PL charge City for alleged breaches of financial rules

All I will say is if it is “only” £30m is that it dispels the myth to all of our accusers we have been fiddling hundreds of millions of sponsorships since we got took over . Anyone with half a brain must be thinking “is that it?” Two discrepancies going back ten years amounting to approx 5% of our then turnover is hardly mass fiddling is it ? And they all know this club is now watertight.
The Dippers drew a picture of Hough End complete with changing rooms with chalk on a blackboard and said it cost 50 million quid. Really, no press activity around that...... B-b-b-b-but let's dream up something to make us look evil (whilst earning some swag via clickbait), well fuck Mike Cougan (sic), fuck the daily fail, I won't be reading their bollocks hereonin, and fuck the media. Make them eat their own shit City.
 
He is still a scrawny necked **** :)

But found this: The deal came under widespread scrutiny. Arsene Wenger felt it tested the "credibility" of the FFP and Liverpool owner John Henry sarcastically tweeted, "How much was the losing bid?".
Henry always reminds me of a chicken hanging upside down in a butcher's shop with Wenger being the cock hanging on the hook next to him.
 
It's about time City started issuing libel and defamation writs against these so called journalists and ask them to produce any tangible proof they have got for these claims and how they obtained any evidence. Most likely the evidence was obtained illegally and therefore should and would not be admissible in any court of law. If not, just ban them and their reporters from the club and it's surroundings.

Time to fight back and stop these weasels tarnishing the name and reputation of our club.
I don't think the Times story is libellous (unlike the outburst from Eni Aluko). The story is essentially true but has been reported in a very unfair, partial, and unbalanced way. City have a reasonable explanation for the payments and it was discussed with UEFA and is in the CAS documents. As far as I can see the only new element is the name of the person who made the payments, presumably someone junior in the finance team connected to ADUG (not some shadowy mystery figure!). The names of staff were redacted in the CAS papers.
It's not relevant because City have already said the payments came from ADUG and were later reimbursed by Etislat. None of this is illegal or against any financial rules. But this element was ommitted by Matt Lawton and the anonymous film producer. It is just the usual one-sided and distorted reporting we have come to expect from the UK media.
 

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