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

[TheGhost]

I doubt that City will have been surprised by the vote, they know how the land lies with the other debt ridden clubs.

Not much point in attending an event when the outcome is decided in advance.

City may actually be pleased, so they, and now others, can continue to hold the PL to public scrutiny until the IC publishes its report on Its findings.

The PL and their acolytes will need to be making substantial financial provisions for legal fees....this could be a very expensive matter.

Drain the swamp City.

Yes but where should we put away fans?

 

[WRicko]

Thought Steffan was on TalkSport this morning but not heard it

 

[manimanc]

BREAKING NEWS.....

Sixteen English Premier League Clubs have just voted, for the second time, to adopt rules that have been found to be UNLAWFUL by an Independent Commission.

The vote was taken before the said clubs had read the ICs post hearing report which is due to be published shortly.

Khaldoon al Mubarak Chairman of Manchester City has been taken to a medical clinic with splitting sides.

No further medical updates will be made and his family and friends have requested privacy whilst he composes himself.

No you've put it like that it's got to be a double facepalm.

 

[Albeeeert]

can somebody answer me this question. If intrest on loans end up being backdated does this mean the likes of everton could get more points deducations for failing psr by even more ?

Yes, but then they would then possibly be able to challenge that as being procedurally unfair in a similar way to how Leicester got off.

 

[cheekybids]

Word.

I do wish sports journalists wouldn't describe every thing as a win, loss, or draw. It's simplistic, naive, condescending to readers and often wrong anyway.

This vote was an irrelevance really, unless the PL now think they can re-open the assessments of Etihad and FAB. Who knows? Maybe the new rules say they won't become effective until the tribunal has approved of the PL's approach, in which case no problem.

Once again, we just have to wait and see.

Yeah the fucking losers ……

 

[manimanc]

I'd hardly call it a defeat if City go on to successfully challenge them again. Fucking stupid slap-headed ****!

I did try to tell you he was an imbecile.

 

[Stoned Rose]

Making a decision before the Tribunal makes their recommendations.... Non collaborative, adversarial and arrogant. The sooner the leadership, and maybe the organisation, is brought down, the better.

“Acting in good faith” got a patting on its little old head.

 

[spacecadet]

Could someone remind me of which clubs had the free loans and how much they were for please.

Everton, Arsoles and BHA I heard about, there maybe more?

 

[M18CTID]

I did try to tell you he was an imbecile.

I said myself that he was a prick - I was only disputing the assumption that his info is never right!

 

[thomas1307]

when is the tribunal going to give there final verdict