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

[Rammy Blue]

Has someone checked in on Nick Harris and ensured he’s got the Samaritans number to hand. I’m genuinely concerned about him.

Why would you be concerned? Fuck him.

 

[M18CTID]

Has someone checked in on Nick Harris and ensured he’s got the Samaritans number to hand. I’m genuinely concerned about him.

I’m not

 

[Blue Mist]

I am pretty confident it won't be applied retrospectively. Don't see how it possibly could be.

But Arsenal still have a 200k loan. That now has to appear on their PSR submission.........

 

[manimanc]

Just read an absolute whopper of an article from sky's Rob Harris about yesterday.

Man City and Premier League both claim victory in legal battle over rules on commercial deals

The case is separate to the 115 charges facing City under Premier League rules, which they allegedly breached by failing to provide accurate financial information over a nine-year period.

news.sky.com

Absolutely nothing to do with what the outcome was.

 

[mancboy]

But Arsenal still have a 200k loan. That now has to appear on their PSR submission.........

See the leicester case for pl charging people outside their proposed timelines

 

[spinney]

I have a feeling we won’t go for compensation when we really should, thus would set a precedent for the 115 as well, we could bankrupt the premier league at this rate.

bankrupt them !

 

[Rammy Blue]

But Arsenal still have a 200k loan. That now has to appear on their PSR submission.........

I’m sure they wish it was only 200k…

 

[failsworthblueboy]

Has someone checked in on Nick Harris and ensured he’s got the Samaritans number to hand. I’m genuinely concerned about him.

Hopefully he will jump into his Magic Hat and disappear

 

[Silva Citizen]

Surely if Newcastle now sue for lost sponsorship deals there will be nothing left to compensate us. They must be owed billions

 

[Invisible Man's Bandage]

Sam Wallace has a piece in the Telegraph stating that the PL has essentially won on all the main points and their APT regs have 'stood firm'. According to Wallace we have had a few minor wins but nothing substantive.

I'll post the next bit in the 115 thread too but there is also a piece with it by Tom Morgan saying that we were using this case to build a narrative that the club is being discriminated against to help our cause in the 115 case.

Like the Guardian, the Telegraph is vehemently anti Abu Dhabi but more because our owner funded Redbird to try to buy it rather than being opposed to the issue of trans rights in the Gulf and similar with the Guardian.