FloydianMag

In business isn’t it RPT’s that are used and have to be shown in accounts under accepted accounting procedures?

The full judgement for those interested. https://resources.premierleague.pulselive.com/premierleague/document/2025/02/14/5427b198-943b-4312-aab9-ae06b6b19285/Man-City-Premier-League-Second-Partial-Final-Award.pdf

Interesting.

My understanding is they applied the ‘blue pencil test’ which allows the removal of the unlawful sections of the rules but doesn’t allow for anything to be added to the rules. The PL have added things to the amended rules around director loans I believe. The APT 2 hearing is also likely to declare these as being illegal also especially as it’s the same independent panel.

They are being challenged, that’s what APT is about

If the rules were declared null and void how can the PL amend rules that shouldn’t have been there as they’re illegal, void?

https://www.thetimes.com/article/42e21a97-9bf6-48b6-a861-9afdc8b7c078?shareToken=84a28f1db90f539e610c33f6e4a984a1 Martyn Samuels

When SCR replaces PSR it benefits clubs in debt………especially Man U🤷‍♂️

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Pinched your avatar btw……….quality👍

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Nope, you’re getting the cases mixed up, City have opened up a new case Re APT, not the 115 charges.

Really, the results of the 115 hearing is due in the next few weeks.

Based on the sum total of fuck all City will be found guilty of minor breaches and indiscretions, heavy fines imposed at the most.

An indication that City are quietly confident they’ll be ok in the 115 hearing re breaches of FFP.

Isn’t academy spending not part of any PSR calculations?

It isn’t a related party transaction FMV doesn’t apply.

Was it not a trial run of ‘anchoring?

Elements of the APT rules were found to be unlawful By Object and as understand Competition Law they were put there to prevent any competitors from gaining financial advantages which is as damning as it could get for the PL.

Worth a read re Independent Regulator. https://www.theguardian.com/football/2025/jan/14/hopes-for-regulator-in-the-balance-as-lords-tie-up-football-governance-bill