PL charge City for alleged breaches of financial rules

[cheekybids]

Before the bodies were cold Roan suggested the the young woman who died on the helicopter was more of the owners bit on the side rather than a PA/employee. True or not there was no need.

He wouldn’t have made the same assumption if they were American but he probably doesn’t realise it.

 

[Eccles Blue]

Pep, our wonderful manager, has just told them: Innocent until proven guilty.

Something the British press seems to have forgotten about. As far as they are concerned we are guilty. Well just wait you lot. Just wait!!! ;-)

 

[tolmie's hairdoo]

I believe they will already have all the moves in place, staying in a league with us and the Geordies isn't something that they would contemplate, I genuinely believe that we will be found not guilty and we will have to duck because those toys are going to come flying out of the pram.

The also rans in the league will follow suit because the chairmen of those clubs are only interested in the money coming in.

They each don't have the £250m fine they would have to pay to leave.

And even if they did try, it would only evidence to the rest of the country they had been the puppeteers of this entire City farce.

 

[GortonBlue62]

Was that their actual age or mental age?

Their IQ

 

[dadnlad]

implied they are all lawyers not journalists went over Stones head

 

[Resurrection Joe...]

Pep, our wonderful manager, has just told them: Innocent until proven guilty.

Something the British press seems to have forgotten about. As far as they are concerned we are guilty. Well just wait you lot. Just wait!!! ;-)

 

[john blue]

Yeah haven't got it got the usually options

Cant believe how bad sky sports has become,most of the new presentors are absolute shite, going down the nick every week.

 

[halfcenturyup]

Wasn't the argument that in some of the earlier allegations the earlier PL rule book didn't make out the bad faith element and that following the Leicester decision that the rules (E3) had to be interpreted as stated and as such we complied with the E3 requirement as worded?

The "good faith" rule has always been there. And remember the allegations were referred February last year well before the recent Leicester verdict.

Not sure the "literal reading of the rules argument" applies to this case, but it may I suppose. Who knows? Not me, that's for sure :)

 

[Keeper!]

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I'd love Pep to lay into the **** verbally obviously, but he won't sadly

Let's wait for the verdict, and I think we will see it.

 

[Eccles Blue]

You know this press conference today...... well weren't they supposed to be talking about a football match tomorrow? You know, the one v Brentford?
I've not seen any mention of football as yet on this BBC website!!!