Media discussion - 2024/25

[spinney]

Not heard any discussion as to the consequences should we be cleared.

i put a comment on one of the many articles on line , saying the same thing , asking what the implications are for the PL if City win the case , i got one like and not a single response to my reply ..... that outcome has been completely ignored by the gutter press / media

 

[LangleyBlue1970]

i put a comment on one of the many articles on line , saying the same thing , asking what the implications are for the PL if City win the case , i got one like and not a single response to my reply ..... that outcome has been completely ignored by the gutter press / media

That’s because they want their precious likes and clicks from the mouth breathers who are all foaming at the mouth at our potential demise. If they start putting articles about us succeeding, they won’t get those likes and clicks.

Had a look on RAWK just now and they are already extremely giddy and busy on their thread on us.

Meanwhile Lord pannick and Co. are going to start their day as they mean to end the very last one that they do this case - to win. And win they shall.

 

[Gabriel]

i put a comment on one of the many articles on line , saying the same thing , asking what the implications are for the PL if City win the case , i got one like and not a single response to my reply ..... that outcome has been completely ignored by the gutter press / media

Apart from the embarrassment of losing a case that the media has long heralded as a slam-dunk, the legal costs, which will be substantial, will have to be spread across the other league clubs, including those relegated in earlier seasons(?), and that could be hugely detrimental.

 

[Centurions]

Not one newspaper or media outlet says we could be found not guilty.

Every single one of them has us down as guilty and what the punishment could be.

I really hope that we take every single one of these twats to the cleaners when the dust settles.

Sky are running two separate stories two hours apart, one on the Sky News web site and one on the Sky Sports News website just to make sure everyone is aware of it. They're not straight copy & paste jobs but as expected, us being found innocent isn't even mentioned, let alone any ramifications. I'm not sure which result would result in the biggest shock waves but you'd have thought they'd have both bases covered.

I am hoping (and confident) for a positive result for us and can't help but think of Head Popper from the Boys as the shockwaves cause carnage across the usual suspects starting with Teabag.

Man City's 115 charges: Premier League hearing to begin Monday and could last up to two months

A hearing into the Premier Leagues 115 charges against Man City over alleged financial breaches begins on Monday; City alleged to have broken spending rules by failing to provide accurate information across a nine-year spell, as well as subverting UEFA financial fair play rules

www.skysports.com

Manchester City face long-awaited hearing over alleged breaches of Premier League financial rules

The reigning Premier League champions allegedly breached the rules by failing to provide accurate financial information over a nine-year period starting in 2009 until 2018.

news.sky.com

 

[Centurions]

Apart from the embarrassment of losing a case that the media has long heralded as a slam-dunk, the legal costs, which will be substantial, will have to be spread across the other league clubs, including those relegated in earlier seasons(?), and that could be hugely detrimental.

Sadly I believe they have an emergency pot put aside or possibly insurance to cover that. Personally I'd deliver the bill to Levy and tell him to spread it out as he sees fit. That would cause some fractures in relationships.

 

[hammocity]

what a **** of a friend you have there!!

Id go shag his wife

She's dead but I take your point.

 

[manimanc]

Apart from the embarrassment of losing a case that the media has long heralded as a slam-dunk, the legal costs, which will be substantial, will have to be spread across the other league clubs, including those relegated in earlier seasons(?), and that could be hugely detrimental.

And I say fuck the lot of them.
They all wanted to dance with the devil so they reap what they sow.
If clubs go bankrupt or have to pay up then so be it.
It all lies at the doorstep of the Premier league and the fools that run the show.

They've started this fiasco, let them suffer.

 

[tommybooth]

Only going to be a fine of a few grand.

 

[Gabriel]

Sadly I believe they have an emergency pot put aside or possibly insurance to cover that. Personally I'd deliver the bill to Levy and tell him to spread it out as he sees fit. That would cause some fractures in relationships.

From what I have read, it would have to come from monies the League has but would normally pay out to the clubs. Nobody knows what will happen, of course, but the lack of consideration for both outcomes is frustrating.

 

[Prestwich_Blue]

Not heard any discussion as to the consequences should we be cleared.

It'll be the end of football mate.