PL charge City for alleged breaches of financial rules

[waspish]

thing is they voted for it or atleast 14 clubs did

Reading pushed it through when they Abstained and look at the dumb fucks now..

 

[Stoned Rose]

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As if it’s taken this long for them to clock the anti-competetiveness of it.

 

[waspish]

Roll up, roll up, the latest sport no mark to open his big gob about City.

Star?

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Did anyone asks lee if he knows what those 115 charges are for? Or tell him it's nothing to do with ffp!

This here what these Americans wanted and set out to do when they all met in that restaurant!

 

[TonyM]

Everything in that statement confirms that City were right to fight against this incompetent/biased group.

I honestly don't know what the PL are trying to accomplish.

 

[COAT_OF_ARMS]

thing is they voted for it or atleast 14 clubs did

Not Forest, they weren't in the EPL at the time. I'm not really interested in a kind of karmic reap-what-you-sow approach to the issue anyways, there's more important things at stake, and crucially the law isn't concerned with that sentiment either. It's irrelevant who voted for it and who voted against, the nature of the framework is still anti-competition and it's the organisation that proposed it that is ultimately culpable.

 

[Colin Bells Boots]

It has been a long time for the penny to drop for the clubs who have gone along with the redtops and spurs and left themselves open to what is now coming home to roost.

Clearly in their quest to stop City becoming successful, thankfully unsuccessfully, there is now the collateral damage of the less wealthy teams in the PL being punished and fucked over.

Surely the admittedly totally blinkered chaimen of the affected clubs must group together and fight back against the bloody yank owned clubs who control the PL and their puppets.

 

[manimanc]

The way the Premier League are working and going about things stinks of fuckin American owners.

 

[COAT_OF_ARMS]

It has been a long time for the penny to drop for the clubs who have gone along with the redtops and spurs and left themselves open to what is now coming home to roost.

Clearly in their quest to stop City becoming successful, thankfully unsuccessfully, there is now the collateral damage of the less wealthy teams in the PL being punished and fucked over.

Surely the admittedly totally blinkered chaimen of the affected clubs must group together and fight back against the bloody yank owned clubs who control the PL and their puppets.

I assume most of them figured from the beginning that they didn't have much power to stop any of this from being introduced. If they do at some point start a co-ordinated push against FFP it's going to be a long, difficult battle that will take up effort and resources - yet another drain on them financially.

 

[Looby_Blue]

I might ring my local dominoes and when they answer and say "Hello dominoes, can i take your order" I can say to them "Fuck off you cunts".

 

[Bluesince1979]

Caller on 5live before, a forest fan..

“How are the smaller or newly promoted clubs supposed to compete if they arent allowed to invest”

Bingo!!!! You arent. Now back in your box