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

[bluemanchester]

Worryingly I can remember watching Juke Box Jury.
I think the Brummie lass was called Janice.

Janice was on Thank Your Lucky Stars. Embarrassed I remember it!

 

[Chappie]

Worryingly I can remember watching Juke Box Jury.
I think the Brummie lass was called Janice.

And you were 24 at the time

 

[Bentheblue]

Janice was on Thank Your Lucky Stars. Embarrassed I remember it!

I’ll give it foyve

 

[StillBluessinceHydeRoad]

Worryingly I can remember watching Juke Box Jury.
I think the Brummie lass was called Janice.

Wasn't she - she was Janice - on "Thank your lucky stars" wit Brian Matthew on Granada early on a Saturday evening?

 

[Really_here]

I didn't know the vote was tomorrow - could be a bad day for the PL.

Aston Villa will back Man City in voting against changes to APT rules

Aston Villa owner Nassef Sawiris says the club will join Manchester City in voting against amendments the Premier League has proposed to rules governing commercial deals.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[MCFCTrick]

And they benefit you, ultimately. I don't think we (Newcastle) will challenge them either, as we seem very keen to appear to be playing by the rules. I think it's more likely to come if any club is actually relegated as a result of a points deduction.

Basically sitting on the fence, scared to upset the cartel but happy to benefit from the result of City's fight?

 

[Xhavenjoe]

I didn't know the vote was tomorrow - could be a bad day for the PL.

Friday?

 

[Matt Diablo]

Not seen your posts before so what was you told

Over in a good way for us or a bad way?

It's a sham case. We da good guys dem da bad guyz:)

 

[Mike S]

I didn't know the vote was tomorrow - could be a bad day for the PL.

Aston Villa will back Man City in voting against changes to APT rules

Aston Villa owner Nassef Sawiris says the club will join Manchester City in voting against amendments the Premier League has proposed to rules governing commercial deals.

www.bbc.co.uk

It's not tomorrow......

 

[Champions again in 2012]

I do 100% and we will benefit from City demonstrating that the current APT rules (specifically designed to stop us from growing) are unlawful. But the PSR rules do currently benefit all of the 'big 6' clubs, including you, which is maybe why you didn't really attack them from that angle.

In that case the Newcastle hierarchy should challenge them. It doesn't sound like it is City's battle. We have more than enough on our plate.