City launch legal action against the Premier League | Unconfirmed reports that City have secured "potentially significant victory" (p 808)

[Ric]

 

[Gundoggin]

We’re not really here

Cmon city now for the big one !

 

[Ric]

What I needed to know is, can winning this case in the best scenario, somehow help us in that 115 charges case.

Are they related in some way or just separate issues without any potential connections.

Largely unrelated.

 

[salfordbluetrue]

Bollocks to that I'm having it after the Rodri news.

And it might be the only news we get on it, a postponement that might never get acted on.

 

[freshie]

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

 

[jaiguruKun]

I think some journalists are jumping the gun. It doesn't necessarily mean that the existing rules are changing.

 

[AshtonBlueMooner]

If @tolmie's hairdoo has responded (he has) perhaps there are legs to the potential positive news

 

[John Wayne]

The specifics of this alleged victory are unknown, but for now, are far less important than the message being delivered by the press. In its broadest terms, the overriding theme is that City have beaten the PL in court. This is already resonating with other fans, and will have an impact on the discourse around 115. The reality is less important than the perception, which is that the PL are fallible and expulsion/stripping of league titles is no longer a done deal.

 

[salfordbluetrue]

Etihad are going to sponsor every blade of grass at the etihad for a grand each

Do not tell Stoned Rose