Brightwell Bros.
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Why would Man City make Everton do this?
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PL charge City for alleged breaches of financial rules
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I’m sure those facts will be repeated by all of those click chasing morally corrupt journalists when reporting on this! Haha!Genuinely don’t understand the concern. The money Everton have lost is far great than the amount we’re accused of concealing and they’ve made zero claims the figures are incorrect.
It’s like compared apples and memory of Vera Lynn.
Of course you’re correct but the truth hardly seems to matter in todays world of reporters who tend to lack honesty and integrity.
feedmpenzaandhewillscore
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Genuinely don’t understand the concern. The money Everton have lost is far great than the amount we’re accused of concealing and they’ve made zero claims the figures are incorrect.
It’s like compared apples and memory of Vera Lynn.
Isn’t the crux of the City case £30 million from Etisalat split over two seasons? We were posting £150 million losses around that time so the club hardly gained an advantage in meeting financial fair play. Everton’s cousins across Stanley park invented a fake stadium to put £50 million on their balance sheet and failed FFP, they seemed to get an easy ride at the time.
Phoenix900000
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Found it funny that an Everton fan on Talksport was saying for us to go to the Conference League
Clearly taking it well
Clearly taking it well
John Wayne
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New sponsors will surely have flagged this during due diligence. I can't imagine that they would not have been made privy to the evidence to support our claims.The only question would be what effect has it had on the attitude of would be investors, sponsors etc. Has any company turned away because our accounts are false?
I think the answer is no.
Dribble
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During the King's Speech on Monday, Rishi Sunak announced the creation of a new independent regulator for football.Cue the onslaught of clubs behind the scenes picking up the phone to the PL today asking about us.
That’s made me a bit nervous, though. Although when was Everton’s investigation announced? That deduction seems to have come quicker than ours…
There's NO WAY the Everton ruling & that policy announcement aren't linked, just like the charges against City being announced hours before the Government announced it was setting up an independent football regulator.
Everton had clear financial losses. According to my limited understanding, City are accused of funneling money from HRH into related party companies, who disguised these funds as City sponsorship, so our historic losses would keep us within UEFA FFP rules.
We've already faced judgement on these charges & won on appeal, apart from City not being helpful enough in assisting UEFA to sink us!
Again it's my understanding the Premier League are charging us with many of the issues we beat last time, so evidently double jeopardy doesn't exist in football, or WILL IT with a new independent regulator due between now & the next General Election?
The plot thickens!
Bluesince1979
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They see the fine and insist we must be guilty of something .And this of course, is the problem with tribal rivalries. Facts don't matter if the reality shows up their own own beliefs and loyalties. They're not prepared to address the failure of their own clubs, so would rather believe we must be cheats
We're comparing apples and oranges.Genuinely don’t understand the concern. The money Everton have lost is far great than the amount we’re accused of concealing and they’ve made zero claims the figures are incorrect.
It’s like compared apples and memory of Vera Lynn.
From what I've read Everton sold the rights to actually have the right to offer a bid for naming rights for the new stadium to the owner. This was put on the balance sheet as income to avoid heavier losses.
Not even related party transactions as the accusations seem to be against us - just a complete falsification of income.
Bluesince1979
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Just had it on 909Found it funny that an Everton fan on Talksport was saying for us to go to the Conference League
Clearly taking it well
City arr guilty of 115 charges , what are they getting?
Well we are still innocent sooo….