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

[Blueboy73]

Nice one, exactly right. But why does your Club go out of its way to piss off our Club?

Jealousy of knowing they'll never see what we've seen mixed with a deluded sense of entitlement.

 

[madloaf]

I won't bother linking it but Barney Ronay has come up with a very long and tedious pile of shite masquerading as an article in The Guardian. Basically we have won fuck all.

Aye. If you want absolute clarification that we were more successful than he could possibly admit it's the sentence referring to whole affair: "Who comes to sport to see this?"

He'll now scream and shout about the 115...blissfully unaware of what an absolute hypocrite and giant sized **** he is.

 

[Bluearmy]

I will be waiting.

You are not on your own

 

[mscenterh750]

Let the media spin this however the fuck they want because the true facts are there in black and white of how the premier league and the cartel have acted. It ain’t us that are the baddies.

 

[paulchapo]

His incompetent and weak “leadership” is why we are here to begin with. If he had a backbone, he wouldn’t be so easily influenced by certain clubs/individuals and it’s likely we wouldn’t be facing an existential threat to our very existence.

We don’t want/need his help. He’s not a useful idiot, he’s just a slimy ****.

He should turn whistleblower. We all know some very dodgy shit has gone on behind the scenes with the ones who voted him into his position.

 

[Colin Bells Boots]

The issue of inflated sponsorship or sponsorship coming from our owner has been looked at by CAS. As I said, go read it if you want to comment. It's easy to find that specific discussion. They still reviewed evidence before confirming elements that were time barred so procedurally invalid and made their comments on both the evidence and procedure. Educate yourself or don't comment at all.

And stop looking for a bright side for your discredited owners. Guilty as fuck, and it's now going to cost you by way of your finances.

Que sera

 

[eyalluvitt]

It will surprise no one that the law expert quoted on the BBC article is an Arsenal fan, Simon Leaf.

Leaf on the tracks as the 1.15 from Manchester comes steaming through

 

[cheekybids]

I don't understand, for the love of God, why the PL doesn't just adopt the same financial rules as UEFA. The top seven clubs have to comply with them anyway. Even do away with FFP for clubs not in Europe.

Why not do something simple instead of something mind-bogglingly complicated (and crazy expensive).

The award says the PL has had to beef up its APT team to handle the workload and has even had to pay Nielsen more to beef up their team as well? Is it all worth it?

You’re forgetting why they were introduced.

 

[Bluearmy]

I won't bother linking it but Barney Ronay has come up with a very long and tedious pile of shite masquerading as an article in The Guardian. Basically we have won fuck all.

Dickheads exposing their mental capacity for the world to see…

 

[cheekybids]

As I say I don’t think 7 clubs will vote the PL down indeed the panel’s verdict probably gives the PL a clear line of sight in terms of how an independent panel will view matters going forward
I don’t like using the phrase red herrings in relation to owners loans but sorry I think this is being a little overstated in terms of this aspect of the ruling. One way or another the owners will work round this my guess re Chelsea this was as much to do with their plans going forward in terms of associated sponsorship or more likely something to do with the multi club plans concerns re a sum is nothing more than a sum that will increase the costs for PSR but simply won’t see the owners receiving any income

You continually miss the point.