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

[crystal_mais]

I hope the next time the British Government start lobbying the UAE & Saudi Arabia for investment in the UK they tell them where to go.

 

[failsworthblueboy]

Boxing, Tennis Golf, Cricket, F1 and many many others sports have no issue with reaping the financial rewards which come with dealings with the Middle East or State owned businesses. Many rags Dippers and Arses will watch the boxing in Saudi Arabia this weekend and have no issues doing so. Yet, the PL Rags Dippers Arses and our wonderful Media think it's dirty money Oil money when it comes to Premier League owners from the Middle East. They are desperate to keep there cartel in tact and think they have the moral high ground.
I wonder if they would have the same issues if the Red Cartel clubs had our owners. As I predicted a long time ago, the Premier League will eat its self.

 

[halfcenturyup]

That reminds of people today who always answer a question with the word "So".
Always seems like they're buying some time to find the right answer

So, ..... I can't think of anything ....

 

[Gaz (FMwkdsoul)]

On that basis he would have no issue with the PL abolishing FFP, PSR and APT rules given they did not exist at the time our owners came in.

or 14 yank owners tabling a vote on 'no relegation'
:p

 

[eastmanc]

I think they probably tried this and City refused to take anything less than being fully cleared. The PL couldn’t clear us without losing face so have taken their chances with the tribunal.

It was mentioned on here by Prestwich Blue.

 

[Oldham Exile]

They are desperate to keep there cartel in tact and think they have the moral high ground.
I wonder if they would have the same issues if the Red Cartel clubs had our owners. As I predicted a long time ago, the Premier League will eat its self.

It is all entitled attitudes and obsessive self-interest mate

Remember redscouse fans begging Dubai to buy them and plenty of scum fans wanted Qatar

 

[eastmanc]

Extra: as per slbsn it’s just posturing by the media for the clubs anyway, as a club cannot Sue another one, as per the PL’a own rules (ironic).

How can a club 'sue' City before they know the outcome.

 

[Oldham Exile]

or 14 yank owners tabling a vote on 'no relegation'
:p

That is not beyond imagination

Perhaps that explains their angst regarding an independent regulator

 

[Prophet of Doom]

How can a club 'sue' City before they know the outcome.

The Telegraph article was pure fantasy. Gutter journalism based purely on what story would get fuming red cartel suporters beating their chests….a fantasy piece about them taking legal action against City……bingo….watch the clicks add up !

 

[JASR]

How can a club 'sue' City before they know the outcome.

I think it would be a ‘notice to sue’ or whatever the legal term is. It’s to do with the companys act statute of limitations. You have to notify of intention about something that is <6 years old, that will happen >6 years period.

If, and I presume 100% he is, slbsn’s statement about the Pl rules expressly forbidding a Pl club sueing another PL club is the fact, then it’s just the usual fantasy bluster by the KFA media on anything legal/financial pandering to the gullible cartel clickers.