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PL charge City for alleged breaches of financial rules
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No, it’s abuse of meatballs.Bro, freshly cooked meatballs made the right way with ground veal, pork, and beef. Piping hot tomato sauce. Fresh melted provolone with some pecorino romano sprinkled on. Served on a fresh Italian stick or French baguette. Rank? C'mon fella, that's a bomb sandwich!!
Johnny Mars Bar
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I am looking forward to the City Christmas Annual 2025, which lists all the charges and the reasons they didn’t stick, along with po-faced pics of the owners of the clubs who drove this
They missed a trick, they should’ve done an extra long advent calendar that started in September.
Cobwebcat
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Not sure if this is good or bad…can be read both ways to me!
"There is a difference between a sporting rule that may be justified in terms that relate to matters that are integral to the essence of the sport and rules that are really about regulating commercial activity, as the fee cap was," added De Marco.
"Some financial restrictions, for example even highly controversial salary caps on sport, may well be more closely connected with competitive balance, and thus easier to justify on that basis, than others, such as the type of financial fair play rules that Uefa and the English Premier and English Football Leagues provide for in football.
"Those rules are not justified by considerations of fair competition, and in fact are often in contrast to competitive balance (in that they tend to provide an inherent sporting advantage to more established clubs with greater income revenue) but are justified on more financial grounds (upholding financial sustainability)."
Fifa agent ruling could have FFP spin-off
It happened far away from any sporting arena but hugely respected sports lawyer Nick De Marco KC has called the arbitration ruling dismissing Fifa's proposed agent caps "one of the most significant legal defeats for an international federation in sport for many years"."There is a difference between a sporting rule that may be justified in terms that relate to matters that are integral to the essence of the sport and rules that are really about regulating commercial activity, as the fee cap was," added De Marco.
"Some financial restrictions, for example even highly controversial salary caps on sport, may well be more closely connected with competitive balance, and thus easier to justify on that basis, than others, such as the type of financial fair play rules that Uefa and the English Premier and English Football Leagues provide for in football.
"Those rules are not justified by considerations of fair competition, and in fact are often in contrast to competitive balance (in that they tend to provide an inherent sporting advantage to more established clubs with greater income revenue) but are justified on more financial grounds (upholding financial sustainability)."
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hmmmm we've had 20 or so years of FFP shite and they're only just saying this now?! They should have read Bluemoon we've know for years.Not sure if this is good or bad…can be read both ways to me!
Fifa agent ruling could have FFP spin-off
It happened far away from any sporting arena but hugely respected sports lawyer Nick De Marco KC has called the arbitration ruling dismissing Fifa's proposed agent caps "one of the most significant legal defeats for an international federation in sport for many years".
"There is a difference between a sporting rule that may be justified in terms that relate to matters that are integral to the essence of the sport and rules that are really about regulating commercial activity, as the fee cap was," added De Marco.
"Some financial restrictions, for example even highly controversial salary caps on sport, may well be more closely connected with competitive balance, and thus easier to justify on that basis, than others, such as the type of financial fair play rules that Uefa and the English Premier and English Football Leagues provide for in football.
"Those rules are not justified by considerations of fair competition, and in fact are often in contrast to competitive balance (in that they tend to provide an inherent sporting advantage to more established clubs with greater income revenue) but are justified on more financial grounds (upholding financial sustainability)."
In other words neither of you know anything about Italian food...No, it’s abuse of meatballs.
Stoned Rose
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The Agenda thread will be turning in its grave.hmmmm we've had 20 or so years of FFP shite and they're only just saying this now?! They should have read Bluemoon we've know for years.
I cook Italian to academy standards and I say that this is not only an abuse of meatballs but a palate outrage, a snack from hell, a shitty sandwich, a cultural abomination, a wretched ragout and an insult to Carluccio himself. It is the equivalent of a pork pie butty, of fried black pudding, of porridge made with milk and sugar. It is fit only for rags and north Mancunians where a barm is a muffin, and they spell Vimpto without a “p”.In other words neither of you know anything about Italian food...
We beat the bastards first time round and this is what outrages them. It was a “bad day for football” I forecast hari kiri in the boardrooms of the redshirts, PL execs falling out of windows, a mighty reckoning as Khaldoon lays bare the perfidy, the corruption and the redshirt bollocks.Manchester City & we will win.
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