PL charge City for alleged breaches of financial rules

[BlueLou82]

A quick read on social media tells you the only reason they’ve got a points reduction is so they can go easier on City.
Hahahaha even a points reduction is our fault.

I can guarantee that our fans are all discussing what this means for the next breach and also for Forests upcoming breach. I havent seen 1 comment on City on our forums this morning. Assume by social media you mean paddy power, RS fans, Arsenal fans etc.

The biggest gripes about City's punishment are coming from those who stand, or think they stand to benefit from your demise. RS, Arsenal, Utd.

 

[meltonblue]

So 10 points is too harsh. 6 points then? Sure why not. Premier: Remember tho you admitted guilt to breaking P&S but disputed the fine.

Looks pretty damning again for Masters. Why did they deem the fine 10 instead of 6? Also the independent panel didn’t agree with the premier that Everton acted in bad faith.

It’s a mess. Anyone who fears the premier league clowns should be reassured now.

Meanwhile, City have broken no rules apart from being fucking great, have 115 charges and our club dragged through the gutter.

These cunts don’t know what they are doing. Times up.

Not sure this has much to do with Masters to be fair. The premier league were upheld in all of their findings, it was the commission that erred. The bad faith wasn’t an allegation made by the PL.

 

[Kippax77]

Bet Luton are ecstatic with this announcement (not).
Seems strange there's wild rumours about Burnley and Kompany this morning, just hours before this news came out.

 

[wolviedinho]

Not sure this has much to do with Masters to be fair. The premier league were upheld in all of their findings, it was the commission that erred. The bad faith wasn’t an allegation made by the PL.

It’s all intertwined.

Premier league
Commission/tribunal
Appeals Panel

Who pays for it all? How independent is it?

Either way, it looks very amateurish. You could argue they don’t know what they are doing.

 

[wolviedinho]

Bet Luton are ecstatic with this announcement (not).
Seems strange there's wild rumours about Burnley and Kompany this morning, just hours before this news came out.

What rumours mate? Must of missed that.

 

[Kippax77]

What rumours mate? Must of missed that.

A parting of the ways

 

[Gordyola]

Not sure, Everton are still reviewing the decision, 7 of the 9 appeals were rejected.

2 were accepted due to these legal errors.

Not sure whether they have the ability to appeal again.

There is no further appeal process in the PL rules
Could they go legal, only an opinion but I doubt it as I am sure I remember Stefan saying it would be highly unlikely that City could once our case is considered

 

[r.soleofsalford]

I can guarantee that our fans are all discussing what this means for the next breach and also for Forests upcoming breach. I havent seen 1 comment on City on our forums this morning. Assume by social media you mean paddy power, RS fans, Arsenal fans etc.

The biggest gripes about City's punishment are coming from those who stand, or think they stand to benefit from your demise. RS, Arsenal, Utd.

I presume RS stands for Red Shite

 

[meltonblue]

It’s all intertwined.

Premier league
Commission/tribunal
Appeals Panel

Who pays for it all? How independent is it?

Either way, it looks very amateurish. You could argue they don’t know what they are doing.

You could argue they look amateurish absolutely, it does. It clearly looks independent too though, given the findings at each stage.

 

[ganganvince]

There is no further appeal process in the PL rules
Could they go legal, only an opinion but I doubt it as I am sure I remember Stefan saying it would be highly unlikely that City could once our case is considered

Think they can only go legal if UK law hasn't been followed eg. Statute of limitations ignored etc.