The definition of ‘associated’ is equivalent to ‘anybody who has ever been within 1000 miles of AbuDhabi.’Every rule that's been coming in in the last 10+ years it's all to stop us!
The definition of ‘associated’ is equivalent to ‘anybody who has ever been within 1000 miles of AbuDhabi.’Every rule that's been coming in in the last 10+ years it's all to stop us!
Iv said it before but city need to be using the race card. Kick out racism is a joke in football.I’ve said it before on here. Every other week I turn up at ours.with kick racism out of football shoved down my throat. Same when I watch us on telly. it’s the same. What a load of utter bollocks! There only one reason they don’t like our fantastic owners.they want us gone. And everything we do is everything that’s wrong with football. But yet they want to copy us.wankers!
Perhaps it’s two thirds of those that votedWhat happened to the two thirds of members must vote in favour for a rule change to be effected?
Has this been officially ditched?
I understand that City have taken a 25% stake in the arena, allowing us to directly profit from it.The CO-OP Live money would go to the CFG anyway I think. Quite how it works after that I'm not sure.
Seems very much like it …They are all so blinkered it's untrue. Turkeys voting for Christmas. Absolute zero ambition. All they are interested in, is staying in the league.
Dear PL,Agree, I said at the time the115 were broadcast that it was a method of keeping City from joining the ESL. This is another brainwashing distraction to convince the knuckle draggers of how bad City are for football. The gun powder was placed last year, time to put the cannon ball in City.
At the time of the original vote the PL published their definition of associated, fuck knows where to find it though.Do we know PRECISELY what this rule change involves? It would appear very likely that it introduces the notion of "associated parties", but we don't know exactly what this term means. We suspect, but again don't know whether it is as clearly discriminatory as we believe. It is claimed that City are threatening a legal challenge but again we don't know. It could be Newcastle, or, indeed, any other PL club that sees the regulation as anti-competitive, because the claim that a level playing field can be established or maintained through tampering with sponsorship is nonsense. But I would suggest that if a legal challenge is actually threatened the club in question must be very sure of its ground.
But they won’t hate us for winning as they will get their income regardless.the same clowns that hate us will be running that
I know Simon looks a slack faced ****As tight as Jordans minge when anything involves assessment of the redshirts.
An expert panel appointed by the PL. YCNMIU.Who now decides what is a related party or how much they can pay for sponsorship?
The politicians would be proud of such a move.BBC Sport has been told the threat remains even though a vote on the proposed rule changes, following an earlier review, gained enough support to be passed after it had been rejected in November.
The changes will be introduced to the Premier League handbook in a matter of weeks but one contentious element around personal liability to directors has been removed.
Hmmmmmm……
Anti fruit regulations.anyone not familiar and also an expert on detailed legal jargon or accounting rules/laws is not even a real City fan.
I think its time for Mansour to go to directly to Apple, Amazon etc and ask them for a sponsorship deal never seen before.
imagine the sheer shock in sport media, rival fans if Apple would come in and pay to be shirt sponsor for 3x what Etihad paying us.
wonder what rules would be brought in not to allow it.
If it does fuck them let them join,but they should be no part of the premier league anymore..Dear PL,
The Euro superleague creeps closer. The US owned redshirts will defect. Your continuous targeting of City may push them in that direction. Are you mad?
The clubs won’t give to fucks about fans just the money they can make from the super league apparently..What fans of the redshirts need to realise is that playing in a ESL, only one team can win it - and they struggle to compete with us - will their glory hunting fans love being midtable as a suddenly solvent Barca, Madrid, AC Milan, Juventus et al can compete on wages and transfers. Will Old Trafford sell out when they are midtable every year with their annual 4-0 home hammering by Barca? Maybe they will, but I doubt it.
Yeah just in case there was a slight chance they were, in fact, wholly illegal.The politicians would be proud of such a move.
BBC Sport has been told the threat remains even though a vote on the proposed rule changes, following an earlier review, gained enough support to be passed after it had been rejected in November.
The changes will be introduced to the Premier League handbook in a matter of weeks but one contentious element around personal liability to directors has been removed.
Hmmmmmm……