The Super League | FA + PL: New Charter & Fines | UEFA: Settlement

[Jesus H Gabz]

UEFA may have agreed to increase prize money & it’s a case of ‘As you where’ it wouldn’t need to be a large percentage, let’s say 1-2% in 5 years you’d have the penalty back and some, a lot easier to sweep under the carpet when nobody is looking, Barca RM & Juve are heading for a 1-2 year suspension or very large fine

 

[OB1]

Theyve all agreed to the punishment.

They haven't, because I was referring to the Sam Wallace story about the FA.

 

[Colin Bells Boots]

If we get fined more, it implies that we'll also be paid more too.
I'd be happy to pay the fine and get it over with

I'd still tell them to get fucked and only agree if we pay less than rags, dippers and arse

 

[Colin Bells Boots]

I'd still tell them to get fucked and only agree if we pay less than rags, dippers and arse

Hit the yank owned cunts hardest.

 

[OB1]

the clubs have accepted it. Fait accompli - City penalised more than other clubs yet again

As noted, wasn't referring to UEFA but still a bit of a sick joke punishing teams.

Anyway, the UEFA fines look like a deal has been done and presume our owner can choose to pay the fine.

The withheld income penalty doesn't kick in until 2023-4 so it remains to be seen what that will cost us.

 

[Prestwich_Blue]

Have they said which year the 5% will be based on? Once again we’re shafted despite being the last to join & first to pull out.

it should have been a fixed sum for all - not a percentage. It even a percentage of club turnover

It's less than a third of what we'd get just for winning the CL. Probably half what we get for losing it. And that's just one game, with out adding in the rest of the prize money we'll get. We could be looking at pulling in £100m for winning the CL.

 

[CC1]

As noted, wasn't referring to UEFA but still a bit of a sick joke punishing teams.

Anyway, the UEFA fines look like a deal has been done and presume our owner can choose to pay the fine.

The withheld income penalty doesn't kick in until 2023-4 so it remains to be seen what that will cost us.

I didn’t know that. Just glad it’s not based on this year when the clubs that instigated the ESL aren’t even in the CL

Have you a link to this info?

 

[CC1]

It's less than a third of what we'd get just for winning the CL. Probably half what we get for losing it. And that's just one game, with out adding in the rest of the prize money we'll get. We could be looking at pulling in not far short of £100m for winning the CL.

so we’ll have to pay £5m? Rags would only have to pay around £1.5m?

Seems unfair to me but not surprised

 

[vicblueman]

What a load of Bollocks.
The big six are about to get a substantial fine from PL , to be announced soon ,besides the uefa punishment .
Can someone tell me why Gill hasn't been asked to step down from prem & uefa roles ,talk about double standards !

 

[MillionMilesAway]

As noted, wasn't referring to UEFA but still a bit of a sick joke punishing teams.

Anyway, the UEFA fines look like a deal has been done and presume our owner can choose to pay the fine.

The withheld income penalty doesn't kick in until 2023-4 so it remains to be seen what that will cost us.

Given that a Glazer has said he will cover the fine and the 5% (as far as I can tell), it'll be fairly irrelevant - I expect City will get an owner input to cover it too.