halfcenturyup
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Fair enough.
And then it gets returned to whoever provided it? Or does it all go to the PL for "filing"?
PL charge City for alleged breaches of financial rules
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Fair enough.
And then it gets returned to whoever provided it? Or does it all go to the PL for "filing"?
That's my take, based on wishful thinking maybe and nothing else
dadnlad
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gill n parry won't let it go that easy
There is that. It's a way the PL could spin it positively for themselves, but it wouldn't be positive for the clubs who forced the investigation.
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I totally agree.
Sorry for going off topic, but the amount of TV revenue the league brings in, from overseas rights alone, has gone up 5 times in the last 10 or so years.
Of course we have benefitted from that, but we are also one of the main reasons, as we've provided the league with some of the greatest moments the PL has ever seen.
Not to mention bringing the best coach in the world to the league, who in turn has transformed the way this country plays the game!
Premier League TV money jumps past £10bn as international revenues exceed domestic - Inside World Football
By Paul Nicholson February 11 – For the first time the overseas broadcast rights revenues for the Premier League will be higher than the domestic broadcast deal. Club bosses were told yesterday that the value of the international TV deals will be £5.3 billion in the 2022-25 cycle. Add that to...
So yeah we're just as important and that's why i'm so fucking pissed off that they decided to charge us, the ungrateful cunts!
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Whilst the suggestion from the OP, should it happen in the circumstances described, would be a truly wonderful thing to behold, I suspect that nothing of the sort will actually come about.
The input into the investigation, and resulting charges made against City, imo indicate a sinister, driven and coordinated attempt to damage the club reputationally and financially at the behest of the redshirt clubs who seek to control and hold power over the PL.
So should City successfully defend their honesty and totally professional running of the club, I would only expect the narrative to be that due to the inevitable fine for non-cooperation in the early stages of the investigation, the club has once again got away with a technicality, and are as guilty as hell.
Our enemies do not want us at the top table , taking what they consider to be theirs by devine right.
Up until the Aguerooooo moment, in my memory they’ve only had 1 season where anything like it has happened. That was the season Arsenal beat Liverpool at Anfield…we’ve given them (in no particular order):I totally agree.
Sorry for going off topic, but the amount of TV revenue the league brings in, from overseas rights alone, has gone up 5 times in the last 10 or so years.
Of course we have benefitted from that, but we are also one of the main reasons, as we've provided the league with some of the greatest moments the PL has ever seen.
Not to mention bringing the best coach in the world to the league, who in turn has transformed the way this country plays the game!
Premier League TV money jumps past £10bn as international revenues exceed domestic - Inside World Football
By Paul Nicholson February 11 – For the first time the overseas broadcast rights revenues for the Premier League will be higher than the domestic broadcast deal. Club bosses were told yesterday that the value of the international TV deals will be £5.3 billion in the 2022-25 cycle. Add that to...www.insideworldfootball.com
So yeah we're just as important and that's why i'm so fucking pissed off that they decided to charge us, the ungrateful cunts!
1. Agueroooo
2. Villa
3. First team to win the Domestic treble
4. Winning the league with 100 pts
5. Most goals in a domestic season
6. Tied for most wins in a domestic season
7. Most away wins in a domestic season
8. Pep football
9. Kerching…for the massive deals the PL has been able to negotiate off the back of the above
the list goes on, but they really should be thanking us to the high heavens for the PL being the success it is, in no small part due to us…
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mrtwiceaseason
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If that was for me dodge ? Nowt wrong with a quick tour round Europe ,but 4 countries in 4vdays was an absolute killer ,every penny helps in our house ,the money saved went to see the joy Division statues in Genoa £18 return last week and off to see the slow readers club in Antwerp next weekend £13'teturn :+)