PL charge City for alleged breaches of financial rules

Masters and the PL on another mission.

The Premier League will monitor every transfer this summer to ensure clubs are not circumventing rules after a spate of unusual transactions.

Several ‘swap deals’ have occurred between top-flight clubs in the last weeks, including academy products being traded in separate transactions which are designed to aid both parties’ balance sheets.

As an example, midfielder Tim Iroegbunam signed for Everton from Aston Villa on Saturday for around £9million, while winger Lewis Dobbin has completed a move the other way in a separate deal believed to be worth £10m.
The clubs have done nothing wrong. Just another attempt by the PL to make up for stupid rules. Can’t they see that?
 
I will ask again, someone posted the section from the CAS findings re the time barred and the fact that it did not matter as the "charges" that were time barred were not valid, can someone post it again? I want to use it to shoot a know all Utd fan down (he never ever thinks he is wrong). Thanks all
 
I will ask again, someone posted the section from the CAS findings re the time barred and the fact that it did not matter as the "charges" that were time barred were not valid, can someone post it again? I want to use it to shoot a know all Utd fan down (he never ever thinks he is wrong). Thanks all

Don't remember seeing that in the CAS findings, tbh. Iirc, once it was time limited, they didn't waste any more time on it. Was it from the club's submission maybe?
 
Don't remember seeing that in the CAS findings, tbh. Iirc, once it was time limited, they didn't waste any more time on it. Was it from the club's submission maybe?
I just remember about a week ago someone posted something and highlighted the part that was pertinent, I should have saved it then.
 
Barca’s big thing was sale of future tv revenue.
The interesting thing there is the whole fair market value thing which is why deciding sponsorships based on fair market value does not work, if barca have sold those tv rights based on their current position then they are worth a certain amount if barca fall off a cliff then those rights have been overvalued if barca get a cracking team together then they have been undervalued and this is where the system doesnt work as fair market value doesnt and cant take into account future events.
 
Don't remember seeing that in the CAS findings, tbh. Iirc, once it was time limited, they didn't waste any more time on it. Was it from the club's submission maybe?

It's on page 25 but it's part of our submission to CAS. However in that, it says that UEFA's Adjudicatory Chamber found that everything was OK with the Etisalat sponsorship and that Etisalat had fully met its obligations (see para 20).

@AirbagsOptionalTheReturn
 
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I will ask again, someone posted the section from the CAS findings re the time barred and the fact that it did not matter as the "charges" that were time barred were not valid, can someone post it again? I want to use it to shoot a know all Utd fan down (he never ever thinks he is wrong). Thanks all
We bought CAS always trumps that. There's no arguing. But tell them their tears make it more pleasurable. That will shut them up.
 

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