PL charge City for alleged breaches of financial rules

[Skrastins]

A plastic Gooner in South Africa. A broken Irish Liverpool fan.

#115Charges.

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Liverpool couldn’t score in a brothel

 

[halfcenturyup]

Mental isn't it. I'm not sure how the word sustainability is even in there. If Chelsea now change owners they'll be in a worse place than they are before as their assets have just been stripped.

Absolutely, and we can all discuss the PL rule changes around APTs and acting in good faith until we are blue in the face.

But if they are so fucking stupid that they are still concentrating on these things instead of the issues that are really important they are making the same mistakes as United and Liverpool (not surprisingly, I suppose) who have been so obsessed for 15 years with new rules to stop City, they have forgotten that what they need to do is actually improve themselves.

It is so easy to prevent this sale of asset "loophole" without worrying about bad faith, APTs and commercial rationales. Just make any income from infrastructure assets deductible from PSR income the same way any expenses relating to infrastructure assets are deductible from PSR expenses. Job done. And it should always have been done, tbh.

 

[TravisBickle]

Liverpool couldn’t score in a brothel

Yesterday they were more like a 16 year old virgin trying to find the hole lol

 

[Keeper!]

"Eamonn Sweeney: Another hollow Man City title looms after rivals run out of gas in a deeply unfair race"

Another one on the list to get a letter from Lord Pannick, once this is over , revenge must begin, our reputation must be upheld in the courts.

 

[remember arthur mann]

A plastic Gooner in South Africa. A broken Irish Liverpool fan.

#115Charges.

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[Keeper!]

 

[halfcenturyup]

Yesterday they were more like a 16 year old virgin trying to find the hole lol

Hey. I was young and inexperienced :(

 

[Bluesince1979]

By reading some of these latter posts I am getting the apparent message that the decision to abandon the idea of the European Super League was a little hasty. Major businesses like top football clubs of today need proper administration and planning without a bunch of small time clubs ganging up together shouting to the media IT’S NOT FAIR.

But you dont think the ESL would go the same way with ‘european royalty” liverpool, real, barca, bayern, united and ermm spurs at the wheel of it all?

 

[r.soleofsalford]

Absolutely, and we can all discuss the PL rule changes around APTs and acting in good faith until we are blue in the face.

But if they are so fucking stupid that they are still concentrating on these things instead of the issues that are really important they are making the same mistakes as United and Liverpool (not surprisingly, I suppose) who have been so obsessed for 15 years with new rules to stop City, they have forgotten that what they need to do is actually improve themselves.

It is so easy to prevent this sale of asset "loophole" without worrying about bad faith, APTs and commercial rationales. Just make any income from infrastructure assets deductible from PSR income the same way any expenses relating to infrastructure assets are deductible from PSR expenses. Job done. And it should always have been done, tbh.

I also think they are damaging the premier league in there efforts to keep the red tops at the top.

Killing the golden goose

 

[halfcenturyup]

But you dont think the ESL would go the same way with ‘european royalty” liverpool, real, barca, bayern, united and ermm spurs at the wheel of it all?

That's the point most people are missing when they want the ESL. You think United and Liverpool are bastards? Wait till you have Barcelona, Madrid, Bayern, Milan and Juventus making up rules to fuck us over as well. Game over then, I think.