My simple answer to all these hater would be and indeed is ….Go fk yourselves Cheers
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PL charge City for alleged breaches of financial rules
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Bodicoteblue
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And stop hiding your accounts in the Cayman Islands!All I can say in the matter is this, if a club can afford to buy whoever they want and pay them whatever they want and not go into debt then so be it. But if a club can buy players for big fees, pay them big wages and yet have debts of nearly £1billion and no sanctions are taken then the whole FFP, PSR, APT is then shown up for what it is, a device to protect the red cartel from losing their self entitled position within the Premier League and to be used to curtail or even kill any threat to their position.
The simple answer to all these haters sticking the boot into City is this: Don't get bitter, get your own houses in order and find better investors to fund your club and clear your debts.
mancity2012_eamo
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Have to ask.All football clubs cook the books to a certain extent & always have done, a four year deep dive CSI investigation into any club on the planet would flag up a multitude of questionable issues
Have you any evidence of this?
mancity2012_eamo
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That’s quite the aspersion to be casting without evidence.Every single business known to man cooks their books in one way or another, just don't get greedy and don't get caught.
Do you include @Ric in that?
Careful now.
abu13
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I dont doubt it for one second, trouble is there will only ever be one club subject to this scrutinyAll football clubs cook the books to a certain extent & always have done, a four year deep dive CSI investigation into any club on the planet would flag up a multitude of questionable issues
eyalluvitt
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Just years of experience as Wilmslow Albion treasurer and owning an apartment in Turks and CaicosHave to ask.
Have you any evidence of this?
mancity2012_eamo
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Carry on.Just years of experience as Wilmslow Albion treasurer and owning an apartment in Turks and Caicos
Nothing to see here.
You poor bastard. Was this in Craig Brookes time or Ernie’s time as manager there?Just years of experience as Wilmslow Albion treasurer and owning an apartment in Turks and Caicos
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Commonly known as SAP.Its called creative accounting my friend. its the business equivalent of telling the missus the new car cost half as much as it actually did
Spouse Adjusted Prices.
It just has to be done to keep the peace.
I know it has already been said, probably many times but the fact that the rules protect the cartel who are massively in debt angers me so much.
A law should be part of FFP that clubs cannot buy until ALL their debts are cleared irrespective of how big or small that club is.
Surely FFP is to ensure a business can sustain itself without the need for the FA/PREM or Government to bail them out. I'm pretty sure that if one of the Red Tops were to go into administration then all the regulators will be running around trying everything they can, to get them help and bail them out.
This is yet to be proven but we have already seen smaller clubs gone under without any assistance at all.
A law should be part of FFP that clubs cannot buy until ALL their debts are cleared irrespective of how big or small that club is.
Surely FFP is to ensure a business can sustain itself without the need for the FA/PREM or Government to bail them out. I'm pretty sure that if one of the Red Tops were to go into administration then all the regulators will be running around trying everything they can, to get them help and bail them out.
This is yet to be proven but we have already seen smaller clubs gone under without any assistance at all.
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The short answer would be No. The long answer however, might be a horse of a different colour.Have to ask.
Have you any evidence of this?
BamberBridgeBlue
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This always makes me laugh. Imagine a world where the average Joe has a stash of evidence to back up every opinion he holds. I recall standing in some very full stadiums in my time and the crowd declared is about 70% of capacity. I assume like most opinions, it’s based on different experiences over time that leads to a formed opinion. He didn’t realise that you needed him to be a Private Investigator to justify the opinion.Have to ask.
Have you any evidence of this?
Opinions are the stocking trade of a forum.
Kinkys Left Foot
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The whole of the internet is a seething cess pit of opinion based bullshit (on the whole). It gives a voice to every psycho bellend with an opinion on anything.
Both Milan clubs went bust and were bailed out by equity funds. They then complained that the rules prevented them from spending enough to stay competitive. Lo and behold we got the UEFA new owners rule which allowed them to spend what they liked. A.C. went bust again.I know it has already been said, probably many times but the fact that the rules protect the cartel who are massively in debt angers me so much.
A law should be part of FFP that clubs cannot buy until ALL their debts are cleared irrespective of how big or small that club is.
Surely FFP is to ensure a business can sustain itself without the need for the FA/PREM or Government to bail them out. I'm pretty sure that if one of the Red Tops were to go into administration then all the regulators will be running around trying everything they can, to get them help and bail them out.
This is yet to be proven but we have already seen smaller clubs gone under without any assistance at all.
Maine Road was rammed for Bert’s testimonial. I was there and estimated 60,000 plus. City declared 45,000. Years later they fessed up and paid Bert some extra.This always makes me laugh. Imagine a world where the average Joe has a stash of evidence to back up every opinion he holds. I recall standing in some very full stadiums in my time and the crowd declared is about 70% of capacity. I assume like most opinions, it’s based on different experiences over time that leads to a formed opinion. He didn’t realise that you needed him to be a Private Investigator to justify the opinion.
Opinions are the stocking trade of a forum.
mancity2012_eamo
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The suspense is killing me.This always makes me laugh. Imagine a world where the average Joe has a stash of evidence to back up every opinion he holds. I recall standing in some very full stadiums in my time and the crowd declared is about 70% of capacity. I assume like most opinions, it’s based on different experiences over time that leads to a formed opinion. He didn’t realise that you needed him to be a Private Investigator to justify the opinion.
Opinions are the stocking trade of a forum.
mancity2012_eamo
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There’s no news without it though, these days.The whole of the internet is a seething cess pit of opinion based bullshit (on the whole). It gives a voice to every psycho bellend with an opinion on anything.
In your opinion.This always makes me laugh. Imagine a world where the average Joe has a stash of evidence to back up every opinion he holds. I recall standing in some very full stadiums in my time and the crowd declared is about 70% of capacity. I assume like most opinions, it’s based on different experiences over time that leads to a formed opinion. He didn’t realise that you needed him to be a Private Investigator to justify the opinion.
Opinions are the stocking trade of a forum.
heslops barnet
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Swales tales…..Maine Road was rammed for Bert’s testimonial. I was there and estimated 60,000 plus. City declared 45,000. Years later they fessed up and paid Bert some extra.