jaiguruKun
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No we didn't comply and agreed to pay a settlement. That would have been that as far as the PL was concerned if it wasn't for the leaked emails.
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PL charge City for alleged breaches of financial rules
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No we didn't comply and agreed to pay a settlement. That would have been that as far as the PL was concerned if it wasn't for the leaked emails.
mcfcbill91
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There's a need to remain calm.
We all know there's a political whirlwind around these charges, be it other clubs, regulators the lot.
Have they just charged in volume, hoping one sticks and they look tough? A bit like UEFA with the two year ban, hoping CAS would only take a year off?
Every half-wit with an internet connection, including the usual journalists will be out grandstanding, spelling out our demise.
Patiently waiting a breakdown of the charges in full from ProjectRiver and experts.
We all know there's a political whirlwind around these charges, be it other clubs, regulators the lot.
Have they just charged in volume, hoping one sticks and they look tough? A bit like UEFA with the two year ban, hoping CAS would only take a year off?
Every half-wit with an internet connection, including the usual journalists will be out grandstanding, spelling out our demise.
Patiently waiting a breakdown of the charges in full from ProjectRiver and experts.
iwasthere1968
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If this goes on for years and through the courts it will be financially damaging for the PL. Plus if we do have stuff on other clubs going to get very messy for them. High stakes for both them and us. I bet they turn the microphones off on Sunday.
Sorry was asking about another post.
bluemoon32
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He's a GoonerProbably needs a bullet proof vest now, bet he's a rag or dipper.
journolud
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any chance someone can update the thread title when City make a statement. Can't bear to read god knows how many pages of flapping.
meeesh
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It'll take ages to sort with sounds of things,so may as well do a Chelsea in summer and spend 600m,fuck it
M18CTID
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Is it a private investigation?Looks like Mark Knopfler.
Is it a coincidence that the charges have been brought, then 3 hours later, the government put back the release of their regulatory white paper on football from this week to the end of February?
I’m sure it is only a coincidence, but odd timing for me
I’m sure it is only a coincidence, but odd timing for me
cheekybids
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Yes. Apprarently abiding by UEFA FFP is one of the Premeir League's rules. We've been charged for not doing that in 2013-2018, and charged for not complying with the investigation from 2018-2023.
In respect of each of Seasons 2013/14 to 2017/18 inclusive, the Premier League Rules applicable in those Seasons requiring a member club to comply with UEFA’s regulations, including UEFA’s Club Licensing and Financial Fair Play Regulations, namely:(a) for Season 2013/14, Premier League Rule B.14.6; and(b) for Seasons 2014/15 to 2017/18 inclusive, Premier League Rule B.15.6.
Then that would be a complete stitch up. Trumped up charges where we had evidence of an investigation being leaked & went to CAS.
This is not about ffp. It is largely allegations of false accounting.
Some of the charges relate to non-compliance with UEFA's ffp investigation.