tolmie's hairdoo
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They built it in slum trailer park housing and malls.
La Liga official complaint about City
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They built it in slum trailer park housing and malls.
halfcenturyup
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Something we can agree on :)There are distinct rules regarding ownership and we comply with them, that is a fact, the leaked emails said we did not and CAS said that's bullshit and exonerated us.
What Tabas is doing looks like this....
But it's not the ramblings of a corrupt old fool, but another move in his political game.
He has nothing on City, he knows that, even the Spanish press know it. Screaming something must be up is not a strong case, it will never get to court coz there is nothing to take to court. If there is then we're in trouble, but I doubt that very much.
What Tabas is really doing is screaming at City and PSG in order to justify the European Super League. To counter the argument that the ESL is a cartel stitch up that would decimate national leagues, by rebranding it as their saviour! Because the ESL is the only effective counter to the dirty oil clubs. The ESL is not the fans enemy! It's our friend! Its only mission is to save the true spirit of football!
In other words it's politics.
But there are players who are more of a threat than Tebas. My only point was that we need to be watertight legally when it comes to ownership. This may explain the ADUG / Newton change.
The perfect fumble
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It might, but I'd be very surprised if Khaldoon hadn't got everything tickety-boo. In the world of international investment that man is different gravy.
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Tebas is like a barking dog, at first you're a bit scared and then you realise the dog is actually scared of you. He is frightened to death by City and our business model, he knows it works and that is what bothers him so much.
Taylor
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Amazing how la liga forget that Abu Dhabi are involved in the redevelopment of the Bernabeu stadium.
Infact in 2015 the very same "state organisation" signed a deal with them.
Infact in 2015 the very same "state organisation" signed a deal with them.
halfcenturyup
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Didn't AD withdraw from that project?
mexico1970
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All other clubs are there just to serve the Spanish parasites, they need not thank us or reciprocate kindness or acknowledge us in any way other than contempt.
Taylor
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I'm not sure, i know they were going to be named on the stadium.
I'm sure they are still involved, I could be wrong
Lovebitesandeveryfing
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And there you have it. But it's not ‘wop’ oil, you see.
By the way, I can't speak for Abu Dhabi. But the oil giants, Exxon, BP, Texaco, are balls deep in Middle Eastern oil interests and always have been. It was one of the main reasons for the first Gulf war. it was nothing to do with human rights in Kuwait. The Strait of Hormuz — through which a huge chunk of the world's oil passes every day — could not be threatened by Saddam Hussein controlling Kuwait. This idea that the west is somehow clean and detached from Middle Eastern sources of wealth is based on pig ignorance or, just as reprehensible, pure bad faith.
By the way, wonder if Tebas runs a petrol-driven car or two. Cheers, mate…
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Taylor
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Ahh yes JP Morgan and Bank of America behind the finances now