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

halfcenturyup said:
Loans are just part of the funding strategy of a club by the owner. Mansour put funding in as 100% but he has mucho dineiro. Some owners may prefer to loan money so it can be repaid easily if the club is in a position to do so. Some owners may prefer loans for tax reasons - favourable tax treatment for interest income compared to dividends, for example.

If an owner considers he can increase equity and reduce loans, he can convert some of the loans to equity (new shares) without putting more cash in (the cash was received when the loan was made). It is just a book-keeping entry, apart from some documentation and some minor associated costs.
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dont really understand but if turned to equity that weaks other share holders % of company and what if i dont know but any investment must be matched by other share holders will this cause issues ( im thinking out loud )
 
dadnlad said:
dont really understand but if turned to equity that weaks other share holders % of company and what if i dont know but any investment must be matched by other share holders will this cause issues ( im thinking out loud )
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It's mostly sole owners in the PL, I think. But yes, it's more difficult if there are multiple shareholders.
 
Interesting discussion. Fast-moving and unfortunately workload precludes any real active input on my behalf, no doubt to the relief of many and no doubt especially of those who dislike lawyers showing off by using words such as sesquipedalian.

But my main purpose in posting here is just to note that, in any assessment of how things move forward and whether City at present have a strong position, we shouldn't underestimate the political aspect. If the PL and cartel can still call on 14 votes to support ideas they put forward in the field of financial control, the 'victory' on APT won't be especially consequential. If, onm the other hand, we've been able to work behind the scenes to put together a blocking constituency of seven votes, then things are much more, ahem, interesting for us.

If I'm not mistaken, I think @tolmie's hairdoo has suggested that this has indeed happened. Maybe ourselves, plus Newcastle, Villa, Chelsea, Everton, Forest and Leicester?
 
1: PL 'won' with minor changes to be made to APT regs
2: Meeting next week to propose rules that are *legal* to be agreed upon
3: City want to sue until they win, why don't they just leave the league if they don't like the *unlawful* rules (lol)
4: Meeting cancelled
 
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