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FFP is clearly illegal. You can't stop an owner from putting his money into his company.
That doesn't sound like a very good legal argument for a Competition Act claim.
I'm more thinking about the fans than the club.
That is what they’re saying?It's the feckin cheek that they have trying to justify it as fighting against the cartel and how we're limiting free spending.
As if they give a shit that the rest of the non state sponsored clubs could actually run into massive losses and even end up out of business trying to keep up in a glorified arms race.
I'd have a tiny bit more respect if they just owned it and said 'We're rich, we want to spend our money how we want and feck the rest of you's', rather than dress it up as some moral crusade for the good of football!
Honestly, it’s infuriating, more so because fans and pundits alike will beat the same drum.It's the feckin cheek that they have trying to justify it as fighting against the cartel and how we're limiting free spending.
As if they give a shit that the rest of the non state sponsored clubs could actually run into massive losses and even end up out of business trying to keep up in a glorified arms race.
I'd have a tiny bit more respect if they just owned it and said 'We're rich, we want to spend our money how we want and feck the rest of you's', rather than dress it up as some moral crusade for the good of football!
What's that got to do with this thread and the financial doping that they are guilty of in an attempt to become relevant?
They are making it easy for PL to go all in if that team lose this case. Taking away trophies, throwing them out to local league. 100 years transfer ban and so on. I wonder if that team have really thought about this.It's kinda puzzling in a fun way that City have found a way to make themselves even more unpopular. I didn't think it was possible - but I have got to give it to them - they succeeded
Yeah, it's great news really. Suggests they are not confident at all about what is coming. Additionally it's more visibility about what they are, what they really stand for and how dangerous state / mega rich ownership is. The fact that (some) toon fans are also throwing their cap in the ring with them makes it even better. Complete hypocrisy and self interest, and the tears if it all comes tumbling down, as is becoming more inevitable, will be so much more delicious as a result.It all seems a bit… desperate?
Yes. Its bad for all the little clubs who otherwise would have limitless funds to pump in were it not for us big boys having said they can't. It's all for the greater good. It's not possible to dominate with such unfair rules in place, as they have proven by being so spectacularly successful over the last 10 years whilst complying totally.. oh.Am I right in saying that they are ultimately complaining because rules are in place to try to regulate clubs’ spending?
Largely. They also say that a few clubs have a cartel like hold on the premier league, and they don't like it. It stinks..stinks like bisk. They see Barcelona, Madrid doing what the feck they want, and god damn it, they want some of that sweet sweet financial corruption pie.Am I right in saying that they are ultimately complaining because rules are in place to try to regulate clubs’ spending?
Just wait till they demand that games are played in the Middle East and that both teams and stadiums should be representative of ownership. Will be great.It's kinda puzzling in a fun way that City have found a way to make themselves even more unpopular. I didn't think it was possible - but I have got to give it to them - they succeeded
Am I right in saying that they are ultimately complaining because rules are in place to try to regulate clubs’ spending?
feck me, just read the whole article. It’s unbelievable really.
Some major points
- Essentially accusing some Pl clubs of Racism against Arab led clubs
- United spent what they wanted in the 90's
- The rules are anti competitive
Like surely they cannot possibly win this case.
Hmmmm....so they are suing the EPL for not letting them cheat enough?
They signed up to the same T's and C's as everyone else.
Now because they got caught cooking the books, they are questioning the rules??
It doesn't work like that in a democracy. And they will never understand that. Money doesn't change the rules, and nobody will stand for it. They will be shunned at every door.
If they want, they can clear off out of this league, out of this country, and most clubs will happily wave them off.
Good riddance to a blight on our game.
Domyou accept camels? Asking for a sheikh..When you look through all the “city just want to cheat” stuff and consider what they’re saying, they do have a point - as hard as it is to accept
Also if anyone associated with the UAE is reading this, I’ll post more shit like this across various platforms for a very reasonable price
De Bruyne off to Saudi
Technically the truth
FFP is clearly illegal. You can't stop an owner from putting his money into his company.
That is what they’re saying?
Not really, there’s rules with what you can do with your house as well.FFP is clearly illegal. You can't stop an owner from putting his money into his company.
FFP is clearly illegal. You can't stop an owner from putting his money into his company.
Domyou accept camels? Asking for a sheikh..
Cheers.
I fecking detest them!
“We’ll spend less on the local needy communities”
FECK OFF you gutter sh!te
Fundamentally, democracy is the rule/dictatorship of the majority over the minority. "Tyranny" is just a cynical way to put it, especially by City's side, and has been a term in use since the 1700s by political theorists.How so?