PL charge City for alleged breaches of financial rules

[Stockton Heath Blue]

yep!
It's us ruining football

And they still owe over £300m for the balance of transfer fees. Neither financially prudent or fair from an FFP perspective.

 

[ChicagoBlue]

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Despite being outraged by Brentford's goal, Nottingham Forest are technically the worst offenders in the study by the Athletic - though bizarrely, Nuno Espirito Santo's side have only had two attacking free kicks, with the team moving the ball once from both scenarios.

The biggest culprits are Premier League champions Manchester City, who have had 20 attacking free kicks this season, moving the ball eight times.

Among the major sides who have only moved the ball once from a kick are Tottenham (from eight free kicks), Aston Villa (from 11) and Man United (also from 11).

Arsenal and Chelsea are yet to attempt it this season, despite the Blues having 15 attacking free kicks thus far.

WTF! ¯⁠\⁠_⁠(⁠⊙⁠_⁠ʖ⁠⊙⁠)⁠_⁠/⁠¯

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/f...am-Forest-two-major-sides-attempt-season.html

There’s moving the ball and there’s MOVING THE BALL AND THE FOAM!

 

[Stockton Heath Blue]

I’ve just heard Alan Brazil on Talkshite tell his fellow presenter not to mention the Joe Lewis corruption. Instead there are glowing reports on revenue growth for Spurs. Clear and Obvious.

Yet Spurs haven't won a trophy for over 10 years and Levy is happy to concentrate on NFL and concert revenue. Just wait until both the North Stand expansion is complete and Co-op Live revenue streams start to drop in. There will be piss boiling on an industrial scale!

 

[silva_is_gold]

And they still owe over £300m for the balance of transfer fees. Neither financially prudent or fair from an FFP perspective.

364m apparently ffs lol
Think they get their players on a try before you buy & still end up at the swamp years later on mega wages lmao

 

[antspider]

If you had got a Chopper when Grifters were vogue you'd have been laughed out of Town :-)

I had a Commando, much better that a heavy ol grifter.. :). I'm 58, got a Commando and a 70's Chopper,, love em..
Am I still on topic?

 

[dadnlad]

FFP/P&S has killed skys transfer window lol.

Brilliant.

Always look on the yellow side of life…

Finally a positive to the financial “get city” controls!

going to be a lot of youtubers scratching for work

the show has gone from now what are manchester united doing to well this summers transfer window is going to be amazing

 

[Lord Blue]

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Despite being outraged by Brentford's goal, Nottingham Forest are technically the worst offenders in the study by the Athletic - though bizarrely, Nuno Espirito Santo's side have only had two attacking free kicks, with the team moving the ball once from both scenarios.

The biggest culprits are Premier League champions Manchester City, who have had 20 attacking free kicks this season, moving the ball eight times.

Among the major sides who have only moved the ball once from a kick are Tottenham (from eight free kicks), Aston Villa (from 11) and Man United (also from 11).

Arsenal and Chelsea are yet to attempt it this season, despite the Blues having 15 attacking free kicks thus far.

WTF! ¯⁠\⁠_⁠(⁠⊙⁠_⁠ʖ⁠⊙⁠)⁠_⁠/⁠¯

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/f...am-Forest-two-major-sides-attempt-season.html

have they backed up their claim with facts or have they just made it up? do we know?

 

[waspish]

have they backed up their claim with facts or have they just made it up? do we know?

Made it up

 

[mancboy]

Made it up

the daily mail made something up? nah im not having that, they are shining light of journalistic integrity

 

[M12Blue]

Agree with you on Ceferin / UEFA but if you permit me to swim against the tide, I don't agree about FFP. This is a sport after all and it shouldn't just be the team with the most money winning everything (yes I know 'twas ever thus and that, at the moment, we have the "most" money).

The trick is balancing competition and sporting "hope" with sustainability, community asset protection and financial responsibility. It's a tremendously difficult issue and, personally, I have no answer. Except that there must be one :)

Is that not the way a no relegation or promotion closed US style shop works. Draft day, salary caps etc.