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

So, under the current rules 0% shareholder loans are accepted but they are now unlawful.

A few clubs will need to factor in FMA interest rates into their PSR.

We’re told an easy solution to this is to turn those loans into equity - if that shareholder has the appetite to do so (which is a big assumption).

So my question is, are shareholders now allowed to pump equity into a club, regardless of how much and, if so, is there anything stopping our owners from doing the same?

I haven’t a clue and would love some clarity on that if someone on here knows the answer
As far as I'm aware owners can pump £30m per season into the club for things like transfers, wages etc, but unlimited amounts for infrastructure project, like a new stadium, or the youth system.
 
At last someone understands

Must be written by a blue…

It’s long been a popular hobby among fans of the club from just outside Manchester in nearby Stretford to refer to their blue neighbours as “bitters.” The way this saga is panning out, the bitterness looks like it will be spilling out way beyond East Manchester.
 
He’s certainly happy to give the premier league far more credit than they deserve whilst playing down any of City’s points so he’s a bit of a dick whoever he follows.

Everyone says we have the best in the business in Pannick yet we are now to consider a journalist albeit for a legal magazine knows better.
 


I mean, what a reach that is. Chief football correspondent. Not even sure I should give any attention to the clown.

Basically shits on every fan of the club, basically saying City could disappear and nobody would give a fuck. Talk about protecting the game for the fans whilst clearly forgetting about the fans of this club.

A really pathetic piece.

A bit like racists telling a minority who don’t like being abused that they should leave the country.
 

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