Elbow beards
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PL charge City for alleged breaches of financial rules
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Citizen of Legoland
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Sorry to interrupt...
Took me a while to understand that but I think that is saying that Abu Dhabi wouldn't be looking to publicly list Etihad Airways if there was anything dodgy with their accounts? I just assumed they were already listed on a stock exchange somewhere.
Etihad Airways are not currently a public company.What does that mean?
They are apparently considering becoming a public company - which would mean their accounts etc being accessible.
I think Stefan's point is that they wouldn't be going down the road of their books being more visible and accounts publicly filed if they had dodgy practices to hide.
manimanc
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Sorry to interrupt...
God bless the Internet.
Reading social media is like taking acid without taking acid.
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Huge news, if true.
Mmmmm no don't say
inchy14
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There were no ‘rules’ to break in those days so nobody had a word to say, only after we were taken over did this shit start, so fucking transparent.It's even more amazing they never spouted this nonsense in the 90's when Fergie was buying the league season after season, Rooney , Ferdinand, etc.
Someone from the club must be following this thread.The religion stuff is a subtle attempt to lure Harris back into church (he reads this thread round the clock).
The 5 trophies are coming to Croke Park, same day as the match versus the dippers.
Donegal and Belfast too.
Croke Park of all places.Funny just stopped reading this thread when it went way off topic when i get an email from City about trophy tour of Ireland, so not all of us must hate City!!
Having said that, Etihad are sponsors and the big walk above Croke Park was known as the Etihad skyway.
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Too simpleMy idea of a fairer way of ffp would be that the balance sheet at the end of year had to show at least a level return or profit. So if a club with a £50m turnover spent £200m the owner would therefore then have to give the club a cash injection of £150m to keep it level for the year. No debt allowed and only if a club goes into debt and/or the owners are unable to to cover the loses then the club would recieve sanctions with fines and points deductions that are already set.