The bending of PSR rules

[pfim]

Interesting this our biggest commercial deal in £20 mill a year.

Oh, part of the prison-industrial complex now. Edgy.

 

[Drico]

Having had direct experience over eight years with Aramark they are a horrible company.

Every penny of that will be extracted back from the support in exorbitantly priced catering fare.

Wikipedia paints a fairly bleak picture of these carpet baggers...

 

[summerisle]

Still moving at glacial speed. We all know anyway it's going to be a whitewash.

 

[Tony’s Carp]

Still moving at glacial speed. We all know anyway it's going to be a whitewash.

That’s actually earlier than expected to start I think. I think a verdict will take longer than that article states though- early 2025 likely to be closer to the end of the season given the complexity. Could be an another farce if it comes in the title run in.

 

[Bedfordblue]

That’s actually earlier than expected to start I think. I think a verdict will take longer than that article states though- early 2025 likely to be closer to the end of the season given the complexity. Could be an another farce if it comes in the title run in.

Then they’ll lodge appeals for each individual charge - 1 appeal per season for 115 seasons, with the punishment deferred until they’re all done incase any aggravating factors are over turned

 

[Neiler]

That’s actually earlier than expected to start I think. I think a verdict will take longer than that article states though- early 2025 likely to be closer to the end of the season given the complexity. Could be an another farce if it comes in the title run in.

You can get 7/4 on Arsenal to win the league!

 

[Tipp blue]

That’s actually earlier than expected to start I think. I think a verdict will take longer than that article states though- early 2025 likely to be closer to the end of the season given the complexity. Could be an another farce if it comes in the title run in.

They'll get off on a technicality, there'll be a piece of paper not signed or a leaked e-mail and the whole lot will get shelved.

 

[DuncansPigeons]

Leicester and City potentially facing big and huge reductions respectively. Interesting to see how hard the PL go for them. What did they want for us in the first one 15?

 

[anton66]

They'll get off on a technicality, there'll be a piece of paper not signed or a leaked e-mail and the whole lot will get shelved.

It will be time barred as it will take too long. City won’t sue the PL and they will drop all charges against them. They’ll still do Everton again though.

 

[d34noj]

They'll get off on a technicality, there'll be a piece of paper not signed or a leaked e-mail and the whole lot will get shelved.

Wasn't all of the information obtained by a Portuguese teenager hacking their servers?

 

[Tony’s Carp]

They'll get off on a technicality, there'll be a piece of paper not signed or a leaked e-mail and the whole lot will get shelved.

I dunno, I think people are assuming City are too big too get done but historically they’re not a bigger club than say us or Forest. They aren’t an establishment club like United or the RS and that’s who have the most influence. If they’ve been robbing the establishment clubs blind for a decade there will be powerful voices wanting the book fully thrown at them.

 

[arch stanton]

I dunno, I think people are assuming City are too big too get done but historically they’re not a bigger club than say us or Forest. They aren’t an establishment club like United or the RS and that’s who have the most influence. If they’ve been robbing the establishment clubs blind for a decade there will be powerful voices wanting the book fully thrown at them.

you are correct but they have very very good lawyers

 

[Neiler]

Leicester and City potentially facing big and huge reductions respectively. Interesting to see how hard the PL go for them. What did they want for us in the first one 15?

Be keeping our own heads down mate (hopefully).

 

[RomanReigns]

If Leicester city and Man City get huge points deductions this year then theoretically we would just need to finish above Ipswich to be safe this season

 

[CalBuckeye_Rob]

If Leicester city and Man City get huge points deductions this year then theoretically we would just need to finish above Ipswich to be safe this season

They could have deducted 60 points from Man City last year and they would have avoided relegation.

Does the Premier League have the power to straight relegate a team for violations even without a specific points deduction? Because anything short of 50 points won't get them relegated.