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They could if they did it secretly.I don't think they could give information to the PL and withhold it from City.
They could if they did it secretly.I don't think they could give information to the PL and withhold it from City.
If that is the case then surely the high court has to get involved to preserve the law and to ensure everything is above board and legal. None of this "rule X" bollocks the Premier League have to protect their own interests and the red cartel clubs should be used as an excuse. If the rules are unlawful, they are unenforceable and therefore null and void. No wonder the government want an independent regulator because the Premier League are not fit for purpose in that department.They can't operate outside of UK Law….
I suspect thats where it could end up. Some may say a long time overdue!!If that is the case then surely the high court has to get involved to preserve the law and to ensure everything is above board and legal. None of this "rule X" bollocks the Premier League have to protect their own interests and the red cartel clubs should be used as an excuse. If the rules are unlawful, they are unenforceable and therefore null and void. No wonder the government want an independent regulator because the Premier League are not fit for purpose in that department.
Interest not being calculated on the loan can get clubs over the line though.Shareholder loans cannot be used to get a club over the PSR line.
Why?
Oh for sure, could be as much as 200 million per season for some clubs. Given loans are evaluated on risk using a customers credit rating would clubs such as Everton be offered a loan at all in the open market?Interest not being calculated on the loan can get clubs over the line though.
what on earth are you going on about, £40million max per season compounded and that would be very very extremeOh for sure, could be as much as 200 million per season for some clubs. Given loans are evaluated on risk using a customers credit rating would clubs such as Everton be offered a loan at all in the open market?
Oh for sure, could be as much as 200 million per season for some clubs. Given loans are evaluated on risk using a customers credit rating would clubs such as Everton be offered a loan at all in the open market?