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

[manimanc]

God I really cannot stand looking at this fuckin slaphead whenever someone puts up these desperate tweets of his.
This fella hasn't predicted or reported one thing that has come true yet here he is, his fat smarmy face looking over his cacophony of shite.
Are we surprised this **** has retaliated like he has? He just cannot bring himself to say anything positive.

 

[Albeeeert]

6?
City
Villa
Newcastle
Leicester
Chelsea
Forest

Are Chelsea going to vote against? They portantially have the most to lose if FMV is applied to shareholder loans retrospectively.

 

[red 2 hats]

I'm not sure I follow you?
The people who could call in the loans are the ones voting on Everton's behalf aren't they?

See slbsn directly below your comment, he's put it a lot clearer than I probably did.

 

[flb]

Unlawful rules are unlawful rules, City have already instigated that further legal proceedings will follow if they aren't overturned, so frankly it could be 19 clubs against us and it wont make a bit of difference if we want to take it further.

 

[give it to gordon]

Could clubs that vote against these illegal rules than take action against the clubs voting illegal rules in ? Once it's proven these club acted outside the law ?

 

[Ric]

Unlawful rules are unlawful rules, City have already instigated that further legal proceedings will follow if they aren't overturned, so frankly it could be 19 clubs against us and it wont make a bit of difference if we want to take it further.

Was just about to post something similar. Tomorrow's vote doesn't really matter if the rules are still unlawful. Only thing that matters is the tribunal's final determination.

 

[Albeeeert]

Could clubs that vote against these illegal rules than take action against the clubs voting illegal rules in ? Once it's proven these club acted outside the law ?

I could see that happening given that the financial burden of costs and damages will fall equally on all of the clubs.

 

[Blueknows]

My big hope is Southampton, maybe wrong. Fucking Everton should be in there too.

Everton would be crazy not to vote against specially with their new stadium costs

 

[give it to gordon]

I could see that happening given that the financial burden of costs and damages will fall equally on all of the clubs.

Surely it's just the 19 clubs paying in the 115 case. City can't be expected to pay the pl one twentieth towards the charges against them !

So in this case surely the financial burden fall on the clubs that back the illegal rules

 

[Ric]

Everton would be crazy not to vote against specially with their new stadium costs

Think they will vote in favour, simply because of the rule on shareholder loans not being applied historically.