PL charge City for alleged breaches of financial rules

[slbsn]

So are you saying we are donald ducked then ? That is the question!

No

 

[flb]

If this gets silly a quiet word will be had....

Be in no doubt City is at war with the Premier League, the club will not back down. There's more at stake here than City's reputation, the Premier League is effectively accusing the second most powerful man in the UAE of lying.

So far the damage is limited, but if this continues, I'm not being hyperbolic when I say that there will be political and economic consequences for this country.

But we're not there yet.

Once the independent regulator is in place this will end, they'll take one look at this and see it for what it is, a complete crock of shit cooked up by the same dysfunctional cartel that gave us the Super League.

The PL to me appear to want this to drag on , because if they remain in power dragging this club through the shite then they might just cling onto power in some way with the much still rumoured SL incarnation. Why all of a sudden has this impartial new governing footballing body been put back a year ?

 

[The Stockport Iniesta]

Someone was telling me the other day that we picked 2 out of the 3 judges in the case at CAS. I can't find anything out online about how they were selected is this true?

No. 1 was agreed on by both parties (the chair), and both then had 1 pick each.

 

[domalino]

Isn’t it strange that we don’t know how many charges Everton have against them?

The PL just announced they’ve been charged, no breakdown, no grand total.

 

[Dinas]

If this gets silly a quiet word will be had....

Be in no doubt City is at war with the Premier League, the club will not back down. There's more at stake here than City's reputation, the Premier League is effectively accusing the second most powerful man in the UAE of lying.

So far the damage is limited, but if this continues, I'm not being hyperbolic when I say that there will be political and economic consequences for this country.

But we're not there yet.

Once the independent regulator is in place this will end, they'll take one look at this and see it for what it is, a complete crock of shit cooked up by the same dysfunctional cartel that gave us the Super League.

I agree with this and also think it demonstrates the naivety of the PM on not anticipating the geopolitical implications and the potential effects on a major contributor to their product. It all adds further credibility to bring driven by the cartel clubs.

 

[Metalartin]

You can throw Sunderland in to that mix , I think they were 2 titles behind United at that time , they were probably languishing in a different division like we were at that time , funny how you mention Villa though , as before they won the league in 80- the titanic was still afloat before that since they last won a title - there big success period was in the late 1800’s ,they had to level it up at the onset of the PL , and include two London teams - even back then the whole fucking process was bent.

When you think about it, two London clubs, two Liverpool clubs and 1 Manchester club... Seems very much like a planned/manufactured thing and I can see why Swales wanted City in on it(if Spurs were part of it). I agree, you'd think West Midlands and the North East would have at least some representation but maybe that was too much sharing for their liking... It ended up being a big 3 anyway, quite quickly when the PL finally rolled up.

It annoys me the more I think about the sheer greed and entitlement and their attitudes as clubs now.

 

[flb]

Isn’t it strange that we don’t know how many charges Everton have against them?

The PL just announced they’ve been charged, no breakdown, no grand total.

But they are one of the big five dom- we can’t have them being dragged through the shite , there is a level of sympathy towards them for some reason.

 

[bavarian blue]

You can throw Sunderland in to that mix , I think they were 2 titles behind United at that time , they were probably languishing in a different division like we were at that time , funny how you mention Villa though , as before they won the league in 80- the titanic was still afloat before they last won a title - there big success period was in the late 1800’s ,they had to level it up at the onset of the PL , and include two London teams - even back then the whole fucking process was bent.

Villa won the FA cup on the day I was born in 1957, beat the United scum . Never won it since.

 

[flb]

When you think about it, two London clubs, two Liverpool clubs and 1 Manchester club... Seems very much like a planned/manufactured thing and I can see why Swales wanted City in on it(if Spurs were part of it). I agree, you'd think West Midlands and the North East would have at least some representation but maybe that was too much sharing for their liking... It ended up being a big 3 anyway quite quickly when the PL finally rolled up. It annoys me the more I think about the sheer greed and entitlement and their attitudes as clubs now. Haha

Bingo mate , Spurs got in for no other reason apart from their postcode.

 

[flb]

Villa won the FA cup on the day I was born in 1957, beat the United scum . Never won it since.

And one league title in 110 years - yet you listen to that continental quilt Simon Jordan and he says they’re a bigger club than City , I mean what the actual fuck.