Bentheblue
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I wonder whether any Premier League clubs have had the balls to congratulate City on the CAS result.
I wonder whether any Premier League clubs have had the balls to congratulate City on the CAS result.
Here’s the interview:I’ve seen some posts about Sean Dyche being pissed off with Burnley’s owners over this. What’s he said?
Would suggest "are crying"Sheikh Mansour went to CAS with his team of lawyers,
Proved that we were innocent,
The hateful eight were crying.
Not only that, look at the setup at Bayern. Their board is mostly made up of owners/CEOs of companies, that also just happen to be sponsors of the club. In addition, the club is 25% owned by three companies. Those companies? Audi, Adidas and Allianz. The stuff we were accused of, is basically what Bayern do in plain sight.
Only the views of the cabal clubs and their friends in the media will be drowning out the facts at this moment. Even yesterday's pressers were designed to get opposing reactions, not a mention of the football, it sells papers. Your never going to get anyone from Liverpool or United to believe our sponsorship was legit, I give up on that one years ago. They think they have the divine right to spend whenever they want on whoever they want while everyone else waits for the crumbs to fall off the table. Comfort yourselves with this lads, were not going back to join the Burnley's of this world just yet.
It is not the executive board but the supervisory board that is set up mostly with various companies. It is not a one-tier but a two-tier board of directors. The executive board - that is the one that counts - is formed by Rummenigge, Jung, Dreesen, Kahn, Salihamidzic and Wacker.
Each of the 3 companies you named that are totally independent from each other has a 7 % share. Even together they do not have enough influence to veto anything!
No - it is not like at City. The club - and the fans that own 75 % of it - do everything to keep the power in their own hands! The possibility to sell shares is limited to 30 %! That opened the club the possibility to get money for stones, e.g. to pay off the Arena a lot earlier than planned and to build the Campus.