PL charge City for alleged breaches of financial rules

I posted on the tickets forum about someone ripping me off and saw someone had misunderstood a prior tweet so answered. Sorry
I saw the title of that thread and my first thought was that the song "Champions again, olé olé" had been classed as 'tragedy chanting'.
 
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I think that this case is, by some margin, the dullest part of being a City fan.
On the contrary, the lack of any meaningful news on the actual subject in question has spawned innumerable fascinating side discussions on a range of unrelated topics on this forum. An all-time classic that will be talked about for years to come.
 
Not that I am one for conspiracy theories :) But how about this one?

The APT case determined that the unlawfulness of the treatment of shareholder loans led to the voiding of the whole APT regime. Interestingly, the panel accepted (and the club didn't really counter) that the APT rules were an integral, important, vital even, part of the FFP rules.

What if the club has been arguing that the treatment of shareholder loans since the inception of FFP should also lead to the voiding of the whole FFP regime on the same basis. And then what if the panel agrees? And then what if the club and the PL have agreed to delay the 115 judgment until the old FFP regime is no more anyway (this summer with the replacement of PSR with SCR)?

Would that be enough to explain the "delay"?
 
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West hams Brady bites the dust via @slbsn twitter/ X
Another soft signal
In my opinion Its far fetched and hopeful to think that any of these chairmen or women leaving their roles is anything to do with us.

We heard it when Levy left Spurs and so on.

2 years on we're still waiting for a verdict
 
On the contrary, the lack of any meaningful news on the actual subject in question has spawned innumerable fascinating side discussions on a range of unrelated topics on this forum. An all-time classic that will be talked about for years to come.
Oh I love the unrelated discussion part: it's the case I was referring to.
 

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