cheekybids
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Im really interested what was said after that….
You’d imagine he asked why, what did City say?
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Im really interested what was said after that….
You’d imagine he asked why, what did City say?
jaiguruKun
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Manchester City's 115 charges: Why is the legal battle still ongoing?
BBC Sport's Ask Me Anything team explains why the legal case between Man City and the Premier League is ongoing.
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blue b4 the moon
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It's that Friday feeling again but, I really even with us or the prem having no control over the release date think that it'd be out this weekend of all weekends.
Reading that article. If city lose it would be a disaster for the PL as clubs would want compo for lost trophy’s / league places.Manchester City's 115 charges: Why is the legal battle still ongoing?
BBC Sport's Ask Me Anything team explains why the legal case between Man City and the Premier League is ongoing.
City win and city will want damages so could drag on in court. Unless an undisclosed settlement is reached to compensate city. Would need the backing of all members. Future court costs v compo for city
eastlandsblue
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From BBC shitsite
The lengths City went to in their defence appear to have prolonged matters.
"The legal teams involved... I'm pretty sure the Premier League has never come up against anything like this," said Yasin Patel - barrister at Church Court Chambers.
"The team of lawyers Manchester City have assembled... call it a super team if you want.
"There's a lot riding on it for the Premier League as well as Manchester City."
There have been suggestions by the Times and football finance expert Kieran Maguire the number of charges is as high as 130.
"I think the Premier League will have been taken aback, as well as the arbitration panel really, how Manchester City have come with their defence," added Patel.
"They've been defending from right up front, attacking the Premier League in terms of their defence and making sure they've been aggressive in terms of what they've said the Premier League is wrong on."
A question that a journo should ask dick masters is, would you still put all those charges against a club knowing what you know now?
Something Simon Jordan said the other day, which stuck in my mind. Don’t always agree with Jordon but can’t deny he is an intelligent bloke.
He said if masters was serious about the charges. He should have picked out just the few serious ones. ‘Coming up with 115 was for effect’
I think that’s exactly what it was and clearly has other clubs pushing him into it. He is probably tell those clubs now, ‘here is the legal bill. You told me to do it’.
Almost in the next sentence, Jordan said he wasn’t happy about masters getting a huge bonus sanctioned by Gill.
Something Simon Jordan said the other day, which stuck in my mind. Don’t always agree with Jordon but can’t deny he is an intelligent bloke.
He said if masters was serious about the charges. He should have picked out just the few serious ones. ‘Coming up with 115 was for effect’
I think that’s exactly what it was and clearly has other clubs pushing him into it. He is probably tell those clubs now, ‘here is the legal bill. You told me to do it’.
Almost in the next sentence, Jordan said he wasn’t happy about masters getting a huge bonus sanctioned by Gill.
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It would also help if City had somebody who could respond to the BBC, even if it was just somebody to challenge what the journalist means by "appear to have prolonged matters" when in reality he's just made it up
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Imagine if it was today though? Excellent timing I reckon, especially if it’s gone well for us :-)
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And that's why we lose every media/PR battle.
Yes, that’s quite different to what I said, where I was merely saying he didn’t sit on the fence. Opinion is different from factual claim. He does not, as was the claim, ‘know the truth but cannot say it.’
How would anyone know city's defence when we don't know what evidence the prem league has to begin with.
@slbsn has said from the outset that the prem league would have to prove that city, auditing companies, royal families, governments, other independent companies were all involved in a conspiracy, he states that based on what UEFA had for similar charges, he can't see how the prem league could prove that, or at least find it very difficult, but he also stated that prem league had more access to potential evidence and insisted that no one knows what they could potentially have.
I think anyone stating no one expected city's defence is just surmising because to make that claim you would have to have been in the court, trial, arbitration room and know detail of the charges on the prem league side.
Long winded way to say bollocks.
antspider
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Hindsight is a wonderful thing.. That “intelligent “ pillock jordan wasn’t saying anything like this when the charges were first put to us!
Centurions
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Are you suggesting that you know who did it? They do have history for it, to be fair.
Coleen Rooney revives Wagatha Christie investigator skills
Coleen Rooney has turned her famous sleuthing skills to football's biggest off-pitch controversy, starring in a new Paddy Power sketch that sees her investigating Manchester City's FFP case.www.dailymail.co.uk
Paddy Power and Betfair users warned of 'email danger' after hack
Hackers have accessed personal information of potentially 800,000 customers of Flutter Entertainment.www.bbc.co.uk
Massive data hack of customer info? Start of the new season? Best dip into the advertising budget and buy some good PR.
Yup. Stefan has persuaded him over time.
cheekybids
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If only there was a proper media….
BBC “what do you mean Kieron, what did City do at the ATP hearing?”
KM “Well City argued & proved that the Premier League had unlawful rules, & had treated City unfairly & unreasonably.”
BBC “but didn’t City say they’d do that at the time of voting in unlawful rules?”
KM “errr yes.”
BBC “yet the premier league were taken aback by it.”
eastlandsblue
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I’ve been saying the same since day one “ if you have that magic bullet, why surround it with dummies “ They want to sensationalise the whole case and for every man and his dog to say “ they must be guilty “ It was all organised by the cartel, to steer future sponsors away from the club.
Now it’s going into millions for each club, they’re all crying it’s taking to long. And if they think we’re guilty “ why worry about the cost “
Centurions
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I'm not sure that's true, Jordan has a long history of doing a 180 after he's milked his present stance of all clicks and interactions. He's a clickbait whore, pure and simple to my mind.
Bluechipblue
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Maybe, if City win, we may compromise on compensation, as long as this sorry mess never raises it's head again and a line is drawn under it for good. After all, we still have to work alongside these parasites going forward. Like it, or not.
eastlandsblue
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Exactly. Because like everyone else he saw 115 and automatically assumed we were guilty. I give him credit for taking a step backwards and read all the charges. He also said we were wrong to challenge APT because we are members of the PL. Then when the case gets heard and he sees the outcome, he agreed with City. That APT was set up to protect the elite
Simon might be a c*** on some occasions, but he’s not a stubborn one