PL charge City for alleged breaches of financial rules

[Legalamb777]

I've seen things you people wouldn't believe.
Attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion.
I watched C-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhauser Gate.
All those moments will be lost in time,
like tears in rain.

Time to die for that bloody 115 verdict to be published.

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That's a thing of beauty.....kudos pal;)

 

[Prestwich_Blue]

It all so unnecessary. What is the point of regulating income when the spend on the team is regulated? If there were a backstop £s limit to team spend as well as a proportion of income, all this nonsense could just disappear.

I've come to the conclusion that some sort of hard cap on spending is the least bad option.

 

[Rory Bluelow]

The high priest of journalistic hypocrisy Ronay has chipped in. Looks like he's been tipped off, the PL cartel have been absolutely pasted. Its full of all the usual slurs, legal innuendo, devoid of balance, objectivity or any critical thinling just the usual politics of the playground bollocks, "its not fair"....

A year on, Manchester City’s legal experts have the Premier League in a corner | Barney Ronay

The charges tribunal is still to report on rule breaches, but does the league really want to discredit its eight-time champions anyway?

www.theguardian.com

What a pile of pretentious tripe !

 

[Legalamb777]

What a pile of pretentious tripe !

Replace tripe with shit,I'm quite partial to a bit of honeycomb tripe with a dash of salt n peeper plus vinegar;)

 

[Rory Bluelow]

Replace tripe with shit,I'm quite partial to a bit of honeycomb tripe with a dash of salt n peeper plus vinegar;)

I hate it, but I’d rather eat a plateful than read that pile of shite again.

 

[bluealf]

I think it is significant that the "smear campaign" leaks from rival club Directors to their pals in the press have all but dried up. I believe United stopped briefing against City when Ratcliffe came in and appointed Berrada. Now Tim Lewis (Arsenal) and Levy (Spurs) have been forced out. Liverpool also seem to have eased off with the poison since Klopp left and they started spending money. Perhaps it is all a co-incidence but it's still good news for us. Our enemies are fading into the background.

of course, coming third and not winning a cup will have helped

 

[SatOnTheWall]

As a paid up member of the riff raff, I believe that….something or other about a subject I am totally ignorant of. I insist on having my say.

I couldn't agree more, mate. I fear some people may have missed the, erm, fairly heavy sarcasm of my "riff raff" post. I do hope not. It seemed quite clear at time of writing.

So, no 115 news today, then. Sigh.

 

[Mancity1980]

I would like to believe that but I dont think the other clubs have got a pair of balls between them. These clubs haven't moaned about the rags special treatment regarding psr or the extra millions in covid debt.
I dont think the other will stand up to the bulling American cartel owners.

The premier league would be better off without those American owners. They showed their hand when they pushed for the European Super League. They are definitely still conspiring to bring it back in a different guise.

 

[Xhavenjoe]

The high priest of journalistic hypocrisy Ronay has chipped in. Looks like he's been tipped off, the PL cartel have been absolutely pasted

He should have stuck to being a restaurant critic

 

[mexico1970]

The premier league would be better off without those American owners. They showed their hand when they pushed for the European Super League. They are definitely still conspiring to bring it back in a different guise.

The number of matches in the chumps league have increased from 125 to 189, they are bringing it in even though we didn't want it.

Gi e it a few years and the bational leagues will just be like county cricket is now, enjoy it while you can.

 

[horlock_was_super]

He should have stuck to being a restaurant critic

You’re likely to end up with Egon on your face with that comment.

 

[johnnytapia]

The premier league would be better off without those American owners. They showed their hand when they pushed for the European Super League. They are definitely still conspiring to bring it back in a different guise.

And we had Glazer on our website. Utterly complicit.

 

[Norbiton]

The high priest of journalistic hypocrisy Ronay has chipped in. Looks like he's been tipped off, the PL cartel have been absolutely pasted. Its full of all the usual slurs, legal innuendo, devoid of balance, objectivity or any critical thinling just the usual politics of the playground bollocks, "its not fair"....

A year on, Manchester City’s legal experts have the Premier League in a corner | Barney Ronay

The charges tribunal is still to report on rule breaches, but does the league really want to discredit its eight-time champions anyway?

www.theguardian.com

You’d think from reading it that City had instigated the action rather than the Premier League choosing to revisit issues which had been examined by CAS and found to be supported by no evidence, furthermore maximising the number of charges to ensure a lengthy process which he now accuses City of manufacturing. A joke of a journalist with absurd literary pretensions

 

[Xhavenjoe]

You’re likely to end up with Egon on your face with that comment.

An oeuf is an oeuf

 

[Newman Noggs]

The high priest of journalistic hypocrisy Ronay has chipped in. Looks like he's been tipped off, the PL cartel have been absolutely pasted. Its full of all the usual slurs, legal innuendo, devoid of balance, objectivity or any critical thinling just the usual politics of the playground bollocks, "its not fair"....

A year on, Manchester City’s legal experts have the Premier League in a corner | Barney Ronay

The charges tribunal is still to report on rule breaches, but does the league really want to discredit its eight-time champions anyway?

www.theguardian.com

And, in respect of APT, doesn't mention the word "unlawful" once.

 

[halfcenturyup]

The high priest of journalistic hypocrisy Ronay has chipped in. Looks like he's been tipped off, the PL cartel have been absolutely pasted. Its full of all the usual slurs, legal innuendo, devoid of balance, objectivity or any critical thinling just the usual politics of the playground bollocks, "its not fair"....

A year on, Manchester City’s legal experts have the Premier League in a corner | Barney Ronay

The charges tribunal is still to report on rule breaches, but does the league really want to discredit its eight-time champions anyway?

www.theguardian.com

Well I read it, for my pains. Not sure why I bothered. I think he should probably call the Samaritans. And learn how italicise French expressions properly.

 

[Centurions]

I couldn't agree more, mate. I fear some people may have missed the, erm, fairly heavy sarcasm of my "riff raff" post. I do hope not. It seemed quite clear at time of writing.

So, no 115 news today, then. Sigh.

I've heard from someone in the know who said that tomorrow won't be the day either.

 

[DiscoSteve]

I've heard from someone in the know who said that tomorrow won't be the day either.

So have I...

 

[Mancity1980]

And we had Glazer on our website. Utterly complicit.

I prefer to think we had little choice, the Americans set it up (it has all the hallmarks of American sports) and we either went with it or got left behind.

 

[halfcenturyup]

I prefer to think we had little choice, the Americans set it up (it has all the hallmarks of American sports) and we either went with it or got left behind.

Naah. If that was the case, it was weak and showed a lack of morals. The people at the club are smart enough to know how to destroy things from the outside so I suspect they joined because they wanted to. Lesson learned, hopefully.