dobingsdobber
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Aqueducts.
City launch legal action against the Premier League
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each lawyer gets a two story blue bus.
Roads
ganganvince
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bluedave1894
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That's Greek not Roman.
Kinkys Left Foot
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Romani ite domum
Maybe they haven't told Arsenal yet so Lawton's still in the dark.
The Premier League has written to every club after “a significant number requested clarification” following the recent swap deals.
Some clubs are concerned that rivals could be looking to sell each other players in order to exploit any loopholes in PSR and therefore limit their losses.
There is no suggestion clubs have broken the rules, but they have been told by the league’s director of governance that part of a transfer fee would have to be returned by the selling club if it decides a fee had been “inflated”.
Some clubs are concerned that rivals could be looking to sell each other players in order to exploit any loopholes in PSR and therefore limit their losses.
There is no suggestion clubs have broken the rules, but they have been told by the league’s director of governance that part of a transfer fee would have to be returned by the selling club if it decides a fee had been “inflated”.
Premier League and PSR transfer deals: Clubs spend £185.5m by deadline to comply
Premier League clubs spend about £185.5m as they scramble to comply with profit and sustainability rules.
www.bbc.co.uk
richards30
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The Premier League has written to every club after “a significant number requested clarification” following the recent swap deals.
Some clubs are concerned that rivals could be looking to sell each other players in order to exploit any loopholes in PSR and therefore limit their losses.
There is no suggestion clubs have broken the rules, but they have been told by the league’s director of governance that part of a transfer fee would have to be returned by the selling club if it decides a fee had been “inflated”.
Premier League and PSR transfer deals: Clubs spend £185.5m by deadline to comply
Premier League clubs spend about £185.5m as they scramble to comply with profit and sustainability rules.www.bbc.co.uk
Fucking hell, that’ll be fun as without question some have taken the piss