Manchester City

[Slinky Skills]

Haha so long suckers!

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[Mark79]

[ame]https://twitter.com/footballontnt/status/1839654087022846273[/ame]

[spud_gun]

Confirmed Rodri done for the season. Could be the last time he plays for City…

Isn't he contracted until 2027?

[Buzzo]

Isn't he contracted until 2027?

Not in League 2

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[Slinky Skills]

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

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[Mark79]

[ame]https://twitter.com/TimesSport/status/1843279670122598719[/ame]

[Cerbie]

https://twitter.com/TimesSport/statu...79670122598719

They might as well throw the towel in on the 115 charges too - the games completely ****ed.

[Exiled_red]

They might as well throw the towel in on the 115 charges too - the games completely ****ed.

Certainly doesn't bode well.

[labourRed]

They might as well throw the towel in on the 115 charges too - the games completely ****ed.

They'll claim a moral victory as well. Game was finished a long time ago to be fair and not the only sport either.

[Cerbie]

They'll claim a moral victory as well. Game was finished a long time ago to be fair and not the only sport either.

The only way out for the PL is to say they broke the 'PL club' rules they had voluntarily agreed to and throw them out for good.

I can't see that happening though.

[Yozza]

Off the BBC....


The verdict has been announced in Manchester City's legal case against the Premier League over its associated party transaction (APT) rules.

City had some complaints upheld, with two aspects of the APT rules deemed unlawful by a tribunal.

But the Premier League says the tribunal rejected the majority of Manchester City's challenges and "endorsed the overall objectives, framework and decision-making of the APT system".

APTs are aimed at the value of sponsorship deals with companies linked to clubs' owners.

This case is not directly related to the Premier League disciplinary commission which will hear 115 charges against City for allegedly breaching its financial regulations, some of which date back to 2009.

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PR spin from City as expected. Both sides declare victory.

[Cerbie]

PR spin from City as expected. Both sides declare victory.

https://t.co/6lL0AZX3gZ - this was from Bluemoon.

[Buzzo]

Whilst this may be true, (the ruling on the legitimacy of sponsorship deals), it’s not exactly at the heart of the cases against them from what I remember. They still have plenty to answer to in terms of transparency and accuracy in accounting which is not affected by the ruling on sponsorship legitimacy.