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

[SilverFox2]

If the PL tries this on with them, they should sue them for 3 billion, which is how much the value of City has grown in the last 10 years. :)

That should slow the PL down a little.

Good point since it brings betting odds into play.
By betting a Club will become financially viable and effectively supporting its business plan for the future makes sense of futures buying on the stock exchange does it not? Or perhaps I misunderstand the meaning of only allowing current biased financial opinions to stifle financial growth.

 

[StillBluessinceHydeRoad]

So they going assesses none related sponsors then?

They may be associated and not at arms length. And they're not pulling your leg

 

[StillBluessinceHydeRoad]

City took the pinch in 2014 and paid a fine, but a fairly clear line was drawn in the sand. City have ignored brainless criticism, insulting journalism amongst other things while we got on with dominating English football but when the criticism involves fines and ban for breaking rules we have already rendered irrelevant the club has fought and won hands down. The evidence is clear that City are taking this latest abomination seriously and are getting legal advice at every stage and that that advice is that the new rules, as put forward so far are unenforceable because falling foul of law on competition and cartels. Those responsible for our club are in control of the situation.

 

[JASR]

If you are City, related parties include anyone you once had a coffee with. If you are a red shirt, there are no related parties.

*counting ‘fans’ is an exception

 

[Stoned Rose]

The endgame was when CAS cleared us, everything now is just noise. Our owners are one phone call away from presidents and prime ministers whereas the rags are on speed dial to Ged Clampett. Our place at the top table is guaranteed.

Black gold, Texas tea.

 

[Stoned Rose]

I emailed Ceferin enquiring about progess of their investigation. No reply.

Whatsapp him. He answers those.

 

[Kippaxpete]

Black gold, Texas tea.

Y'all come back now, y'hear.

 

[remember arthur mann]

Black gold, Texas tea.

 

[KS55]

Whatsapp him. He answers those.

Thanks.

 

[Marvin]

If the Torres deal goes through then out net spend this season will be £25m.

 

[KS55]

If the Torres deal goes through then out net spend this season will be £25m.

City ruining football since Adam was a lad.

 

[SilverFox2]

If the Torres deal goes through then out net spend this season will be £25m.

Winning as a football club at the same time as building its future by buying and selling responsibly makes for a business plan that is maturing nicely.

Certainly defies the fallacy that the football sector is a special case and normal business plan rules don't work.

 

[Octavian]

If the Torres deal goes through then out net spend this season will be £25m.

Been saying this to a couple of bitters. £25m net spend and no centre forward. Playing some of the best stuff ever seen in this country.

God bless Pep Guardiola.

 

[Pablo ZZZ Peroni]

New sponsor - Abu Dhabi hotel operated by a 3rd party but owned by the government. How convenient :)

The cynic in me suggests they are purposely testing the new PL processes with this and establishing precedent for what you would imagine is a relatively small sponsorship amount. Or maybe identifying the flaws in the new rules and making waves :)

City welcomes Emirates Palace as new partner

Manchester City has today announced a new partnership with Emirates Palace, a luxury hotel based in Abu Dhabi.

www.mancity.com

 

[blue b4 the moon]

New sponsor - Abu Dhabi hotel operated by a 3rd party but owned by the government. How convenient :)

The cynic in me suggests they are purposely testing the new PL processes with this and establishing precedent for what you would imagine is a relatively small sponsorship amount. Or maybe identifying the flaws in the new rules and making waves :)

City welcomes Emirates Palace as new partner

Manchester City has today announced a new partnership with Emirates Palace, a luxury hotel based in Abu Dhabi.

www.mancity.com

That's a massive (sorry) beautiful hotel, when I went over for the friendly in 2009? The club put on a BBQ there for us all.

 

[KS55]

Winning as a football club at the same time as building its future by buying and selling responsibly makes for a business plan that is maturing nicely.

Certainly defies the fallacy that the football sector is a special case and normal business plan rules don't work.

I remember years ago Jimmy Hill tried to run Coventry on business lines. While Jimmy had many good points, he wasn't much cop at this venture and said he had concluded that business methods did not work in football.

 

[JASR]

New sponsor - Abu Dhabi hotel operated by a 3rd party but owned by the government. How convenient :)

The cynic in me suggests they are purposely testing the new PL processes with this and establishing precedent for what you would imagine is a relatively small sponsorship amount. Or maybe identifying the flaws in the new rules and making waves :)

City welcomes Emirates Palace as new partner

Manchester City has today announced a new partnership with Emirates Palace, a luxury hotel based in Abu Dhabi.

www.mancity.com

Indeed. If it goes through, it’s open season. If it doesn’t , it’s legal season.

 

[Heidenreich]

UEFA will never touch us again , they are fighting for their existence right now

 

[waspish]

UEFA will never touch us again , they are fighting for their existence right now

It’s the premier we have to worry about with the scouse kunts and rag kunts

 

[xgorton]

It’s the premier we have to worry about with the scouse kunts and rag kunts

Yes the USA red shirts Rags,Arse and Lpool.