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The PL are arguing that the ODT got paused and they couldn't even get to the point where they had to make a decision, as they didn't agree with the Saudis' statement that their government will NOT be a shadow director. Arbitration is going to answer that question. The CAT case, if it goes ahead, will determine if the PL deliberately tried to cook up a situation, in conjunction with other parties, where the aim was to block the buyers from ever getting the takeover through.
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Another excellent interview there by Staveley. We simply are not doing enough as a fanbase and a region to force this through. Our MPs are a fucking disgrace. Why are our local Labour MPs not hammering down Starmer's door, telling him to get involved? Does he want to win back the North East or fucking what? Dare I say it, but there should be a separate thread on here dedicated solely to action that is to be organised by the fanbase to force this through. And a good start would be to organise repeat demonstrations outside the Premier League's HQ. I've never been one for getting involved in the anti-Ashley demos in town because they were a waste of time. But I'd be up for one outside the doors of these scumbags. What the fuck are NUST doing right now man? They really need to get their fucking shit together, and do more than write a few polite letters. It's time they got militant.
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Aye, I reassessed my statement as soon as I posted it, lol. I still don't understand why she has left it so late to do this. If she had gone public a month ago that would have given plenty of time to whip the support into a proper frenzy before arbitration starts. And more time to work on the government getting involved.
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No disrespect to SBR, but the Keegan years were ten times greater than those under him. The first thing that should happen if the takeover happens is that KK should be made an ambassador for the club. He will elevate the club's stature to what it was 25 years ago within months, and be able to persuade any player on the planet to come here if he's part of the negotiations.
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City are richer, don't have owners leeching off them, have better infrastructure and are properly investing in the community. According to the lad I spoke to they also have local youth development sewn up and all the youngsters want to go there over Man U. He was pretty scathing about it tbh.
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Because they are a million miles ahead of them in every way. I was in Manchester not so long, speaking to a die hard Man U fan and he admitted as much.
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That's incredible. I love how City are just dominating Manchester now. Man Utd fans must be frothing at the mouth on a daily basis.
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We have known for months that they aren't happy with the arbitration panel. This feels to me like a message to those on the panel themselves. I still don't understand why they have left it so long to suggest that the arbitration be played out in public. I'm guessing it's because they know that has no chance of happening so, at the very least, start venting about it just as the process is about to begin to apply scrutiny to the panel.