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

[Kippax77]

Excellent performance from Stefan and also very impressed with Danny Murphy's fair and balanced approach.

Had Danny done a line before the show for him to appear so balanced for once.

 

[Churchlawtonblue]

@projectriver another balanced informative piece.

Have to agree with you on City challenging the 14/20 PL rule, which seems reasonable to me.

Refreshing to have Murphy and Matterface listening and asking questions rather than trying to talk over you or childishly trying score points like White and Jordan.

 

[ufo]

You can plan all you want till you get punched in the face.

by mike tyson

 

[OntarioBlue]

What do you think you’ve been watching your entire life?

Real Madrid
Barcelona
Bayern Munich
Juventus
Manchester United
Liverpool
Chelsea
Arsenal
PSG

You don’t think these teams were the richest in their leagues?

Unfortunately I’m noticing a pattern where those who aren’t as close to the club, and seemingly live outside of Manchester or England, are falling for the propaganda behind this story.

I dare say, these people don’t have the same affinity for the club as those who are closer which means they’re more susceptible to media bullshit.

As I’ve said before, if City win the rules go back to what they were January 2024 - that’s this year! City are challenging an amendment made in February. They’re not destroying the league or all the financial rules.

Just for clarity, I was born in Manchester, moved away in my twenties and returned in my sixties. I was a season ticket holder before I left and I’m a season ticket holder now. I think I have a pretty fair affinity to the Club.

 

[Ric]

Excellent performance from Stefan and also very impressed with Danny Murphy's fair and balanced approach.

Yes, it made a refreshing change from Simon Jordan's usual bullshit.

 

[manimanc]

Which one is Miss Piggy, just out of a matter of interest.
I think they're all pigs on Sly

Hayley Mcqueen.
Fuckin hates us with a passion.

We got the best team award and she was like oh it's Man City.

Another bitter red in the mainstream.

 

[balotelli's back pocket]

I have to say, I'll absolutely piss myself if these rules are found to be unlawful after all the noise and fury of the last 24 hours.

 

[BlueMoonAcrossThePond]

I wonder if smaller clubs would be better off if the big clubs with huge debts were regulated on that score. Would it close the gap?

I favor regulation to prevent clubs from overborrowing to the extent that the bankrupt a club, putting it so far into debt that it has to sell off all its players to pay its debts, ruining the club for fans.

I suppose that their ought to be a (very high) limit on what a club can spend. Otherwise, an extremely wealthy owner could simply buy the league.

With respect to City... we are financially well off - other clubs have spent more... if we've somehow broken regulations - in spite of other P/L clubs having spent even more than us - well, bullshit. We're financially sound and we put, on the field, a very attractive, exciting club that not only benefits us, but benefits the P/L as well... and makes the C/L competitive.

 

[Kippax77]

Hayley Mcqueen.
Fuckin hates us with a passion.

We got the best team award and she was like oh it's Man City.

Another bitter red in the mainstream.

Her worse crime is hating us whilst having Kankles

 

[Coatigan]

@supercity88 , what he says around the 11 a d 15 minute segments, lines up with how I understood the timeframe and what is being challenged here. Re our discussion earlier this today. He seems to have read it in a similar way.