Nick Barmy didn’t play in ‘that’ Spurs FA Cup tie. What more did you want for 25 years of running the club into the ground?
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City launch legal action against the Premier League
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Thanks for that, however I've already been pulled up on my spelling.Oi, leave my grandma out of it!
Anyway, it's spelling, not grammar.
Yeah, but they are guilty.I think that’s a given. Think if it was the other way around…we would be the same.
abu13
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I see the PL are now saying that they are keeping a close eye on transfers that may take place in order to allow clubs to comply with PSR, basically these deals for academy players at Villa, Chelsea and so on.
They will consider investigation if they feel clubs are acting in "bad faith".
Fuck me they are going to have some legal department.
When are they going to realise the shit show they are creating.
As they say any fool can make something more complicated, a genius is the man who can simplify things.
They will consider investigation if they feel clubs are acting in "bad faith".
Fuck me they are going to have some legal department.
When are they going to realise the shit show they are creating.
As they say any fool can make something more complicated, a genius is the man who can simplify things.
PL is gradually ruining itselfI see the PL are now saying that they are keeping a close eye on transfers that may take place in order to allow clubs to comply with PSR, basically these deals for academy players at Villa, Chelsea and so on.
They will consider investigation if they feel clubs are acting in "bad faith".
Fuck me they are going to have some legal department.
When are they going to realise the shit show they are creating.
As they say any fool can make something more complicated, a genius is the man who can simplify things.
I thought it was grammer so I've learnt something too.Thanks for that, however I've already been pulled up on my spelling.
mancity2012_eamo
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I know you don’t actually know him so most likely won’t meet him again soon.I was talking to a rag at a do I attended on Saturday night. I didn't know him as he was a friend of a friend
He said he thinks City will be found innocent as they'll never prove the accusations, that it's a joke the PL are pursuing it and in his opinion all City have done is spent their own money to make us winners and to change the whole of East Manchester for the better and it's scandalous that the PL think anything is wrong with that
I nearly had to go and wash out my ears as I thought I must have mis-heard him
But, it would be interesting to get his thoughts on his own club and other cartel clubs voting in these rules that make no sense, other than to try scuttling City’s ship that has sailed off into the sunset.
abu13
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Seems that way to me.PL is gradually ruining itself
I understand the need to control costs to stop clubs going bust but this is mad.
Start again with some basic principles.
Everyone who is not in Europe can spend whatever they like, to promote ambition and owner investment.
Once they qualify for Europe they have to comply with Uefa's spending rules of a % of revenue.
Allow clubs a maximum debt of £100 million.
Any debt above this level must be reduced by at least 10% a year until this is achieved.
The big issue is the difference between the revenue the top clubs can make against the bottom clubs. I think the anchoring proposal has legs to it but needs to be thought through more.
Cobwebcat
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Idiotic beyond belief. Masters took over the best league in the World by quite some distance. He has completely eroded that advantage and is now concentrating on ruining it entirely.I see the PL are now saying that they are keeping a close eye on transfers that may take place in order to allow clubs to comply with PSR, basically these deals for academy players at Villa, Chelsea and so on.
They will consider investigation if they feel clubs are acting in "bad faith".
Fuck me they are going to have some legal department.
When are they going to realise the shit show they are creating.
As they say any fool can make something more complicated, a genius is the man who can simplify things.
He gets paid for this.
Time for Alison.
Seems that way to me.
I understand the need to control costs to stop clubs going bust but this is mad.
Start again with some basic principles.
Everyone who is not in Europe can spend whatever they like, to promote ambition and owner investment.
Once they qualify for Europe they have to comply with Uefa's spending rules of a % of revenue.
Allow clubs a maximum debt of £100 million.
Any debt above this level must be reduced by at least 10% a year until this is achieved.
The big issue is the difference between the revenue the top clubs can make against the bottom clubs. I think the anchoring proposal has legs to it but needs to be thought through more.
There's no need to prevent clubs going bust. Let owners do what they want, if a club goes bust then it goes bust. Meanwhile some of the worst ran clubs will continue to rack up debt yet not go bust. It's impossible to control everything.
However, if you want to play in the CL then you have to abide by Uefa's financial rules, so clubs do need to take that into account still anyway.
That fact in itself will provide some form of anchoring, as clubs lower in the division can spend what they want to try and catch up.
All the endless regulation is madness. You can't (and shouldn't) regulate ambition.