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

[BringBackSwales]

It's not though, it's a wumming clickbait site, doesn't really care which fans it's clickbaiting.Back in the day when it was it's own thing though before sky then later planet football took it over, years ago it was a decent site.

It’s fucking shite. Not sure why people bring it’s shite on here

 

[Blue Mist]

He can’t resign until after the 115 case. To do so would completely undermine the PL’s position midway through the hearing.

But my strong suspicion is an exit plan will already be in place.

I thought Arsenal already had a CEO ?

 

[Paladin]

Not really. It seems to suggest that the club will still face an uphill battle getting the renegotiated Etihad deal approved, unless our assertion that the rules are now null and void is correct. I think.

Confidence in Nielsen is surely tarnished, as we asked them for a FMV and the PL asked them for a FMV a few years later. The PL valuation using the same methodology was much lower than the valuation we paid them to give us.

So as another poster said earlier, Nielsen will deliver whatever result their client pays for.

 

[halfcenturyup]

This thing is moving too fast to read everything, but has anyone made the point that City's next step, after the APT rules have been found to be unlawful, and possibly null and void since inception, for soft shareholder loans, is to arbitrate the lawfulness of the whole FFP shebang for the same reason? Imagine FFP being declared unlawful and null and void since 2013. Delicious and a huge fucking mess.

Anything wrong with that idea?

Edit: This "win" on the APT case (or score draw) could maybe become a big bargaining chip.

 

[Wretched Vengeance]

Stop this. Either spelling is OK.

I thought the gif would provide indication that I wasn't being serious. It was a response to some earlier replies.

But , no worries.

 

[halfcenturyup]

I thought the gif would provide indication that I wasn't being serious. It was a response to some earlier replies.

But , no worries.

Joking or not, you were right. Judgment is correct when talking of a legal judgment. Judgement is right in other cases.

Check out @gordondaviesmoustache 's posts for correct usage.

 

[dadnlad]

Imagine the amount of paperwork, evidence gathering and presentation that will be going into the next Hearing!
The mind definitely boggles, and that's where these guys earn their coin!

so gill n parry's fag packet calculations wont wash this time

 

[Prestwich_Blue]

Puts Neilsen right in firing line. All fingers pointing at them I think.

You only have to look at the farce over the wildly differing valuations of PSG's sponsorship with Qatar Tourist Authority, when UEFA were looking at it. One valuation was €8m per annum and another was over €100m. In the end they settled at €100m (c£85m).

 

[ShedDweller]

Confidence in Nielsen is surely tarnished, as we asked them for a FMV and the PL asked them for a FMV a few years later. The PL valuation using the same methodology was much lower than the valuation we paid them to give us.

So as another poster said earlier, Nielsen will deliver whatever result their client pays for.

The mad thing is, that if a consultant came up with 2 different valuations for the same thing, surely that would set a red flag and indicate a problem with the valuation process. Yet the tribunal are saying there's nothing wrong with the process. Utter bollocks

 

[OrigamiNinja]

Confidence in Nielsen is surely tarnished, as we asked them for a FMV and the PL asked them for a FMV a few years later. The PL valuation using the same methodology was much lower than the valuation we paid them to give us.

So as another poster said earlier, Nielsen will deliver whatever result their client pays for.

Here is the required info, can you please give us your assessment?

Here is the required info, we think it’s unusually high, can you give us your assessment?

Can definitely get different responses depending on how the question is framed.