Metal Biker
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So, PL, your rules CAN be misinterpreted and acted upon unfairly.
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PL charge City for alleged breaches of financial rules
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Manchester_lalala
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Reading Stefans post regarding the witnesses City used, you start to understand the mountain the prem have to climb.Precisely, and without new and irrefutable evidence re Etihad, the PL have totally disregarded the CAS ruling. Apart from bat shit crazy Haas, the ruling was emphatic, stating eleven times there was no evidence that HHSM paid the Etihad sponsorship fees. This issue is the basis of the false accounting charges, ie the most egregious charges. So what in God's name do the PL have that proves all those witnesses lied under oath, the transactional evidence was forged and the respective accountants, auditors and executives were all complicit. I can not wait.
yep.......interesting to see the fall outLooks like Leicester have done the PL over
blue b4 the moon
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yep.......interesting to see the fall out
Piss boiling all over the web now as we're apparently going to walk off guilty as fuck but unpunished.
Beautiful tears everywhere.
NZBlue
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Leicester City welcomes the Appeal Board’s comprehensive decision, which supports our consistently stated position that any action against the Club should be pursued in accordance with the applicable rules.
To avoid any misunderstandings which may arise in light of the statement which has been issued by the Premier League in response to the appeal decision, Leicester City wishes to emphasise the finding of the Appeal Panel that, when considering the wording which is actually used in the Premier League rules (in accordance with established principles of English law) the Club did not breach the Premier League PSRs for the assessment period ending 30 June 2023.
In its decision, the Appeal Board (which was made of up a panel of three experienced, senior lawyers, two of whom are former Court of Appeal judges) identifies flaws in the drafting of the Premier League’s rules. In challenging the Premier League’s attempts to charge Leicester City, the Club has simply sought to ensure (in the interests of providing consistency and certainty for all clubs) that the rules are applied based on how they are actually written.
To avoid any misunderstandings which may arise in light of the statement which has been issued by the Premier League in response to the appeal decision, Leicester City wishes to emphasise the finding of the Appeal Panel that, when considering the wording which is actually used in the Premier League rules (in accordance with established principles of English law) the Club did not breach the Premier League PSRs for the assessment period ending 30 June 2023.
In its decision, the Appeal Board (which was made of up a panel of three experienced, senior lawyers, two of whom are former Court of Appeal judges) identifies flaws in the drafting of the Premier League’s rules. In challenging the Premier League’s attempts to charge Leicester City, the Club has simply sought to ensure (in the interests of providing consistency and certainty for all clubs) that the rules are applied based on how they are actually written.
mexico1970
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Piss boiling all over the web now as we're apparently going to walk off guilty as fuck but unpunished.
Beautiful tears everywhere.
Are the cartel clubs finally going to take their balls in and go home?
Metal Biker
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yep.......interesting to see the fall out
"The PL is surprised and disappointed..."
Surprised and disappointed? What, because they enjoy deducting points from football clubs?
blue b4 the moon
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That'll be the endgame a super league with no invite for the best team on the planet.Are the cartel clubs finally going to take their balls in and go home?
mexico1970
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That'll be the endgame a super league with no invite for the best team on the planet.
Time for an English based Saudi type league run by our main man?
blue b4 the moon
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You never know, whatever happens football won't continue as it is for much longer especially as certain clubs spunk neverending money with no return & debt rising.Time for an English based Saudi type league run by our main man?