PL charge City for alleged breaches of financial rules

[Spanishbob]

Can I just say I’m pissed off with the witch hunt against gods own. But this will run and run till the asteroid i spotted two years ago comes crashing down and ends it all. Waiter can I have another Estrella Por favor.

 

[Jacko1956]

To be honest I'm surprised they have been found guilty and fined.

We see rules on the field applied to us and not redshirts var rules similar application etc.

Either a step in the right direction or something they knew we would highlight during our "trial".

Media are of course controlled so expecting anything from them is a forlorn hope.

How financial secure are the rags at this moment ? £850m in debt, owe £200m in outstanding transfer money,.only have a limited transfer budget this window ! For all their alleged commercial might have no new sponsership deals in 2 years, I honestly think theve got issues!

 

[SilverFox2]

How financial secure are the rags at this moment ? £850m in debt, owe £200m in outstanding transfer money,.only have a limited transfer budget this window ! For all their alleged commercial might have no new sponsership deals in 2 years, I honestly think theve got issues!

I think PB made similar comments recently and in fact our on field victories last season were also a victory for becoming debt free asap ie a proper business plan carried out by world class business managers beats a massive debt that has to be serviced and can be made toxic if the cash earned does not live up to expectations.

Mr Macawber is just as true today as it was in Charles Dickens day.

 

[jrb]

The CFCB concludes the last assessment of the break-even requirement during the 2022/23 season​

Friday, July 14, 2023

Manchester United FC (ENG), Konyaspor (TUR) and APOEL FC (CYP) reported minor break-even deficits. These clubs were fined respectively with €300,000, €100,000 and €100,000.

The CFCB concludes the last assessment of the break-even requirement during the 2022/23 season

The CFCB First Chamber announced today a series of decisions involving clubs that were subject to the last FFP monitoring in the 2022/23 season.

www.uefa.com

 

[I'm Blue]

So we fail ffp and get fined €50m, suspended to €10m.
They get €300k fine.
Financial ‘FAIR’ play?
Just change the name to ‘protect the cartel’

 

[burning blue soul]

The CFCB concludes the last assessment of the break-even requirement during the 2022/23 season​

Friday, July 14, 2023

Manchester United FC (ENG), Konyaspor (TUR) and APOEL FC (CYP) reported minor break-even deficits. These clubs were fined respectively with €300,000, €100,000 and €100,000.

The CFCB concludes the last assessment of the break-even requirement during the 2022/23 season

The CFCB First Chamber announced today a series of decisions involving clubs that were subject to the last FFP monitoring in the 2022/23 season.

www.uefa.com

Seems that utds revenues are about 50 times that of those other two clubs. But the fine doesn't reflect that gap.
I wonder why?

 

[Academica]

So we fail ffp and get fined €50m, suspended to €10m.
They get €300k fine.
Financial ‘FAIR’ play?
Just change the name to ‘protect the cartel’

Yeah but surely the Premier League will now be going through the rags books, for the next 4 years.

 

[HelloCity]

The Utd FFP news is shooting down the BBC page at light speed.

 

[The perfect fumble]

Sly Sports News running with 'minor breach' as well. Just like BBC Football.

The PR department at United has been working overtime today.

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[Cityinmud]

Real Madrid and now man utd but we heard no outrage. What a shameful coverage by media branding FFP breach by united as "minor" but dragging city unproven accusations again and again!