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

Basically, if whilst operating as a cartel, you establish a system to restrict the growth of potential competitors based on revenue and it fails spectacularly the only logical step is to try and restrict the revenue streams that benefit your competitors.
 
Oil will run out one day, but as long the Sun and the Moon exist, so will City. Solar, wind, waves, and green energy are all free, and are the way forward in sponsoring City.
 
There’s certain things the club don’t or won’t do to improve our image, one of them is to get rid of Etihad and all the signage, get them off our kit, off our stadium name etc etc Etihad is pure toxic, it perpetuates the myth that the others cling to. I would rather we cut a less lucrative deal and juggle our books even if that means cutting a player or two, it’s now way past a joke. The Etihad deal is a millstone, my understanding is it’s about 10% of our total income and these days hardly represents a good deal.
lol
 
It doesn't matter if it's £30m a season. The recent deals being announced were signed off before the latest rules were votes through.

City also went out of their way yesterday to tell the press pack that they had definitely pulled the plug on that Crypto link up.

The major cash will come in when the books show how much uplift there will be next on the Etihad deal. It won't be announced, the deal will just have the terms improved.

We have a 12 year-old association and the sums will be more than justified.
I thought we were looking to replace Etihad shirt sponsorship, but with them keeping the stadium naming rights.

PS EDIT Don't forget UEFA rules still apply.
 
Disappointed if this is the case.
Was hoping we had activated Khaldoon's full blown disruptive mode.

Lipton did snidily end his piece by saying timing is everything.

I would expect the Masdar deal to be considerably more than the Emirates Palace partnership.

The whole Emirate is geared up for life after oil and can easily justify its market position and the pay terms when it comes to such a topic.
 
Basically, if whilst operating as a cartel, you establish a system to restrict the growth of potential competitors based on revenue and it fails spectacularly the only logical step is to try and restrict the revenue streams that benefit your competitors.
Not sure where you are coming from with your post and I may have understood your point. However, to carry on (1) any system that even smells of being a Cartel is forbidden in law in all western societies/countries. (2) It is also illegal to prevent a competitor trading/developing by using any means that results from a position of dominance (yours) in that market.
 

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