PL charge City for alleged breaches of financial rules

[Kippax77]

That fat prick should never be near a game ever, along with Atwell, Oliver and the gruesome Madely brothers, with a special mention to Darren ( Liverpool) England.

Darren England definitely needs abstracting from the sport of football.
The man even as a corrupt face.

 

[BAB.DAB]

Is this the incident which could have left certain Liverpool directors being led off in handcuffs?

Liverpool chief executive Peter Moore to leave Anfield in August

DOMINIC KING: Moore will remain in situ until the end of August to assist Billy Hogan, who has been promoted from Chief Operating Officer to Chief Executive, with his transition.

www.dailymail.co.uk

His deal wasn't renewed.

 

[gocity]

Think I’ve given up booing it to be honest, we eventually won at CAS, they seem to be leaving us alone, Ceferin seems to be a friend, we’ve been to a final & semi since, plus Pep & the players see it as the pinnacle….anyways, if there’s one thing in life I’ve learnt it’s corruption is normally replaced by more corruption, fifa PL ?

I thought only a Country could have an Anthem

 

[Prestwich_Blue]

I've spilled one previously, which was the dossier he was central in putting together in 2012, that saw Walton disappear to the USA and Mason removed from our games for a while. It also saw Mike Riley come up to the Etihad to do the Q&A with Points of Blue.

Another was passing on key information that the club only partly acted on in the 2019/20 season. Had they acted fully, it's quite possible Liverpool wouldn't have won the title. They did act on other Liverpool-related information but it's something I suspect they already knew.

As the FootballIsFixed guy has posted the information in his blog, I'll go live on it.

Among the information he passed on was that a number of people reporting to LFC were working in our Performance & Analytics team. My understanding is that a number of people were sacked soon afterwards. I also believe there was a 'war room' at Liverpool's HQ where these activities were coordinated from. However I believe we were already aware of this.

That's why I was so convinced something major would happen. I couldn't see how this wouldn't be a major scandal. But for whatever reason it's been 4 years and nothing. At least not yet.

 

[Prater70]

With the Middle East money looking more and more likely to be heading to united, City need to fight this all the way to the highest possible court to clear our name. The rhetoric is already changing with the imminent rag takeover to a more acceptable medium from the media. Which is disgusting and sadly predictable from those deplorable cunts.

No deals, present our evidence and clear the good name of MCFC. This fabricated lynching needs to end. As supporters we should not accept anything less. We have never no matter how much they write or say been convicted of any footballing or financial wrongdoing apart strategically non co operation to strengthen the CAS case.

Great second paragraph.

 

[paulchapo]

As the FootballIsFixed guy has posted the information in his blog, I'll go live on it.

Among the information he passed on was that a number of people reporting to LFC were working in our Performance & Analytics team. My understanding is that a number of people were sacked soon afterwards. I also believe there was a 'war room' at Liverpool's HQ where these activities were coordinated from. However I believe we were already aware of this.

That's why I was so convinced something major would happen. I couldn't see how this wouldn't be a major scandal. But for whatever reason it's been 4 years and nothing. At least not yet.

Interesting. As we all know we settled out of court and it was small news in the media ( No surprise there ) and quickly forgotten. I'm wondering if as part of the agreement we were promised the dirty tricks against us would stop. If that was the case we now know never to trust rats.

 

[waspish]

Mason did that decision to us instead of Arsenal he’d be backed slapped and given a top Var job

 

[tweety]

As the FootballIsFixed guy has posted the information in his blog, I'll go live on it.

Among the information he passed on was that a number of people reporting to LFC were working in our Performance & Analytics team. My understanding is that a number of people were sacked soon afterwards. I also believe there was a 'war room' at Liverpool's HQ where these activities were coordinated from. However I believe we were already aware of this.

That's why I was so convinced something major would happen. I couldn't see how this wouldn't be a major scandal. But for whatever reason it's been 4 years and nothing. At least not yet.

Surely it's time to grab their bollocks and squeeze. Now is the time to bring the deck of cards down.

 

[dubblue]

Surely it's time to grab their bollocks and squeeze. Now is the time to bring the deck of cards down.

It’s never happening in my opinion. If City had something it would have been done well before any of this investigation broke. The damage has been done now.

 

[Rory Bluelow]

Interesting. As we all know we settled out of court and it was small news in the media ( No surprise there ) and quickly forgotten. I'm wondering if as part of the agreement we were promised the dirty tricks against us would stop. If that was the case we now know never to trust rats.

This sounds different. I’m reading it as LFC effectively had “plants“ (spies) on City’s payroll who were stealing data and sending it to Liverpool - industrial espionage basically. The one we settled was computer hacking where Liverpool employees (ex-City) were using City log on details to steal information. If PB’s revelation is a separate and further incident it suggests a systematic process to steal data. The presence of a “War Room” usually involves sanction from the very top of an organisation. Interesting :)