dickie davies
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And the huge team of legal people he has working for him
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PL charge City for alleged breaches of financial rules
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gordondaviesmoustache
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That’s a separate point. He’ll be the source of all material advice and guidance. He will be running the show. Without a doubt.And the huge team of legal people he has working for him
pah you are nothing but a high class whore arent you lolIf you want me best, in any walk of life, I guess you have to pay accordingly.
GaudinoMotors
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What's Ric paying you?If you want me best, in any walk of life, I guess you have to pay accordingly.
jimharri
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Not enough.What's Ric paying you?
What we need is for Shieky to find a whistle blower.The Premier League never for a second thought these rules would be challenged. The top four was the top four, the red cartel held the monopoly, as far as the PL was concerned anybody buying a football club years ago was some local fan who had made their money and wanted to buy their boyhood club, everyone was happy.
Blackburn came and went quietly and didn't really do any damage, albeit the Premier League, or Premiership as it was known back then, was still in its infancy.
These powderpuff rules lay unchallenged for years, nobody, not even the red cartel, knew what they stood for nor did they have anybody in their ranks with enough knowledge to say hang on a minute, what exactly do these rules mean, they didn't need to be looked at as nobody posed a threat to anybody.
No rules got updated for decades. There was no FFP. Clubs could spend what they wanted. Nobody challenged the PL handbook.
Then we came along. All of a sudden FFP was brought in. The red cartel started getting twitchy. Rules got adjusted and distorted to keep teams in red happy. It started a long chain of events that has led us to today, every trick in the book has been used to keep us at arms length but we've had enough.
It makes the mind boggle that the Premier League are at war with teams in their own league, just saying it to myself sounds ridiculous but this is the red cartel acting through the fraud and the puppet that is Masters.
It’s obvious by the snippets we read where the cartel are involved with selecting PL chair that it’s corrupt.
There must be a least one person who if paid enough could blow the lid off this
supercity88
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Probably a bit high, but it will definitely be four figures an hour. Three grand would be my guess. That said, there’s a lot on the line, so maybe I guess.
There are reports he was being paid nearly £8k an hour on previous jobs for people with deep pockets. I wouldn't be surprised with City agreeing a slightly higher hourly rate in order to further incentivise him. Explains why we had a fairly quiet summer when you're paying De Bruyne level wages to a third party!
I assume the PL believe that Leicester acted in bad faith by changing their accounting period, but the independent panel were only interested in what the rules say. Hopefully, our panel will take same view.Yes, the club filed the accounts with a true and fair opinion, but the club acted in bad faith because the directors knew the accounts didn't give a true and fair view.
Prestwich_Blue
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Was that when you were a rent boy?I’ve had dealings with many gentlemen like him.
gordondaviesmoustache
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I prefer the term ‘companion’.Was that when you were a rent boy?