City launch legal action against the Premier League | Club & PL reach settlement | Proceedings dropped (p1147)

[Ric]

Client journalism at its very worst.

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

Client journalism at its very worst.

Fucking cockroach.

 

[Invisible Man's Bandage]

Client journalism at its very worst.

The Telegraph loathes our owner as currently he still owns The Telegraph. The preferred bidder seems to have funding issues so it's still all up in the air as to who will eventually buy it.

 

[Colin Bells Boots]

The Telegraph loathes our owner as currently he still owns The Telegraph. The preferred bidder seems to have funding issues so it's still all up in the air as to who will eventually buy it.

Perhaps the government step in to stop the bloody arabs buying it :)

 

[Zabbasbeard]

Client journalism at its very worst.

Absolute parasite.

 

[Zabbasbeard]

Yep, before Keegan went there I seem to remember they had a home league game against Lincoln (I think) where the attendance was less than 10k.

The last game before Kevin Keegan was Oxford United and the gate was 10,004. So, we can safely say there were less than 10,000 Geordies there. Unless Oxford have a large number of Geordie fans!

 

[Ric]

That article is quite something when you read it. Basically arguing that unlawful rules are actually justified if they hinder a team you dislike.

 

[1961_vintage]

The Telegraph loathes our owner as currently he still owns The Telegraph. The preferred bidder seems to have funding issues so it's still all up in the air as to who will eventually buy it.

Sheikh Mansour is not the owner of the Daily Telegraph. He was part of a consortium bidding to acquire it.

 

[1961_vintage]

That article is quite something when you read it. Basically arguing that unlawful rules are actually justified if they hinder a team you dislike.

Love to know what the likes of Wallace "earns" for writing that.

 

[Centurions]

Client journalism at its very worst.

https://archive.ph/Q42tj

 

[citizen_maine]

Sheikh Mansour is not the owner of the Daily Telegraph. He was part of a consortium bidding to acquire it.

I'd like to think if he did own it that Wallace would already be out of a job

 

[Ric]

 

[Colin Bells Boots]

That article is quite something when you read it. Basically arguing that unlawful rules are actually justified if they hinder a team you dislike.

That script was probably dictated by Masters .

 

[remember arthur mann]

We're not going to take it
No we ain't gonna take it!
We're not going to take it anymore!

 

[Invisible Man's Bandage]

Sheikh Mansour is not the owner of the Daily Telegraph. He was part of a consortium bidding to acquire it.

Not the case actually. Sheikh Mansour put up the entire £600 mill for a joint venture with Redbird IMI to purchase The Telegraph and The Spectator. The previous government blocked them from actually running it and passed a new law to that effect. Redbird IMI have therefore sold The Spectator for 100 mill and are looking to sell the Telegraph to recoup the original investment. The only bidder to meet this price is struggling to raise the capital to buy it so currently Redbird IMI own it. As 100% of the invested capital is from our owner you would say he owns it (but can't run it).

 

[Ric]

Got to love public schoolboys like Wallace trying to tell the rest of us what is “good for the game”. The archetypal Telegraph columnist.

 

[Datchblue]

He went to Barclay School in Stevenage. A state school. Him and his dad are Rags.

 

[Bodicoteblue]

That article is quite something when you read it. Basically arguing that unlawful rules are actually justified if they hinder a team you dislike.

Alas, an all too common opinion.
Had an argument with a hater on YouTube who insisted that it didn’t matter whether rules were lawful or not!
I tried to explain but….

 

[manimanc]

Client journalism at its very worst.

He is so unimportant in this ongoing case. Ziegler tries to sound like he is in the loop about things but talks absolute garbage, like this clown is trying to do now.
We said there would be negative stories that start surfacing when these cockroaches have got no leaks or been given a bit of info.

 

[hammocity]

The last game before Kevin Keegan was Oxford United and the gate was 10,004. So, we can safely say there were less than 10,000 Geordies there. Unless Oxford have a large number of Geordie fans!

Good research, cheers.