I have defended Ziegler before. He has led the way with leaks from the UEFA and PL investigations. They have all been legitimate news stories. If people leak stuff it will be reported. But that Foreign Office story is just bollocks. You are correct though. It confirms how low the media has sunk.Only by those who know what his motive is. Sadly it's lapped up because it's telling people what they want to hear, so in their eyes the brand only gets better. Especially when he's backed up by so many other disingenuous journos etc.
Great postLiverpool - Sponsored by a bank that funds terrorism, launders money, breaks international sanctions.
Media reaction - Fine and all above board, great that one of our renowned chartered banks is linked to that fine football club.
Arsenal - Sponsored by a country with appalling human rights abuse records with atrocities such as arbitrary and illegal detentions and genocide.
Media reaction - Fine and all above board. Great to see a "developing" country investing in such a renowned football club. The government are returning that investment by offering people who entered our country after fleeing oppression from their country of origin safe haven in such a beautiful country that Rwanda is. And all for free.
Manchester United - A club over £¾ billion in debt, majority owned by a family who have taken out far more money than they have invested into the club. Minority owned by a British multi billionaire who has dodged paying tax to this country by a loophole that allows him to save £4 billion per year.
Media reaction - Nothing wrong here, great to see a British person investing into such a renowned football club who we fawn over no matter what
Manchester City - bought by wealthy Sheik Mansour, Sponsored by a prestigious renowned Airline, owner has invested millions of pounds in regenerating a very socially and economically deprived area of Manchester transforming it into a thriving, money generating area for the local and national economy.
Media reaction - cheating bastards, state owned and funded by dirty oil money. A pariah to the Premier League, The FA and UEFA. Should be relegated, titles stripped and fined. This club should be wiped from the face of the earth for the good of the game and not be mentioned in the same breath as those other fine upstanding clubs.
That post needs to be sent to the Football365 mailboxLiverpool - Sponsored by a bank that funds terrorism, launders money, breaks international sanctions.
Media reaction - Fine and all above board, great that one of our renowned chartered banks is linked to that fine football club.
Arsenal - Sponsored by a country with appalling human rights abuse records with atrocities such as arbitrary and illegal detentions and genocide.
Media reaction - Fine and all above board. Great to see a "developing" country investing in such a renowned football club. The government are returning that investment by offering people who entered our country after fleeing oppression from their country of origin safe haven in such a beautiful country that Rwanda is. And all for free.
Manchester United - A club over £¾ billion in debt, majority owned by a family who have taken out far more money than they have invested into the club. Minority owned by a British multi billionaire who has dodged paying tax to this country by a loophole that allows him to save £4 billion per year.
Media reaction - Nothing wrong here, great to see a British person investing into such a renowned football club who we fawn over no matter what
Manchester City - bought by wealthy Sheik Mansour, Sponsored by a prestigious renowned Airline, owner has invested millions of pounds in regenerating a very socially and economically deprived area of Manchester transforming it into a thriving, money generating area for the local and national economy.
Media reaction - cheating bastards, state owned and funded by dirty oil money. A pariah to the Premier League, The FA and UEFA. Should be relegated, titles stripped and fined. This club should be wiped from the face of the earth for the good of the game and not be mentioned in the same breath as those other fine upstanding clubs.
I'd rather be sponsored by "dirty oil money" than be sponsored by a terrorist funding bank or a country renowned for genocide.My absolute favourite example of the hypocrisy involved, was that bizarre banner at the Emirates a couple of seasons ago. I can't remember the exact wording, but it was having a pop at 'oil money' and referring to their history. A banner, in that stadium, bemoaning Middle Eastern investment, that wasn't a parody... Wow.
You have my permission to send it.That post needs to be sent to the Football365 mailbox
There hasn’t been a meeting between UK Government and UAE about this.
The discussion took place between the UK *** Government and the UK embassy in UAE. Basically the UK ***Government was holding an internal meeting but it’s been spun into an audience with Sheikh Mansour.
Disingenuous bollocks.
Yes I know…. But the amendment is to the Associated Party rules, NOT Related party rules as stated by the Sun
Would be interested to know the views of those in the know in relation to whether they think we would be taking legal action over the AP sponsorship rules if t wasn't for the charges?
BrilliantLiverpool - Sponsored by a bank that funds terrorism, launders money, breaks international sanctions.
Media reaction - Fine and all above board, great that one of our renowned chartered banks is linked to that fine football club.
Arsenal - Sponsored by a country with appalling human rights abuse records with atrocities such as arbitrary and illegal detentions and genocide.
Media reaction - Fine and all above board. Great to see a "developing" country investing in such a renowned football club. The government are returning that investment by offering people who entered our country after fleeing oppression from their country of origin safe haven in such a beautiful country that Rwanda is. And all for free.
Manchester United - A club over £¾ billion in debt, majority owned by a family who have taken out far more money than they have invested into the club. Minority owned by a British multi billionaire who has dodged paying tax to this country by a loophole that allows him to save £4 billion per year.
Media reaction - Nothing wrong here, great to see a British person investing into such a renowned football club who we fawn over no matter what
Manchester City - bought by wealthy Sheik Mansour, Sponsored by a prestigious renowned Airline, owner has invested millions of pounds in regenerating a very socially and economically deprived area of Manchester transforming it into a thriving, money generating area for the local and national economy.
Media reaction - cheating bastards, state owned and funded by dirty oil money. A pariah to the Premier League, The FA and UEFA. Should be relegated, titles stripped and fined. This club should be wiped from the face of the earth for the good of the game and not be mentioned in the same breath as those other fine upstanding clubs.