PragueBlue
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Most probably use AI to write it for them these days!
PL charge City for alleged breaches of financial rules
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You are missing the point still It’s a review of all the premier clubs not even with a negative city headline they could have used any figures for us seeing as they got them wrong and the affect would be the same from a click point of view. And if they thought they needed a negative slant they could have picked any negative figure but some how they got the figures completely wrong in a negative way with no apparent justification for why they got that figure and not a different figure
@projectriver I see Matt law is suddenly very concerned about Chelsea failing PSR today.
Hasn’t he been telling you that you’re wrong about Chelsea’s finance for the last 6 months?
Hasn’t he been telling you that you’re wrong about Chelsea’s finance for the last 6 months?
Telling @projectriver he is wrong is the equivalent of telling Pep he has got his tactics wrong. Mind you, a few on here do that.
It is in the Daily United, so a large pinch of salt comes with the post.
Football's spending rules are facing further scrutiny after it emerged that Leicester have dodged sanctions this season by claiming to be both a Premier League and an EFL club at the same time.
Mail Sport has learned that Leicester have not complied with the Premier League's new fast-track system for potential spending breaches this season despite being at risk of breaking their Profit and Sustainability rules [PSR] for 2022/23 as they were relegated at the end of that campaign, but also avoided being subjected to an EFL spending plan this year on the grounds that they were a top-flight club last season.
www.dailymail.co.uk
Football's spending rules are facing further scrutiny after it emerged that Leicester have dodged sanctions this season by claiming to be both a Premier League and an EFL club at the same time.
Mail Sport has learned that Leicester have not complied with the Premier League's new fast-track system for potential spending breaches this season despite being at risk of breaking their Profit and Sustainability rules [PSR] for 2022/23 as they were relegated at the end of that campaign, but also avoided being subjected to an EFL spending plan this year on the grounds that they were a top-flight club last season.
Leicester exploit huge loophole in football's spending rules
EXCLUSIVE BY MATT HUGHES: Leicester have complied with neither the Premier League's fast-track system or the EFL's demands to produce a spending plan.
I’m not sure they are exploiting a loophole.It is in the Daily United, so a large pinch of salt comes with the post.
Football's spending rules are facing further scrutiny after it emerged that Leicester have dodged sanctions this season by claiming to be both a Premier League and an EFL club at the same time.
Mail Sport has learned that Leicester have not complied with the Premier League's new fast-track system for potential spending breaches this season despite being at risk of breaking their Profit and Sustainability rules [PSR] for 2022/23 as they were relegated at the end of that campaign, but also avoided being subjected to an EFL spending plan this year on the grounds that they were a top-flight club last season.
Leicester exploit huge loophole in football's spending rules
EXCLUSIVE BY MATT HUGHES: Leicester have complied with neither the Premier League's fast-track system or the EFL's demands to produce a spending plan.
If those are the rules that’s fine.
If the bent bastards who make the rules can’t get their act together it’s their fault- it’s not a loophole.
citizen_maine
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Isn't that precisely what a loophole is?
No. It isn’t a deliberate cock up, they are just stupid.
Stoned Rose
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Imagine if Spurs had 643m to spend.