PL charge City for alleged breaches of financial rules

[Keith Moon]

As Stefan says, yes it would. Unless the PL has evidence that we're not aware of, the related party question is potentially the only chink in our armour as far as the AD sponsorships are concerned. But it's a very, very small one.

And for the cynic in me, it's yet more corroboration that this isn't about the PL acting independently of its shareholders, nobly trying to ensure there is a level financial playing field in accordance with its rules and regulations. It's about our competitors trying to nail us in any small way they can.

This, they’ve probably targeted the Aabar and Etisalat deals, where Sheikh Mansour could be considered a related party.

 

[bigA]

I heard from Peter himself that Ferguson went ballistic at Fred when he paid out early on the rags winning the league and they ended up not

Remember this from Mystic Fred from 2012. "Watch my lips, first past the post". "Alex backs winners, I back winners". Yeah, anything you say Fred.

 

[manimanc]

Are united on course to fail ffp this month? If so 6 points reduction seems about right.

Never happen. Masters has got their tongue up his arse.

 

[salfordbluetrue]

Possibly. It at least needs to be transparent. The PL shoots itself in the foot with all this secrecy.

Obviously the question is, who allowed utd`s £40 million allowance for a share sale, were they authorized to do so, is it in the rules or was it, who else has had this allowance, and why did the Clubs not vote on it`s incorporation into the rules. I know SB was querying it on talksport a few weeks ago but it seems nothing else has been said.

 

[Prestwich_Blue]

Are united on course to fail ffp this month? If so 6 points reduction seems about right.

Their accumulated losses over the last 3 years are just under £260m. They'll need to find over £150m of "allowances" to escape failing PSR.

 

[citizen_maine]

Their accumulated losses over the last 3 years are just under £260m. They'll need to find over £150m of "allowances" to escape failing PSR.

That's a shame. I was genuinely hoping that they'd fail, but if that's all they need to make up...

 

[Colin Bells Boots]

Their accumulated losses over the last 3 years are just under £260m. They'll need to find over £150m of "allowances" to escape failing PSR.

Be interesting to see what unforeseen allowances the PL manage to find in order to save them...........again.

 

[cheekybids]

Their accumulated losses over the last 3 years are just under £260m. They'll need to find over £150m of "allowances" to escape failing PSR.

Kieren McKenna was saying they’ve got bags of room but he’s been way off the mark lots of times.

 

[cheekybids]

Obviously the question is, who allowed utd`s £40 million allowance for a share sale, were they authorized to do so, is it in the rules or was it, who else has had this allowance, and why did the Clubs not vote on it`s incorporation into the rules. I know SB was querying it on talksport a few weeks ago but it seems nothing else has been said.

scrutinised for seconds……

 

[ayrshire_blue]

Kieren McKenna was saying they’ve got bags of room but he’s been way off the mark lots of times.

Tbf he's probably too busy managing Ipswich to pay too much attention to Man United's accounts...

Kieran Maguire might know? :)