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

[deano ou812]

Surprisingly Jordan now saying PSR rules are a disgrace,after he originally supported them and if the premier league lose on the 115 then the the premier league board have to go ..

 

[tweety]

Can't believe that I'm agreeing with Jordan rather than Stefan.

 

[brazilians hurt]

I dont think that, but he does keep getting invited bk and historically that has meant towing the party line where talksport is concerned.

Possibly interview is planned in advance & Stefan was happy to play reserved expert as Jordan was all out in favour of City win & take pot shots at the PL??

 

[Vic]

This country always like a loser and bigs it up as a winner

The Premier League's Dunkirk moment

 

[Centurions]

Certain individuals/clubs and in conjunction with the PL, have been found to be acting like a cartel. Introducing unlawful measures to try and nobble other member clubs. For me THAT is the bigger picture and it’s disappointing that Stefan is seemingly playing it all down as it doesn’t mean too much blah blah blah with regards to APT. Never mind APT, what about clubs acting in bad faith towards other clubs. Why is the cartel piece not the big story here?

Did I miss something about the cartel being proven in the award?

 

[johnny crossan]

Stefan is a lawyer first and a City fan second, which is why he's a credible voice.

Yes, it's nice to see the PL and the ragtops squirm as their confidence drains away but that is incidental to the facts. The facts are as @slbsn explained. In the big picture, this judgement doesn't mean too much for the future as the rules will be tweaked to comply. That's the correct position for a legal person to take imo, he's not a cheerleader.

The really interesting part here to me is that it has been legally established that the PL broke its own rules in how it dealt with City.

Afraid there is a line that has been crossed here - Stefan's analysis today and in the last TS appearance (as I pointed out to him at the time) has damaged his credibility significantly, at least as far as I'm concerned.

 

[Colin Bells Boots]

I just love him and want his babies.

No offence oakie, but aren't you a bit long in the tooth to be having a sex change op ?

 

[cheekybids]

‘If any member clubs have any questions about the Award, we would be very happy to assist them as best we can,’ Cliff signs off.

Ha ha - fucking love it!

If that’s not a vote of no confidence I don’t know what is.

“You don’t know what your doing!”

 

[Blue Til Death]

XL for this fat **** please!

XL is my target size mate, you’re a skinny **** not a fat **** … :-)

 

[HelloCity]

Stefan is a lawyer first and a City fan second, which is why he's a credible voice.

Yes, it's nice to see the PL and the ragtops squirm as their confidence drains away but that is incidental to the facts. The facts are as @slbsn explained. In the big picture, this judgement doesn't mean too much for the future as the rules will be tweaked to comply. That's the correct position for a legal person to take imo, he's not a cheerleader.

The really interesting part here to me is that it has been legally established that the PL broke its own rules in how it dealt with City.

Wonder how this links into things…