ve all understood enough about it, but they’ve their agendas to stick to

 

[Metalartin]

Also I think we all need to credit Martin Samuel here it's not often we have journalists brave enough to tell it like it really is when City are concerned, instead of point scoring with their peers.

 

[US_Citizen]

Things like salary cap and revenue sharing are FFP. Most of these rules do not help small clubs to become more competitive with the top teams.

On another note the premier league is much more competitive since City and Chelsea have invested.