Blue_Lightsaber
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Wow this is some high stakes stuff!
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PL charge City for alleged breaches of financial rules
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Wow this is some high stakes stuff!
manimanc
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Wow this is some high stakes stuff!
Did you read the other tweets?
Very interesting and insightful.
ayrshire_blue
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So, the Government to announce an independent regulator for the league at 22:30 this evening…..
Is this as simple as being either good or bad news for us? Or a bit more complicated than that? Does it carry relevance for the charges which we face? Apologies for the questions, saw many people mention the regulations but don't really know beyond that what it means for us now, if anything.
MillionMilesAway
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Is this as simple as being either good or bad news for us? Or a bit more complicated than that? Does it carry relevance for the charges which we face? Apologies for the questions, saw many people mention the regulations but don't really know beyond that what it means for us now, if anything.
Neither at the moment, I'd say.
It's only the white paper being published, I think. They can't announce a regulator without it being discussed and made law, and that'll take a long time.
It's by no means certain to be in force before the PL charges are dealt with.
It will be in tomorrow's white paper, however some things won't get done in the paper, other's watered down.Is this as simple as being either good or bad news for us? Or a bit more complicated than that? Does it carry relevance for the charges which we face? Apologies for the questions, saw many people mention the regulations but don't really know beyond that what it means for us now, if anything.
Other statutory regulators have no funding or teeth, they will have a set of standards to regulate, but will they be striking clubs off that fail? No. I think the new ownership rules make it harder to sell a club and that is why the current pushback. There normally needs to be a series of legislation to enact white paper promises, and the is a General Election next year.
Is this as simple as being either good or bad news for us? Or a bit more complicated than that? Does it carry relevance for the charges which we face? Apologies for the questions, saw many people mention the regulations but don't really know beyond that what it means for us now, if anything.
Well City was the only team in the top six who voted for it so must be we want it coming in
Was interesting to see him say that Der Speigel didn’t provide extra info to UEFA that implies all anyone has is the emails and perhaps if Der Speiegel have more it’s actual stuff that would clear our name or why be so in cooperativeDid you read the other tweets?
Very interesting and insightful.
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Alex Crook talking about the White Paper/Independent Regulator news coming tomorrow on Talk Sport?
Sky Sports article:
https://www.skysports.com/football/...ers-around-owners-tests-and-breakaway-leagues
It will be published tomorrow.
Statements given from the PL and the EFL in the last few moments.
Weird how Liverpool, United, Arsenal and the sycophants like Simon Jordan and co are so against an independent regulator isn't it? It's almost like they know certain clubs have more control than an independent regulator would allow. Also, they need to keep Rick Parry's hands out of this, he's part of the problem. Not really sure if it will be an improvement or not personally, the more I think about it. If the regulator isn't truly independent then there's no point but they have to be competent and have integrity or it might be worse for the PL/City.
Sky Sports article:
https://www.skysports.com/football/...ers-around-owners-tests-and-breakaway-leagues
It will be published tomorrow.
The government will publish its White Paper on football governance on Thursday, and has now confirmed it will act on a recommendation from the 2021 fan-led review of football to create a regulator.
Statements given from the PL and the EFL in the last few moments.
Weird how Liverpool, United, Arsenal and the sycophants like Simon Jordan and co are so against an independent regulator isn't it? It's almost like they know certain clubs have more control than an independent regulator would allow. Also, they need to keep Rick Parry's hands out of this, he's part of the problem. Not really sure if it will be an improvement or not personally, the more I think about it. If the regulator isn't truly independent then there's no point but they have to be competent and have integrity or it might be worse for the PL/City.
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What’s Simon said ?Alex Crook talking about the White Paper/Independent Regulator news coming tomorrow on Talk Sport?
Sky Sports article:
https://www.skysports.com/football/...ers-around-owners-tests-and-breakaway-leagues
Statements given from the PL and the EFL in the last few moments.
Weird how Liverpool, United, Arsenal and the sycophants like Simon Jordan and co are so against an independent regulator isn't it? It's almost like they know certain clubs have more control than an independent regulator would allow. Also, they need keep Rick Parry's hands out of this, he's part of the problem.