City launch legal action against the Premier League | City win APT case (pg901)

[Stoned Rose]

Just finishied work and logged on to see this news. Time for a power wank I think!

Vids?

 

[TedofChume]

Has anyone got a DailyMail account and can read this?

The comments are free and an interesting read!

Revealed: How Arsenal and United plot to take down City backfired

MIKE KEEGAN: One word, delivered by the three experienced and former high-ranking retired judges on the panel, screamed out. The rules are 'unlawful'. This was a victory for City.

www.dailymail.co.uk

How Arsenal, Liverpool and Man United's plot to take down Man City spectacularly backfired and now puts THEM in the crosshairs, reveals MIKE KEEGAN​

• Seismic ruling could have major financial and sporting implications for the clubs that gave evidence against the Premier League champions
• Join Mail+ for more exclusive scoops, in-depth reporting and analysis from around the top flight

By Mike Keegan

Published: 14:18, 7 October 2024 | Updated: 16:48, 7 October 2024

 

[SebastianBlue]

Good

I often call emergency meetings when I have won a major battle with my sworn enemy.

It’s totally the normal way to take a victory lap.

 

[Gundoggin]

Perhaps the Premier League will now employ lawyers that know the law!

Bit late for that now ;-)

 

[mscenterh750]

I bet the samaritans and candle makers love us!!!

 

[55yr old teenager]

That should be interesting !

Why would they need to call an emergency meeting If according to them they won!!!! I would love to a fly on the wall at that meeting. Cos it ain't gonna be to slap themselves on the back after their supposed victory.

 

[Mr Fraser]

I have some limited MOJ historic work experience. I am sure the (retired) judges were persuaded to use some nice wording to assist the PL for political/media reasons. There have been rumours about a settlement. Perhaps some more knowledgeable posters can comment. City won well despite the spin

 

[halfcenturyup]

The Forest fan is not a happy bunny. Shame.

He doesn't understand anything. No surprise there.

Anyway, good to see him depressed.

 

[Rammy Blue]

Yeah that’s easy, City argued the whole APT system was unfair and the tribunal rejected that completely.

Really? I thought it’s been said by many that it was only the amendments to the rules that we weren’t happy with and that we had no issue with APT as long as it was implemented fairly?

 

[OntarioBlue]

Aside from the newfound scrutiny and the expense of doing so.

It will be interesting to see what happens now. If a club like Brighton, for instance, has to take £375m of debt servicing on their books at say 8%, thats £30m a year in debt servicing costs. How can they sustain that ?