PL charge City for alleged breaches of financial rules

Ric said:
Unfortunately for them, they have no say in the matter so they can push all they like.
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Well it's down to them ( and others ) that we facing this witchhunt by the PL , so they no doubt feel entitled to try and force the outcome and timings.

So much to answer for.
 
bobbyowenquiff said:
The total arrogance of Liverpool FC. They are trying to interfere in a legal case of one of their commercial rivals. It couldn't happen in any other industry. How long do they think a case involving millions of documents and 115 allegations will take? This is more complex than many criminal cases handled by the Serious Fraud Office and will take years. They can't keep their noses out of other clubs' business. They are the most despicable club in European football. The source of this story is Kieran Maguire, Liverpool-based, and a genuine football finance expert. He knows plenty about Liverpool's dirty tricks.
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This is the start of the end game and the process where the whole thing will have disappeared by the end of the season. And we continue as normal in the PL and Champions League.

Liverpool's lawyers know only too well the legal position. Other clubs' lawyers know only too well the legal position. They will share and agree with the same view as our very own legal expert,Stefan ie. the bar is very high if not impossible for the IC to prove the charges.

The clamour about the charges will intensify this weekend and other clubs will follow Liverpool's lead. The media will support them and the pressure for resolution will be intense. There is no way the media will let this go on to the end of the season. It's tarnishing the PL etc, TV rights negotions will be impacted, uncertainty for clubs about CL places etc etc. But,as I said the other day and as surprising as it might sound,Liverpool are on our side with this .

The Premier League will somehow get round whatever the legal implications might be and instruct the IC to stop everything. The culmination will be the vote of the PL members supporting the withdrawal of all charges and Manchester City will be in the clear.

There will be a major PR exercise supporting the clubs position, retaining as much credibility as possible and also most importantly protecting our reputation. Heads will inevitably roll at the Premier League Fuck knows what will happen to Chelsea but they've admitted guilt.
 
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bobbyowenquiff said:
The total arrogance of Liverpool FC. They are trying to interfere in a legal case of one of their commercial rivals. It couldn't happen in any other industry. How long do they think a case involving millions of documents and 115 allegations will take? This is more complex than many criminal cases handled by the Serious Fraud Office and will take years. They can't keep their noses out of other clubs' business. They are the most despicable club in European football. The source of this story is Kieran Maguire, Liverpool-based, and a genuine football finance expert. He knows plenty about Liverpool's dirty tricks.
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But the dippers don’t know how complex the law is.
To them, the legal process just means turning up at court in your best trackies, squeaking ‘guilty’ to whatever and getting your community service and fines, before going off and doing it again.
 
Bez said:
So it's supposed to be an independent tribunal, but Liverpool are supposedly pressuring their mates, the Premier League, to expedite the case. If the PL start putting pressure on the tribunal to get the job done...surely Liverpool want justice to be done. That means things should be allowed to run their course. You Always Walk Alone etc etc

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Liverpool leading push for Man City to face FFP verdict

Football Insider has been told that Liverpool are the club leading the push for the Premier League to resolve Man City's FFP case.
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Justice for the 115.
 
jrb said:
I don’t remember any sympathy when UEFA changed their FFP regulations at the last minute and on purpose, knowing City would fail FFP.

Oh the romance of The Merseyside clubs, their history, and the city of Liverpool.

Yes, the punishment is unfair.

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Read it earlier. Dig after dig at us. Abu Dhabi money. Got our stadiums for free. Get away with anything because of our expensive lawyers. I honestly think this will go past the point soon. How much can people take with the constant attacks on the football club they love and see almost as a religion. One of the these fuckers will get a good soon it’s ridiculous now!
 
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Pablo ZZZ Peroni said:
This is the start of the end game and the process where the whole thing will have disappeared by the end of the season. And we continue as normal in the PL and Champions League.

Liverpool's lawyers know only too well the legal position. Other clubs' lawyers know only too well the legal position. They will share and agree with the same view as our very own legal expert,Stefan ie. the bar is very high if not impossible for the IC to prove the charges.

The clamour about the charges will intensify this weekend and other clubs will follow Liverpool's lead. As I said the other day and, as surprising as it might sound, Liverpool are on our side with this .The media will support them and the pressure for resolution will be intense. There is no way the media will let this go on to the end of the season. It's tarnishing the PL etc, TV rights negotions will be impacted, uncertainty for clubs about CL places etc etc.

The Premier League will somehow get round whatever the legal implications might be and instruct the IC to stop everything. The culmination will be the vote of the PL members supporting the withdrawal of all charges and Manchester City will be in the clear.

There will be a major PR exercise supporting the clubs position, retaining as much credibility as possible and also most importantly protecting our reputation. Heads will inevitably roll at the Premier League Fuck knows what will happen to Chelsea but they've admitted guilt.
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You need to lay off the Peroni, Pablo
 
meltonblue said:
He (if the leaked documents are accurate) signed the contracts with us and Al Jazira on the same day. The email chains for it and invoices don’t look particularly great either, that’s the one I think will be hardest for us to explain.
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That was before FFP existed wasn't it?
 
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