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

[denislawsbackheel]

This is exactly the end game the PL want imo…..they can’t win but will cite ‘legal costs’ as a reason to settle….I hope we tell them to fuck off….rinse them for every penny, get masters fired, then pursue every single media outlet that has sullied our good name for the past decade.

Anyone would think the Chelsea, Everton, Notts Forest and Leicester legal counsel were doing it pro bono…

 

[Canter]

Why should investments from Middle East clubs be curbed. It is racist. Not a surprise from Roan though.

DRIAFC

 

[2smokinberyls smockfrocks]

I don’t consider Spurs a cartel club, they are just saps doing the bidding of the red cartel.

The 120 years is wrong should be 32, since 1992 PL was formed

blimey.
it was just a bit of fun.

 

[The Light Was Yellow Sir]

That or they both know the result but can't comment (yet / ever).

The good part of it is, that it's now fairly clear that we didn't try to get it all thrown out, just this years changes, and also that there now seems to be some support for the club from other clubs.

So, we didn’t try to ‘finish football’? Fancy that…..

 

[The Stockport Iniesta]

Yes agreed. Rival fans will still believe what they want but not much anyone can do about that.

Good to hear that with legal cases affecting 25% of the clubs already and the legal bill at 50 million and rising the clubs are starting to question what the point of it all is.

American owners are ruining our National sport. They look to dominate not with investment of their own but eliminating investment from other rival clubs. It’s a race to the bottom.

The anchoring rules they are trying to bring in for next season? Are the next step downwards, even scruffy Jim can see that because it impacts what he wants to do at the swamp. That's going to be another battle I imagine.

 

[Bluepetal]

Yes agreed. Rival fans will still believe what they want but not much anyone can do about that.

Good to hear that with legal cases affecting 25% of the clubs already and the legal bill at 50 million and rising the clubs are starting to question what the point of it all is.

American owners are ruining our National sport. They look to dominate not with investment of their own but eliminating investment from other rival clubs. It’s a race to the bottom.

It’s the essence of ultra capitalism. The USA is a failing empire , its infrastructure is crumbling, it’s people are sick as healthcare is unaffordable, ultra capitalism is a snake eating its own tail, that’s what United are dealing with , owners screwing fans to pump money out of the club while not investing in infrastructure, they just don’t care … same actually as our private water companies, they work on the same theory, it’s actually a legal requirement the CEO has to make as much money for the shareholders as they possibly can, if proven they haven’t , they can be jailed apparently, but if people die because a building has dangerous cladding say , then they don’t get punished.

 

[Plays By Sense Of Smell]

Yes agreed. Rival fans will still believe what they want but not much anyone can do about that.

Good to hear that with legal cases affecting 25% of the clubs already and the legal bill at 50 million and rising the clubs are starting to question what the point of it all is.

American owners are ruining our National sport. They look to dominate not with investment of their own but eliminating investment from other rival clubs. It’s a race to the bottom.

Could it be that through the way we operate, we manage to fuck the UEFA mafia, the European Superleague AND the PL cartel below the waterline?

 

[Brendan110_0]

I'm guessing Slimey Stone didn't write it then.

Chat GPT

 

[cleavers]

So, we didn’t try to ‘finish football’? Fancy that…..

So it seems at least.

 

[bluenova]

This is true, of course, but equally I think companies like Nissan, Puma, Sony etc just want to be associated with the dominant team in the most popular league in the world. It’s clearly not mere cronyism. The likes of Jamie Carragher may not understand the shifting sands, but the times they are a-changing.

I absolutely agree that large companies would want to be involved with the best club in world football, and Carragher's ignorance is embarrassing.

The fact remains that our owners and Newcastle's owners have direct, and indirect control, over many times the wealth of any other owners, so describing that as an issue related to the current Middle Eastern owned clubs, is legitimate.