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

[paulchapo]

Well, well, well.

Firstly, the stones on City for taking this fight on when already in the midst of the other fight, is hugely commendable and shows the level of intelligence and competence at the club.

Second- we talk on here of conspiracies and “the cartel”. Well, today is all the proof we need we’ve been right for the last decade and more.

Third, yet another example of the PL making rules up as it goes along, at the behest of a a few select favourites. Even when those rules are unfair and unlawful.

Fourth - the biggest example of “acting in bad faith” you’ll ever see. Yet these cunts have the gall to charge us with “not acting in good faith”? You couldn’t make this up.

Fifth - blind eye to the shareholder loans that a lot of these cunts are being held up by. The likes of Arsenal and Everton will be fucking shitting themselves re PSR now.

Sixth - Panja, Zeigler, Lawton and Keegan shown up as the KFAs they are and none should ever be named as “sources” on here ever again.

This is a seismic day. City have taken the cheating fuckers on and showed them up for what they are. Heroic.

What a day to be a blue.

Absolutely!

 

[hihosilva]

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

I'm sure the PL will re-jig the rules again to suit the red cartel

 

[cheekybids]

So,your club has been cheating and they've been found out.
Naughty Naughty Gunners.

Again

 

[SebastianBlue]

Even by their low standards this coverage is a joke. I have not followed the case very closely but it seems to me we won fairly big on this. It is the PL and cartel you are left with long frowns on their faces methinks.

As we saw when Stones’ last minute equaliser went in…

 

[Bluearmy]

Still a win win situation !

Nooooo, we need him to stay surely

 

[paulchapo]

No wonder the fuckers didn't want a regulator.

 

[eyalluvitt]

BBC breaking news …. PL wins partial victory over the Stockport Oilers, reaction from the Emptyhad

 

[Roy Munson]

West Ham, Brentford, Fulham and wolves aren’t yank owned (afaik)

Fulham are. Khan family. Pakistani-American.

 

[CC1]

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

They needn’t worry. They run the PL & will dictate that the changes to the rules can’t be backdated.
However, they will have to deal with the changes from today

 

[Ducado]

I'm sure the PL will re-jig the rules again to suit the red cartel

As long as they do it legally there won’t be a problem, the issue is doing it legally