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

I hope that there'll be declaratory relief in the form of anm order that the PL isn't to try to operate some form of the APT rules while the clubs decide how they should be amended in the light of them currently being unlawful. They have the absolute bloody-minded arrogance to try and, of course, I may be missing something that the Panel might regard as important.

However, I simply don't see how these rules could work in any meaningful way when there's a fucking great big shareholder-loan-shaped hole in them at present*. I therefore assume City will fight any such move by the PL with appropriate force.

* - Apologies to fellow users of teh board for my recourse here to the sesquipedalian intricacies of the technical lega argot.

‘sesquipedalian’

WTF does that mean? :-/ (without Googling it)
 
Just a thought given the mess that Everton have been in with the PSR rules, is there not an argument that had the interest been applied on shareholder loans that they would have failed PSR by even more. Would this have resulted in earlier points deductions. Could it be argued that the rules not being applied correctly resulted in a club now relegated to be claiming costs?
 
Richard Masters, can you feel the force?


You can see a change in people's attitudes
Looking to the future in much brighter moods
There's a message clearly written in the sky
Time to change and soon we'll all be flying high

Whoo oo oo ooo Can you feel the force?
Can you feel the force?
Whoo oo oo ooo Can you feel the force?
Can you feel the force?

 
The England game is so dull I’ve come on here to cheer myself up!
There me thinking England was all Southgate’s fault but this lot are still obsessed with passing side wards and backwards. The midget set up the goal but even he has quickly taken on the negative ways. It’s bad enough rice has made a career out of it. Even golden boy Cole has been turgid.
 
Just a thought given the mess that Everton have been in with the PSR rules, is there not an argument that had the interest been applied on shareholder loans that they would have failed PSR by even more. Would this have resulted in earlier points deductions. Could it be argued that the rules not being applied correctly resulted in a club now relegated to be claiming costs?
Yes I think so….but Arsenal and a few others would have likely failed FFP or would not have spent how they did…
 

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