I think that's enough votes, peebs is the biggest dosser

Case closed 👨‍⚖️

https://x.com/Lawton_Times/status/1843279614845870303

Update... We are all dossers

comment by CrouchEndGooner (U13531)
posted 8 minutes ago
https://x.com/Lawton_Times/status/1843279614845870303

Update... We are all dossers
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114 charges then

Independent regulator to ban nation states? Or the Premier League is fecked. I suppose they will appeal.

Quite an illogical ruling because the judges ruled stopping companies investing is against competition law but as a consequence of the ruling allows them to create a monopoly?

comment by Gunnerthru (U6675)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by CrouchEndGooner (U13531)
posted 8 minutes ago
https://x.com/Lawton_Times/status/1843279614845870303

Update... We are all dossers
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114 charges then
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Different case. But they will try to argue if the rules are illegal why should they be charged for breaking them? Hopefully that won't hold water!

City going to get away with it all, I'm going to doss myself out a window

comment by CrouchEndGooner (U13531)
posted 26 seconds ago
City going to get away with it all, I'm going to doss myself out a window
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Hope no-one is walking underneath, they will get a salty shower of goo.

i thought these charges have nothing to do with the competition rules

The PL has released a statement
https://www.premierleague.com/news/4144828

Yeah they're separate but looks like the PL are getting lawyered

It's hard to win a legal battle against someone with a bottomless pit of money, especially if you're a bunch of amateurs who can't get lawful rules in place

Premier League has a bottomless pit of money as well.

DJ bawm is a bottomless pit for bawls

The Premier League welcomes the Tribunal’s findings, which endorsed the overall objectives, framework and decision-making of the APT system. The Tribunal upheld the need for the APT system as a whole and rejected the majority of Manchester City’s challenges. Moreover, the Tribunal found that the Rules are necessary in order for the League’s financial controls to be effective. 
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That's key for the 115 charges. Cause if the APT has been confirmed, the tribunal looking at the charges is not looking at the validity of the rules City broke (as in this case), it's just looking at whether they broke them.

comment by Jenius99 (U4918)
posted 6 minutes ago
Premier League has a bottomless pit of money as well.
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It doesn't and it can't just waste all it's money on a legal arms race with City

The PL is worth under 20billion and that's about the same net worth of Sheikh Mansoor. The UAE royal family has a net worth of 1trillion

comment by CrouchEndGooner (U13531)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Jenius99 (U4918)
posted 6 minutes ago
Premier League has a bottomless pit of money as well.
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It doesn't and it can't just waste all it's money on a legal arms race with City

The PL is worth under 20billion and that's about the same net worth of Sheikh Mansoor. The UAE royal family has a net worth of 1trillion
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Do you think they want to destroy the Premier League and so their own club?

In fact, if City are found guilty on the 115 charges, the Premier League could conceivably throw City out of the Premier League altogether. I am sure the Sauds will be happy with that.

https://x.com/themagic_tophat/status/1843296743632556215

If the PL are trying to throw them out then they probably are very happy to destroy the PL.

https://www.espn.co.uk/football/story/_/id/41661277/man-city-premier-league-claim-win-associated-party-case

Good article this. City don't look as good as their PR initially suggested. Its as I thought.

comment by D'Jeezus Mackaroni (U1137)
posted 2 minutes ago
If the PL are trying to throw them out then they probably are very happy to destroy the PL.
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Nah. They will walk the Championship and be back a year later. It would be a tiny setback imo. I doubt it will be as strong as what they did to Rangers in Scotland and they are back albeit taking a bit longer.

Hardly worth fighting over then.

Of course, they will fight. No one likes being labelled a cheat. Look at Juventus. But I am sure they are astute enough to recognise that this is temporary, and I doubt they want to destroy their own brand for the longer term and whatever City is worth now.

Arsenal are probably looking to convert their outstanding loans to equity at this very moment. The only clubs in trouble with that will be Everton or clubs with multiple ownerships in dispute. Everton are going to be taken over to wipe out those loans anyway and Utd/Liverpool/Arsenal etc. ownerships are not fighting.

On the face of it doesn't seem like great news but certainly seems like there's animosity building between the two parties so more chance the PL really try and come down hard on City with the 115 charges

Ally McCoist said that Saka wouldn’t get in the City team ahead of Savinho

what's been Savinho's stats this season for
Goals, Assists, Chances created etc?