PL charge City for alleged breaches of financial rules

Maly said:
I find this quote from Masters interesting, although I may be grasping a straw or 2 thinking that an announcement is imminent

"You can ask, but our rules are very clear," Masters explained. "It’s a confidential process so I really can’t give any information out on timing or anything like that.“

He’s no longer saying he doesn’t know, but that it’s confidential……

Probably reading waaaayyyy to much into it
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Yep…..you’re reading waaaayyyy to much into it…..
But that’s ok EVERY **** is,its called clutching at straws.
 
TheGhost said:
Kieran McGuire said that 3 senior figures at none big 6 clubs have expressed unhappiness about having to pay legal fees for the 115 case when they couldn’t care less about the outcome and that they consider it be a fracas between the big clubs that has nothing to do them and the other 14 clubs.
The more those fees go up - at the last count it was circa £2m per club - the more upset the ‘14’ will get. These legal bills will count against PSR for all clubs as well.
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Except the scum who will claim the £2m as £20m against psr that no-one else will be allowed.
 
Blue Hefner said:
He’s a strange man
The reality is that the non cooperation rule is likely so broad that it catches anything from a missed m deadline to a dispute as to wether the PL are entitled the requested material
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If I ruled the world there would be a non-non cooperation rule when it came to the PL.
 
cheekybids said:
This whole charade started with “I’ve just got a teeling” that City are cooking the books. Now there’s nothing up with conveying feelings when there is no news.

My feeling is Masters pivot to global PR in the face of domestic scrutiny, signals reputation management—not just leadership. Masters is laying groundwork for a graceful exit, fans and stakeholders should be asking harder questions about accountability at the top of the game.

For years PL clubs have been going on tour & never has the CEO attended, never mind given interviews.
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The worst thing of all is the total lack of challenge from the clubs to how badly their CEO has performed. Masters has wasted tens of millions of pounds of his members' money on fruitless legal actions, introduced rules which make it harder for clubs to attract external investment, presided over an organisation which leaks confidential information about its clubs (not just City. also Forest, Everton for starters). There has also been no scrutiny from the media into Masters' tenure even though he was appointed with no appropriate experience to be a CEO of anything. A person who presides over a multi billion pound empire with no significant experience of financial leadership, a person with no legal experience who has made numerous legal blunders, even ignoring his own legal advice. Yet still no one is asking questions.
 
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