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Harry Dowd scored wrote:

City64 wrote:Today is a luvly day it is the beginning of the end for Senor fat bastard Tebas .

I know you follow this stuff more than me, so the question is, on a scale of 10, what are the chances of the fat slugs demise, 10 being highly likely?

I posted this earlier on another thread - bears a repeat on here

They just told Senor Tebas
https://www.thestandard.com.hk/breaking ... -state-aid[/quote]
https://curia.europa.eu/jcms/upload/doc ... 0032en.pdf

Harry Dowd scored wrote:

City64 wrote:Today is a luvly day it is the beginning of the end for Senor fat bastard Tebas .

I know you follow this stuff more than me, so the question is, on a scale of 10, what are the chances of the fat slugs demise, 10 being highly likely?

I’m not too sure . The situation is very much like John68 has articulated on the other thread , Spain and UEFA are so corrupt people in very high places will be protecting him . One thing is for sure though Tebas is losing a lot of battles lately so his “grip” on “things” is loosening . La Liga is surely fucked beyond comprehension after today’s ruling and in any normal circumstances in any other country the President of said League would have to resign . But this is Spain a country where corruption rules !

john@staustell wrote:So, you couldn't make it up. The Mirror tells us that he had hardly shut his mouth when Barca, Real, Osasuna and Athletic de Bilbao were today found guilty of receiving state aid and ordered to pay it back.

From what I can see, it's a relatively paltry sum, though: something in the region of €4-5 million. I bet Barca's challenging of the ruling and subsequent appeals process cost more than that.

Borussia broke, Haaland going for a song anyone ?

City64 wrote:La Liga is surely fucked beyond comprehension after today’s ruling and in any normal circumstances in any other country the President of said League would have to resign .

Today's ruling has absolutely nothing to do with La Liga, though - it's all to do with a direct relationship between the clubs and the Spanish tax authorities, which classed four clubs in a different tax bracket in 1990, meaning they paid 25% tax on profits, while others paid 30%.

zuricity wrote:Borussia broke, Haaland going for a song anyone ?

Bayern boss has just warned premier league suitors that they have the cash to buy Haaland.

Question is, would BVB sell to their rivals? I doubt it....

CTID Hants wrote:

zuricity wrote:Borussia broke, Haaland going for a song anyone ?

Bayern boss has just warned premier league suitors that they have the cash to buy Haaland.

Question is, would BVB sell to their rivals? I doubt it....

Yeah, to replace Sane (who by the way is become a PITA at Bayern).

They already announced MID season who they are buying from Leipzig.

Bayern , no chance.

BlueinBosnia wrote:

City64 wrote:La Liga is surely fucked beyond comprehension after today’s ruling and in any normal circumstances in any other country the President of said League would have to resign .

Today's ruling has absolutely nothing to do with La Liga, though - it's all to do with a direct relationship between the clubs and the Spanish tax authorities, which classed four clubs in a different tax bracket in 1990, meaning they paid 25% tax on profits, while others paid 30%.

It has everything to do with La Liga . state funding is illegal and Tebas basically threatened the European Justice Court the other day with his “mafia” bullshit .

BlueinBosnia wrote:

City64 wrote:La Liga is surely fucked beyond comprehension after today’s ruling and in any normal circumstances in any other country the President of said League would have to resign .

Today's ruling has absolutely nothing to do with La Liga, though - it's all to do with a direct relationship between the clubs and the Spanish tax authorities, which classed four clubs in a different tax bracket in 1990, meaning they paid 25% tax on profits, while others paid 30%.

City64 wrote:It has everything to do with La Liga .

No it doesn't - for reasons I clearly stated

City64 wrote:state funding is illegal

This part's true

City64 wrote:and Tebas basically threatened the European Justice Court the other day with his “mafia” bullshit .

No he didn't. That was the CAS.

BlueinBosnia wrote:

BlueinBosnia wrote:

City64 wrote:La Liga is surely fucked beyond comprehension after today’s ruling and in any normal circumstances in any other country the President of said League would have to resign .

Today's ruling has absolutely nothing to do with La Liga, though - it's all to do with a direct relationship between the clubs and the Spanish tax authorities, which classed four clubs in a different tax bracket in 1990, meaning they paid 25% tax on profits, while others paid 30%.

City64 wrote:It has everything to do with La Liga .

No it doesn't - for reasons I clearly stated

City64 wrote:state funding is illegal

This part's true

City64 wrote:and Tebas basically threatened the European Justice Court the other day with his “mafia” bullshit .

No he didn't. That was the CAS.

Ok if you say so .

City64 wrote:

BlueinBosnia wrote:

BlueinBosnia wrote:

City64 wrote:La Liga is surely fucked beyond comprehension after today’s ruling and in any normal circumstances in any other country the President of said League would have to resign .

Today's ruling has absolutely nothing to do with La Liga, though - it's all to do with a direct relationship between the clubs and the Spanish tax authorities, which classed four clubs in a different tax bracket in 1990, meaning they paid 25% tax on profits, while others paid 30%.

City64 wrote:It has everything to do with La Liga .

No it doesn't - for reasons I clearly stated

City64 wrote:state funding is illegal

This part's true

City64 wrote:and Tebas basically threatened the European Justice Court the other day with his “mafia” bullshit .

No he didn't. That was the CAS.

Ok if you say so .

By the way those teams play in La Liga

CTID Hants wrote:

zuricity wrote:Borussia broke, Haaland going for a song anyone ?

Bayern boss has just warned premier league suitors that they have the cash to buy Haaland.

Question is, would BVB sell to their rivals? I doubt it....

In my media days I've heard a legend. Take it as you like:

Remember BVB were broke at the start of the new millenium? Bayern bailed them out, paying their debt. There was a rumor they did that instead signing a clause that will let them buy their best players, for the next 20-30 years, with prices under the market. Basically Bayern have the first option on everyone.

Sounds odd, I know, but when you look how they took Lewandowski, Hummels or Goetze. Reus was there too, almost a done deal, but got injured, makes you think the fuckers might have something there.

Been appointed to EUFA executive this does not augur well for us

Harry Dowd scored wrote:Been appointed to EUFA executive this does not augur well for us

If this doesn’t smack of looking after the corrupt bastards nothing does

Won’t he be dead soon?

Edit: Unfortunately only 58, just looks 101.

Harry Dowd scored wrote:Been appointed to EUFA executive this does not augur well for us

I'm not sure, he won't be able to talk freely for legal Implications now he works for them, it doesn't change the fact he hates us and he's a corrupt bastard.

Our legal team will be rubbing their hands watching intently waiting for slip ups, he can't help himself spouting same bollocks

We took the whole cartel down, one more fat bald sweaty Spanish midget won't make a difference

There can be no doubt that City are more than fully aware of the scale of the opposition against us.

A multi global cartel of very rich football businesses intent of controlling football in order to maximise their profits.
To that end, having failed miserably to shut City out by a possibly illegal FFP set of rules, Having found City guilty of breaking those rules, onlyto be foiled by an uncorrupted sports' court. Having seen, that despite creating the rules to benefit themselves, those same rules are now doing to them what they were designed to do with City. Despite all that and more, they have failed to stop City rising.

I posted around 2013 that there had been ongoing discussions regarding forming a European Super League. A league where by the last published design would be a league of cartel clubs, by invitation only, where relegation was eradicated, except for none cartel invited clubs.

Mr Teabag is probably used to being able to bully his opponents to get his own way and must be really pissed off that he has come up against an imoveable object that not only has the resources to take him on but beat him.

under pressure in his own country, he has had to resort to meaningless bluff and bluster....like a huge farting, burst airship,

Harry Dowd scored wrote:Been appointed to EUFA executive this does not augur well for us

Haha talk abour hiding in plain sight. Be interesting to see what they do next they arw currently hampered by the pandemic but rest assured they will all be at it. They will have to lift the spending penalties else their G14 clubs wont be able to compete once the world opens back up. Maybe we get Haaland after all

Exactly, how this can be? He is investigated ffs.

Not a bad move. He will do something incriminating soon enough and UEFA will hang him out to dry. Maybe that is part of the plan