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

[Gordyola]

The G14 group was disbanded in 2008.

It was "officially disbanded" but they retained the right to collective negotiations.

Half of the original 14 are no longer relevant (I've included United in that )
The other 4 that latched on are also irrelevant in this day and age.

And installed themselves at the head of the ECA.

European Club Association ECA

Ferran Soriano is a Board Member

ECA Home

www.ecaeurope.com

 

[salfordbluetrue]

PL handbook for 24/25 season has been published. It can be amended if APT rules are deemed to run contrary to UK Competition Law.

Premier League Publications, Reports, Bulletins & Announcements

Download Premier League reports, bulletins and announcements in PDF format, on the official website of the Premier League.

www.premierleague.com

The rules were changed in March iirc when a new handbook was issued.

For the rest, not sure what you are talking about ..... 100% vote?

Thanks it was confusing since i was told they had not published it yet, as i said thanks.

 

[blueju]

Gill is an evil, insidious and manipulative bastard who has attempted to destroy City.

NEVER LET IT BE FORGOTTEN !!

He is probably enemy No1.

NEVER LET IT BE FORGOTTEN !!

Fuck the scumbag, they’ll never regain what they had, not in my lifetime.

 

[Grassland Blue]

The PL gets sponsorship from Sky.
Who decides what fair market value is for that deal?
Where is the independent regulator overseeing that?
Is there one?

 

[Gazza]

Fuck the scumbag, they’ll never regain what they had, not in my lifetime.

The last time somebody said that it didn't end well.

 

[Centurions]

I am not expecting it to be monetary, but what do you think City will get, and what do you want?

If not monetary then what else do you think it could be?

 

[salfordbluetrue]

If the rule(s) are illegal, they'll need to change them

Believe it or not, in a Members association, illegal rules can be used, or example most Member Associations are working mens clubs, so if it is all men in the club, they can vote no women on the snooker team. Obviously problems happen if a woman joins the club, there may be 100 blokes, but if that woman votes to go on the team, they have to change the rule.
A very simplistic view but that is the way it works

 

[salfordbluetrue]

The PL gets sponsorship from Sky.
Who decides what fair market value is for that deal?
Where is the independent regulator overseeing that?
Is there one?

Very true, you can bet the rest of Europe is asking UEFA that very question.

 

[citizen_maine]

Believe it or not, in a Members association, illegal rules can be used, or example most Member Associations are working mens clubs, so if it is all men in the club, they can vote no women on the snooker team. Obviously problems happen if a woman joins the club, there may be 100 blokes, but if that woman votes to go on the team, they have to change the rule.
A very simplistic view but that is the way it works

You think if they're deemed illegal, the PL won't change them?

 

[salfordbluetrue]

If not monetary then what else do you think it could be?

If it was me, i would ask for every member of the G14 cartel be removed from the corridors of power, every panel, committee, and sub committee, i would take away their proposing, seconding and voting rights, for the next five years, at least that is where i would start.