Cobwebcat
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Which this evening has been proven to be warranted.
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City launch legal action against the Premier League | City win APT case (pg901)
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Given that Masters presumably signed off the PL statement on Monday that said that "these elements can quickly and effectively be remedied", then he was either being disingenuous, or simply failed to grasp the matter at hand. Either way, it hints at fairly lamentable leadership from him.
StillBluessinceHydeRoad
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I don't think it matters and I don't think City are interested. City don't want civil war, the club wants rules which are fair and lawful, allow clubs to grow without favour and presrve and protect the standing of the game. Our club isn't interested in imposing its will on anyone so much as succeeding through football.Wonder if City will force a no confidence vote. Reckon they could get at least seven clubs in support. Possibly double figures. He’s fucked it it’s eight or more imo. He will lose all authority if 40% of the clubs say he’s not fit for office.
Zabbasbeard
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It could be argued they did with the 115 smears, reputational and financial damage they have done to City that the cunts do...but...the shitstorm that they could face if City win that one would suggest they don't know who and what they have taken off, and really don't know what they're doing.The cunts don’t know what they’re doing?
Norman kneejerk
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Interesting angle if people over their heads are getting jumpy.That's a very good point. Brands supporting even red cartel clubs may be worried that obvious lies and bias will eventually damage their public perception. The BBC had better learn from this experience and educate their sports staff.
Everything is unravelling in a very big way. Tough times for the PL and its cartel. Only the strong will prevail. The PL had the audacity to call us cheats even though we were cleared of wrong doing at CAS. Its a bit rich on the basis that they have knowingly breached competition law by object. Anyone that defends the PL regarding the APT case is clearly prepared to defend the indefensible. SKY, you are guilty of such. Be warned.
Cheer Up Peter Reid
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He'll be worth every penny when costs are awarded to us!Fair point.
Trying to control my rage Mr K style with polite language.
I am so glad the careful and finally firm methods City are using is simply dismantling the media circus bribed by the red cartel.
Never thought I would say it but Mr Pannick is worth his fees.
Cobwebcat
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You would think his legal team surely must have given him the go-ahead to do it?Given that Masters presumably signed off the PL statement on Monday that said that "these elements can quickly and effectively be remedied", then he was either being disingenuous, or simply failed to grasp the matter at hand. Either way, it hints at fairly lamentable leadership from him.
It really is unbelievable.
Do you think City got anything actually wrong in their letter Stefan? (..or in the initial Club Statement)
It’s just mental. Did they think City would just agree with the PL on this? How can you get something 100% wrong and not be called into account.
I fucking knew there was something!Maybe Masters is on some sort of Brewsters Millions trip funded by Elon Musk.
If he destroys the Premier League he gets 10% of Tesla.