John Wayne
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Well, yes, I meant theoretically, but you are right.A good example would be Arsenal rather than the Rags…
Well, yes, I meant theoretically, but you are right.A good example would be Arsenal rather than the Rags…
True. I’m not depressed about it, it’s just another thing to follow in the off season.I always get the feeling we’ve got a plan with what we do though, nothing done just for the sake of it.
I was looking forward to a quiet few weeks. Think again!True. I’m not depressed about it, it’s just another thing to follow in the off season.
Good one...Never before have we needed the world’s best PR more. This needs to be spun before the opposite spin gets out of control. The Times have started already. That article has huge undertones.
They are the rule makers, so they certainly have the right.I think we are on incredibly strong ground , how on earth do the pl think they have a right to tell a company what they can pay anyone for a sponsorship deal and what is the pls defence that its unfair that this team makes more money than that team, how are the dippers, rags, and arsenal going to justify the standard chartered, team viewer and rwandan deals as fair market value
Of course it’s a tactic. Khaldoon did warn them. I’m glad we are doing this. Something had to give, otherwise Masters and his American handlers will never stop. They wanted a war. They started a war. Now they have got a war. Game on!Millions are being spent on legal fees to fight this case. One senior club source says the Premier League’s legal bill has more than quadrupled in the past year, from about £5million to north of £20million. They also point to the fact that since February the Premier League’s own legal department has been forced to shift its focus to this claim when it is also trying to prepare for the hearing into City’s 115 charges. “This is clearly a tactic,” the source said.
This should help club's image, sigh. Seems so unnecessary to me. Unless they've got real dirt, which I doubt. Exhausting being a City fan.
Is fair market value a bad thing, really? Or is it not being used fairly?
No it.doesnt it.says 10 to 12 either as a witness or in support of the.prem12 have stepped up in defence of the Premier league.