Citizen Green
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My only guess can be is that City don’t challenge it in anyway
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MCFCTrick
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My only guess can be is that City don’t challenge it in anyway
It totally baffles me as to why we don't. At all.
Brilliant, come on get it done.I would say the Top Brass at City and Newcastle should sit down and work out a plan.
1. Aramco replace Etihad as our shirt sponsor and jack up our Shirt deal to not exceed but MATCH the biggest shirt deal currently on the Market.
2. Etihad: become the shirt sponsors of Newcastle at the rates currently City are on.
Win win and let the piss boil they can’t touch it and do any thing it just won’t be legal to pull those deals up. Not related parties….Lol
Cartels aren't always illegal, and City benefited from the most successful price fixing cartel and still does.A group of organisations become a cartel when they act illegally together, for example if they meet to set prices between themselves, or to set industry rules that prevent a competitor from entering the market.
They’re always illegal mateCartels aren't always illegal, and City benefited from the most successful price fixing cartel and still does.
Not if nations do it and there is no body with jurisdiction.They’re always illegal mate
blue for life
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Got this before and he isn’t even a City fan. What do you think? Method for winning the PL:
1. Suck! Badly!
2. Find an oil rich Gulf state willing to sink the GDP of a minor nation into the club in order to sportswash a horrendous and brutal human rights record.
3. Have them find “sponsors” with hyper inflated “sponsorship deals” to permit the sovereign wealth fund of that oil rich state to transfer cash out of that state and into your club, all in the while pretending that those deals are legitimate. IMPORTANT: considerations as to the ethics of moving money out of that state and into a European football club are, under no circumstances, to be made.
4. Buy up all of the top players using the tax dollars of another nation, thereby prohibiting honest sporting competition.
5. Win titles and bury your head in the sand with respect to the first four points.
6. When people start to question, draw up a cute defence mechanism that pushes the conversation as far away from the sporting ethics of the first four points as possible. Preferably, you should use logical fallacies such as Ad Hominem attacks.
7. Enjoy. (But, for the love of whichever God you believe in, DO NOT ever consider the sporting ethics of this methodology).
1. Suck! Badly!
2. Find an oil rich Gulf state willing to sink the GDP of a minor nation into the club in order to sportswash a horrendous and brutal human rights record.
3. Have them find “sponsors” with hyper inflated “sponsorship deals” to permit the sovereign wealth fund of that oil rich state to transfer cash out of that state and into your club, all in the while pretending that those deals are legitimate. IMPORTANT: considerations as to the ethics of moving money out of that state and into a European football club are, under no circumstances, to be made.
4. Buy up all of the top players using the tax dollars of another nation, thereby prohibiting honest sporting competition.
5. Win titles and bury your head in the sand with respect to the first four points.
6. When people start to question, draw up a cute defence mechanism that pushes the conversation as far away from the sporting ethics of the first four points as possible. Preferably, you should use logical fallacies such as Ad Hominem attacks.
7. Enjoy. (But, for the love of whichever God you believe in, DO NOT ever consider the sporting ethics of this methodology).
A nation isn’t a business though, so I’m not sure I’m following?Not if nations do it and there is no body with jurisdiction.
Gundog’s Gundog
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Agree to disagree ;-)Time will tell mate!
Personally, I think they'll go down this season. The weight of expectation and all that.
Their job is going to be a lot tougher than ours was.
They don't have to be businesses to do business, fix supply and control prices.A nation isn’t a business though, so I’m not sure I’m following?