cheekybids
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If this ever comes into football the games against the top teams tickets be going for well over £100 blame Uber they started it
Touts have been doing it for years ;)
If this ever comes into football the games against the top teams tickets be going for well over £100 blame Uber they started it
They’ve got serious form at being seriously wank.
Prick parry is an absolute snake and he will fall on his sword one day...an absolute weaponHe's Bessy mates with Prick Parry and Daniel Levy. Both of those cunts is probably feeding him to prepare another shit storm should we be cleared.
Like a Benny Hill closing sequence hopefully!There are loopholes all round for City to exploit in our case. Hopefully Lord Panick will lead them a merry dance
It is like the old "It is not what Parliament intended".Cunts, so they write a rule down, Leicester abide by it but, then they say 'oh we didn’t mean it like that' not surprised it was kicked out. Can you imagine if everyone treated contracts like that.
He won’t fall.....but he may be pushed !!Prick parry is an absolute snake and he will fall on his sword one day...an absolute weapon
It's life imitiating art, and in this case, art is the Monty Python Oscar Wilde sketch. "Erm, what I meant was..."It’s actually unbelievable.
The dirty old piss stained shit bag is still a director of the ‘football’ club......and has shared responsibility for the state of the vermin in addition to being 100% responsible for the catastrophic dispute with the Coolmore MafiaYes, it's amazing that the GPC still hasn't had any media backlash over his latter days with the Trafford Tramps.
The "Rock of Gibraltar" saga resulted in the Glazers owning Fergie's club. Yet, it is seldom mentioned. In fact, the GPC has never publicly rebuked the Glazers ?
Even though Scruffy Jim now runs the football side, the GPC is still a paid employee.
Wonder where he parks his car ?
It is like the old "It is not what Parliament intended".
You act like we are in court here?!You’re doing it again. I haven’t said it will apply to all cases; I’ve said that their gross incompetence in relation to one set of charges could provide an indicator in relation to ours. I suggest you look up the word ‘could’ if you are struggling to understand what I am saying.
You definitively state that the undeniable fact an organisation misapplied and misconceived its own rules has no bearing whatsoever on the possibility that the charges against us, within the same set of rules, from the same organisation could be, misconceived.
It is an utterly bizarre thing to suggest.
If the case against Leicester was fundamentally flawed how can you dismiss the possibility that the one against us is too?
Ok.You act like we are in court here?!
You said “could” and I’m saying I don’t believe it will. You focused on “ANY” to try to tell me how bizarre my comment was and are now running with it!
OK, let’s just settle this: Your OPINION is better than mine!
Happy?
Two opinions…one “bizarre”(?) because the opinion was a firm opinion, but one rock solid because it involves the catch-all waffle word “could.”
Brilliant. Well done. Genius.
Jesus! I remember the good old days when you could have an opinion and it didn’t involve five or six posts splitting hairs on a single word, but hey ho, here we are.
And, for the record, I think we are grasping at straws believing City’s winning strategy on the 115 will be bolstered, hinges, or will possibly even be won, on specific mistakes in the rules, but let’s all hope it does and the PL really are the buffoons you believe them to be.
I really couldn’t care less about continuing this pedantry, but if there’s a word in there you don’t like this time, knock yourself out, because I’m done.
That’s how internet search and clickbait works.Yahoo news page this morning. One of the leading stories is about 'dynamic ticket pricing' being introduced to football. Guess who the pic is of on the front page? Yup, us (and Chelsea)
Then in the actual article, they manage to squeeze our name in, even though it's about Valencia planning to do such.
Cnuts.
''La Liga club Valencia is set to introduce 'dynamic pricing' for tickets after Oasis courted controversy for a similar action last week.
Fans of the Manchester City supporting band were outraged last week after they spent hours in queues for tickets that were at least double the price advertised when eventually allowed onto the website. Ticketmaster explained this process as 'dynamic pricing' which occurs when an event is particularly popular.''
OK surely?
His opinion is better than most…You act like we are in court here?!
You said “could” and I’m saying I don’t believe it will. You focused on “ANY” to try to tell me how bizarre my comment was and are now running with it!
OK, let’s just settle this: Your OPINION is better than mine!
Happy?
Two opinions…one “bizarre”(?) because the opinion was a firm opinion, but one rock solid because it involves the catch-all waffle word “could.”
Brilliant. Well done. Genius.
Jesus! I remember the good old days when you could have an opinion and it didn’t involve five or six posts splitting hairs on a single word, but hey ho, here we are.
And, for the record, I think we are grasping at straws believing City’s winning strategy on the 115 will be bolstered, hinges, or will possibly even be won, on specific mistakes in the rules, but let’s all hope it does and the PL really are the buffoons you believe them to be.
I really couldn’t care less about continuing this pedantry, but if there’s a word in there you don’t like this time, knock yourself out, because I’m done.
Definitely! And most likely what this is all about. They can fuck off and earn the mega bucks they want and blame it all on big bad city. And we won’t be getting an invite to join themI think when City are found innocent the cartel will use it as an excuse to start up the super league again
No fucking way I'd tell anyone I lived somewhere called 'Reddish'...Gorton / Reddish gets quite a bit of hammering!
Yeah but none of ones that are 'names' have the balls to risk it.Possibly not, but clicks are transient, whereas being the first to speak the truth, when that truth subsequently becomes established and widely accepted, has more permanence. It shows how skewed the lines of reality have become within journalism.
Saying the PL is incompetent isn’t even a controversial or unpopular thing to assert - and it certainly isn’t unwarranted.
I suspect this post is going to be subsequently quoted, and the words ‘Martin’ and ‘Samuel’ will feature.Yeah but none of ones that are 'names' have the balls to risk it.
The whole media in this country is fucking wank, all self serving tossers.
It's all a bit Joe Royal wanting his monies after we went down.It looks like Leicester simply waited until post relegation (PL share forfeited) to publish and submit their accounts, then said, “We are no longer subject to PL rules, so do one!” Independent Panel finally agreed, because the rules were so poorly written Leicester had driven a tank through them!
Good for them! Not sure it has ANY implication or corollary to City and City’s situation regarding any investigation.