Football Leaks/Der Spiegel articles

[M18CTID]

Human rights? Chelsea and Bournemouth (75%) owned by Russians, the rags, Liverpool, Fulham and Arsenal by pro-Trump Americans (the Glazers are planning fundraising events for the Re-Elect Trump In 2020 campaign), Leicester by Thais, Cardiff by Malaysians and Southampton (80%) and Wolves by Chinese. Lots of human rights shit going on in those countries.

You should read his other shite on there - claims he's not accusing City of anything but goes on to do exactly that. I've just told the c*nt that he better have a decent lawyer because when it gets back to City that he's been lobbing unfounded accusations around in the public domain he'll fucking well need one!

 

[Colin Bells Boots]

Overseas the people are only interested in who's winning the Premier League who's winning the Champions League not how much money they spent or how they got it

The support for rags and dippers proves that very point .

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

This journalistic brouhaha appears to be spluttering to a pretty undignified halt.

 

[M18CTID]

Is part 4 not out yet?

 

[Fred_Quimby]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/46132272

Thought this was a pretty fair assessment of the situation. A couple of digs, to be expected, but for the BBC and their sh1t reporting it was reasonable fair.

 

[SilverFox2]

Damaged our reputaion with who?

Only ****s who care are rags, scousers and tarquins and the more piss boiling of them wankers the better.

As for outside football this will be forgotten as soon as the next bullshit scandal appears.

Coupled with the fact that those outside football cannot understand how an investment can be considered illegal.

 

[dadnlad]

you cant buy success so i can't see an issue

 

[cheekybids]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/46132272

Thought this was a pretty fair assessment of the situation. A couple of digs, to be expected, but for the BBC and their sh1t reporting it was reasonable fair.

I’ve seen worse but I wouldn’t say fair & I would have thought he’d have kept his head down,

 

[MillionMilesAway]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/46132272

Thought this was a pretty fair assessment of the situation. A couple of digs, to be expected, but for the BBC and their sh1t reporting it was reasonable fair.

Yeah, that's not bad.
It seems to accept that the whole FFP farrago is flawed and difficult to disentangle and strand without risking undoing the whole lot, that Tebas of La Liga might need to look closer to home, and that the split between debt-laden Utd and debt-free City looks awkward.

 

[McfcJamie]

Part 4's out for German subs btw