How can i respond to this
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southaustralianblue
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You beat me to it LC. This is required reading for any blue, a fantastic analysisLoveCity said:
r.soleofsalford
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ask them the one question that has no definitive answer
barm or muffin
barm or muffin
tommo74
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It's a barm
r.soleofsalford
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tommo74 said:
where you from stranger
Chippy_boy
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Robbo. said:
Page 84 (of UEFA Club Licensing and Financial Fair Play Regulations):
"As part of its considerations the Club Financial Control Panel may also request a licensee’s longer term business plan (for reporting periods covering T+2 and T+3) in order to better understand the strategy of the club."
This argument is actually ridiculously easy to respond to.
Firstly the fact that there are categories of expenditure allowing you to go into deficit mean creative accountants, and I assure you City will have the very best, can easily warp the books. I guarantee you that even after these rules come into play the situation will look very similar to how things are today.
If City continues fielding teams full international superstars UEFA will not want to lose them and will bend the rules. These measures will slowly begin to gain traction, but not in this decade will they be anywhere close to legal gospel.
City stand a good chance of winning the league and going far in the Champions League before the rules even come into effect, meaning that they will eventually become a bigger and bigger club.
The fact that the powers that be in the middle east were able to get the World Cup to Qatar just shows that nothing is beyond these people in the world of business.
Firstly the fact that there are categories of expenditure allowing you to go into deficit mean creative accountants, and I assure you City will have the very best, can easily warp the books. I guarantee you that even after these rules come into play the situation will look very similar to how things are today.
If City continues fielding teams full international superstars UEFA will not want to lose them and will bend the rules. These measures will slowly begin to gain traction, but not in this decade will they be anywhere close to legal gospel.
City stand a good chance of winning the league and going far in the Champions League before the rules even come into effect, meaning that they will eventually become a bigger and bigger club.
The fact that the powers that be in the middle east were able to get the World Cup to Qatar just shows that nothing is beyond these people in the world of business.
<a class="postlink" href="http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/david-conn-inside-sport-blog/2012/feb/22/manchester-united-glazers-debt" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/david-c ... azers-debt</a>
<a class="postlink" href="http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/teams/manchester-united/9026549/Bayern-Munich-president-Uli-Hoeness-launches-attack-on-Glazer-family-motives-of-owning-Manchester-United.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/footba ... nited.html</a>
CTID1
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why bite? just sit back & smile. I love hearing things like this, just reminds me they're squirming a little. ahhhhhh...........