There might be more to it than that, like why the Rag's and the Dipper's were allowed to vet the PL Chief Executive position, or even further back than that to the inception of the PL and its governance structure and influences the 'Big-4' had.Principally, the collusion between the league and other clubs to keep the Saudis out. They are scared to death of the mooted regulator. I have always maintained that the owner-managers of a competition should not be the regulator as well. See UEFA and ffp.
Don’t go full scouse mate ;)We are victim of the cartell and corruption.
We are constantly reported by the yanks Owners and we have an on going court case behind closed doors because apparently we broke FFP.( Not UEFA but the PL FFP)
Newcastle will be the next Victim
If our accounts show we stayed within the rules, PL will find it impossible to sanction us. CAS ridiculed the idea that our accounts were fraudulent, which was part of Uefa's case.We are victim of the cartell and corruption.
We are constantly reported by the yanks Owners and we have an on going court case behind closed doors because apparently we broke FFP.( Not UEFA but the PL FFP)
Newcastle will be the next Victim
We are a victim? 3 times in the last 5 years? LOLWe are victim of the cartell and corruption.
We are constantly reported by the yanks Owners and we have an on going court case behind closed doors because apparently we broke FFP.( Not UEFA but the PL FFP)
Newcastle will be the next Victim
just watched this. If people don't think elements of all this go on just need to watch Tierney 2 weeks ago. Christ, it's staring you straight in the face.If anyone thinks that it's unlikely that corruption is possible English football watch episode 3 of 'Bad Sport' on Netflix about the 2006 Serie A Calcipoli scandal.
Here's a reminder for those who know, and if you haven't seen it already watch it and then come back and tell me this game was anything but bent (This c*nt is now running the PiGMOL).