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

[Keith Moon]

One side effect of today's judgement on rulling what is and is not related third party is that Shareholder loans are now classified at Related 3rd party income.
Deep joy.
Arsenal and Spurs and Chelsea are fucked.
As will many other clubs be.
If you try and pin the tail on a donkey make sure your back side is protected first.

Unbelievable Jeff

 

[Skrastins]

Where is the champagne

When does the bus parade starts?

 

[Eric Hitchmough]

BBC coverage is a fucking disgrace. No surprise of course.

 

[paulchapo]

A fucking brilliant piece by Martin Samuel yet again. One that cuts through all the waffling shite coming from the premier league and the media to try and paint a rosier picture than what the facts actually say. Obviously I can't print it all here but this small section is damning.

"Unlawful, unlawful, unlawful, unfair, unfair, unreasonable, unreasonable. The seven conclusions of the arbitration panel governing Manchester City’s case against the Premier League make for sobering reading."

The first three , "Unlawful, unlawful, unlawful " should, in my opinion, mean our separate 115 case immediately collapses. We are dealing with a biased criminal cartel.

 

[Colin Bells Boots]

Can this Vicky Gormless spit the fact we've won out more vitriolically?

A media whore and dipper supporter - she can't even lie straight in bed .

 

[hertsblue]

Puts Arsenal in the shitter apparently, £200m in shareholder loans that could see them breach PSR.

Expect them all to fall over at the same time in their next game and do the Rags cheat, and claim long covid claims

 

[M18CTID]

But not United? ;)

 

[houraisen]

 

[nijinsky69]

BBC = Premier League’s useful idiots.

 

[give it to gordon]

A Major sponsorships deal could be worth over £500million if it was a long-term deal like 10 years

So who pays City's compensation for City not getting this sponsorship from illegal ruling ?