zuricity wrote:The BBC have finally removed the Man City banner link to the whole thing from the main football web page. I guess someone has had a word with them.
Nope i am wrong, it is still on the Sports home page
Nick wrote:KinkyKinkladze wrote:Our appeal is supposedly going to be the sponsorship funds were backed up by UAE government money, not from mansour.
If that really is where we're going with this, we're fucked aren't we lads. Ah well, it's been a hell of a ride, up the fucking blues.
Omg
NO because thays fucking fine.
I swear even blues are starting to wind me up.
Real world: owner has funded us.
Process world: he did it in compliance with red cartel unlawful ffp rules (with governance grants being granted to 3 sponsors) THAT COMPLIES with ffp ffs. The PL numptoes allege the owner paid etihad etc direct from his own bank account AND didnt know about it himself. Hahahahahaha


Crossie wrote:The Mancini thing for me, so much doubt can be thrown at it in a proper court it’d be dropped.
He did what, 2 weeks work for a foreign team one summer? I’m sure I read he only turned up for 2 days of it. How did Manchester City fc directly benefit on the pitch from that? Impossible. MK we broke a rule but the effect was zero.
I stand by my earlier comments about how the PL just want anything to stick for a few weeks, knowing full well it’ll all fall apart but they win sit back and say “well we’re found them guilty, we’ll stand by it” despite us being cleared eventually. It’s all they can now do, try to cast a tiny bit of doubt on us forever.
The Etihad statement is absolutely amazingly powerful. It changes the whole narrative instantly. For them to say “you never spoke to us and have now attempted to directly destroy our reputation” is incredible. I want to dance around the room. Line the rest of them up, we’ve had dozens of sponsors through those years and I bet none of them had a chance to explain. It’s gigantic news.


Blue Jam wrote:On a flight to Spain sat near 4 dippers talking about kangaroo panel.
Pray for me.
Hazy2 wrote:Blue Jam wrote:On a flight to Spain sat near 4 dippers talking about kangaroo panel.
Pray for me.
Check your wrist for your watch !!!
salford city wrote:Hazy2 wrote:Blue Jam wrote:On a flight to Spain sat near 4 dippers talking about kangaroo panel.
Pray for me.
Check your wrist for your watch !!!
I went out in the garden earlier after hearing all the numbers of bullshit bingo from my scouse supporting neighbour and our mune window cleaner. I told them both to calm the fuck down. The scouse supporter asked what difference etihad could make as come tomorrow, our owners would have to go. None so blind eh
Hazy2 wrote:Blue Jam wrote:On a flight to Spain sat near 4 dippers talking about kangaroo panel.
Pray for me.
Check your wrist for your watch !!!
Blue Jam wrote:On a flight to Spain sat near 4 dippers talking about kangaroo panel.
Pray for me.
bigblue wrote:Crossie wrote:The Mancini thing for me, so much doubt can be thrown at it in a proper court it’d be dropped.
He did what, 2 weeks work for a foreign team one summer? I’m sure I read he only turned up for 2 days of it. How did Manchester City fc directly benefit on the pitch from that? Impossible. MK we broke a rule but the effect was zero.
I stand by my earlier comments about how the PL just want anything to stick for a few weeks, knowing full well it’ll all fall apart but they win sit back and say “well we’re found them guilty, we’ll stand by it” despite us being cleared eventually. It’s all they can now do, try to cast a tiny bit of doubt on us forever.
The Etihad statement is absolutely amazingly powerful. It changes the whole narrative instantly. For them to say “you never spoke to us and have now attempted to directly destroy our reputation” is incredible. I want to dance around the room. Line the rest of them up, we’ve had dozens of sponsors through those years and I bet none of them had a chance to explain. It’s gigantic news.
If anyone has ever seen what people pay high profile individuals for public speaking engagements, there is a solid argument that 4 appearances (I saw it was 4 days of work) for one the leading managers in the world at 500k each is in line with going market rates. Especially if they are full day engagements. It's an obscene amount, but politicians, celebrities, etc get huge sums for speaking for an hour at conference or event.
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