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[give it to gordon]

How Man City's fight to fend off spending restrictions is ripping the Premier League apart

Premier League clubs have held talks to reconfigure rules related to losses and income - with the meeting necessary after City's lawyers convinced a panel that aspects of the regulations were in breach of competition law.

news.sky.com

And here is something completely different....

We're indirectly responsible for ripping the Premier League apart?

I am absolutely lost for words. The shite way we've been treated by the Premier League? Yeah ok then.

Sad isn't it at how many fans and press/media are happy to abide to illegal rules.
City should be seen as a shining light in standing up to the cartel and it's illegal rules.

 

[manimanc]

The entire article is framed in a manner hostile to City.

It reads like it was drafted by Masters himself.

It is client journalism in sport at its worst.

Probably why nobody put their name to it.

Sky are run by the red shirts too.

 

[The Future’s Blue!]

The entire article is framed in a manner hostile to City.

It reads like it was drafted by Masters himself.

It is client journalism in sport at its worst.

Sky, hand-in-hand with the PL and cartel clubs.

 

[Chappie]

Sky, hand-in-hand with the PL and cartel clubs.

Without Football, there is no Sky.

 

[cheekybids]

Sad isn't it at how many fans and press/media are happy to abide to illegal rules.
City should be seen as a shining light in standing up to the cartel and it's illegal rules.

You sign up to the laws of the land……

 

[The Future’s Blue!]

Without Football, there is no Sky.

They built their own platform on it, lifting the likes of United to God-like status to bring in all the viewers. The cartel clubs is all they care about, the rest are there just to fill the fixture list.

A poor Man Utd is not good for the brand so while their fans suffer, what better than cheering them up with the potential of City getting relegated.

 

[leithblue]

How Man City's fight to fend off spending restrictions is ripping the Premier League apart

Premier League clubs have held talks to reconfigure rules related to losses and income - with the meeting necessary after City's lawyers convinced a panel that aspects of the regulations were in breach of competition law.

news.sky.com

And here is something completely different....

We're indirectly responsible for ripping the Premier League apart?

I am absolutely lost for words. The shite way we've been treated by the Premier League? Yeah ok then.

This article is so well written and researched that it managed to spell APT wrong. Twice.

 

[surprisedbygrass]

To be fair they’re right.

The problem they don’t explain and people need to remember is that the premier league was a league dedicated to making a very few rich beyond measure at the cost of literally everyone else having any dreams of success beyond the odd giant slaying headline.

We did tear it apart, and the football world should be thanking

Sky, hand-in-hand with the PL and cartel clubs.

Any club run with big debts as core business is fragile and heavily dependent on the product they sell to keep them afloat, much more so than those who remain debt free or even in profit . The media argument is as much about this as football. They need the original big clubs to stay afloat in order for Sky to profit. Maintenance of confidence in the product at all cost . Invent a a scapegoat . It's not journalism it's marketing .

 

[surprisedbygrass]

They built their own platform on it, lifting the likes of United to God-like status to bring in all the viewers. The cartel clubs is all they care about, the rest are there just to fill the fixture list.

A poor Man Utd is not good for the brand so while their fans suffer, what better than cheering them up with the potential of City getting relegated.

Exactly this

 

[remember arthur mann]

This article is so well written and researched that it managed to spell APT wrong. Twice.

Although after the Victor, I worked mainly on the RJ, I did some work on the ATP, but mainly on it's predecessor the 748.