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

[Ballosteve]

Ah Tolmie being cryptic again and sidelining us all putting this in the Legal Fred.
This is a transfer -ELM is an acronym pronounced LM. There is only one global footballer with those initials.
Solved again.

I thought he meant he is heading for a NIGHTMARE on elm street ??

 

[ufo]

Dunno what @tolmie's hairdoo has heard, but sounds intriguing nonetheless.

Unnamed club owner

 

[Bozzie]

I'd expect then the roll out the red carpet as we enter the building

Can't see them all standing and clapping Khaldoon in ... that prick Lewis from Arsenal will probably flounce out again!

 

[Gordyola]

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.

I doubt City want rid of FFP /PSR as this would open up the likes of Newcastle In any case it all changes soon with the squad cost control method

 

[half & half derby scarf]

I doubt City want rid of FFP /PSR as this would open up the likes of Newcastle In any case it all changes soon with the squad cost control method

Sod that, a business should be able to spend as much money as it likes to compete.

 

[ancoats]

Probably not the American / English cartel have strong control

Maybe we should start buying votes from the so-called smaller clubs

 

[Kippax77]

Ah Tolmie being cryptic again and sidelining us all putting this in the Legal Fred.
This is a transfer -ELM is an acronym pronounced LM. There is only one global footballer with those initials.
Solved again.

But would he look as good as Tixi in a pullover

 

[Champions again in 2012]

So Neilsen did a report for City which valued Etihad higher than the value they later provided for the PL. And Nielsen used the same methodology in both instances. That sounds very fair!!

As I understand it they used different data. The premier league has a database (that City was not given access to) and we may have provided data, or expected them to do the data analysis for our work. To me the fault was not saying to the premier league "we have run these numbers already for a premier league club and got different numbers" There are ways, in my view, that Nielsens could have given low level disclosure without breaking confidentiality agreements. It may (or may not) have avoided some of this mess). But if the premier league had continued having been told the facts then it may have weakened their position at the tribunal. My understanding is that the process is the same but the outcomes are data driven

 

[Pontypool Blue]

or the same valuation based on different input information. Both are impossible

PL: We want a valuation on a City Sponsor?
Neilsen: We already have one.
PL: Yeah but we want another doing you know a "Special valuation"
Neilsen: but you will have to pay again?
PL: No probs include a nice bonus in it too.
Neilsen: If we do it, it can only vary a little or suspicions could arise? higher or lower?
PL: Are you serious surely you already know of our shadowy intent. lower of course and by loads, where was it that you wanted that holiday home buying again?
Neilsen: Ok fuck it I'll do it but keep it secret I don't want this to see the light of day or we could be screwed!
NL: Get to it!

 

[Dribble]

I doubt City want rid of FFP /PSR as this would open up the likes of Newcastle In any case it all changes soon with the squad cost control method

In no other sphere of business that I can think of is an owner barred from investing their wealth into their company.

This alone shows up FFP, PSR & APT for what they really are... Restraint of trade by a cartel trying to create a monopoly.