uwe rosler 28
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Are we not suing the PL if so a win for us would surely result in an award from the PL to us and won't be able to be kept private.
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City launch legal action against the Premier League | City win APT case (pg901)
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TheThirdDeano
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The lack of leaks is good because it means there’s nothing to gloat about for the usual moles
stonerblue
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Bastards nicking my material ..I heard that on the radio, Hedge Funds and no telling who the investors are
If we suddenly said we are owned by Abu Dhabi Hedge Funds, the PL would say bollocks, you can't grow a hedge in the desert!
Surely if the rules stay the same we will have lost and if they revert to the previous ones we will have won.I'm sure I read that no official outcome will be disclosed although I'm sure the Times will have some leaks.
Absolutely no relevance whatsoever. Thanks for posting.Not particularly relevant, but I used to go to monthly meetings in Millbank Tower when I worked for Ferranti in the 1980s.
Did you tell the girls (or boys) you worked for Ferrari?Not particularly relevant, but I used to go to monthly meetings in Millbank Tower when I worked for Ferranti in the 1980s.
NZBlue
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Can't we just ask arsenal?Given this is a behind closed doors confidential hearing we shouldn't even know it's happening never mind the result.
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Even if anything was leaked, it would need a competition law professor to go away and analyse it before giving an opinion on which side it possibly favoured. Cases of this nature can be incredibly tedious to the layman with one or two sentences of text being deconstructed and debated for hours.The lack of leaks is good because it means there’s nothing to gloat about for the usual moles
The news media will just wait for the judge's decision like the rest of us - leaks in cases like this one just aren't sexy enough to be newsworthy.
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I would normally agree with you that if it was most other teams, the media would just accept the verdict.Even if anything was leaked, it would need a competition law professor to go away and analyse it before giving an opinion on which side it possibly favoured. Cases of this nature can be incredibly tedious to the layman with one or two sentences of text being deconstructed and debated for hours.
The news media will just wait for the judge's decision like the rest of us - leaks in cases like this one just aren't sexy enough to be newsworthy.
But, there's been several high profile articles in the supposed "high-end" press saying this judgement will have major repurcussions e.g. the EFL would not get any money from the Premier League.
If City do win, you can bet this will be portrayed as a terrible decision, opening the floodgates to an Arab domination of the Premier League.
That will not be acceptable to the Red Arse Media...
remember arthur mann
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I suppose they won't be working weekend?