Mad how the Premier League's financial rules are so anti-competitive that West Ham, Crystal Palace, Spurs and Aston Villa have all won Euro trophies, Palace and Newcastle have won domestic cups, 8 clubs in UCL over 2 seasons + Sunderland/Bournemouth/Brighton all in Europe now.
Some middle manager at Man City had to tell their IT team to custom-build a server that stopped the Premier League copy/pasting any text from the documents they handed over.
"Yeah, we're innocent, but can you just make life as hard as possible for the people investigating us?"
One of the busiest airports in the world, and he's pulling the "Norf" card. The issue here is that people who fly to Heathrow mainly want to go to London, not Manchester. If they wanted to go to Manchester, they would fly to fucking Manchester.
I'm sorry, is this dimwit suggesting that before I take my 2.5 hour, £100 flight to Rome, I should first take a 3.5 hour, £150 train ride to Manchester?
FT exclusive: The Premier League football club’s Emirati chair, Khaldoon al-Mubarak, was granted immunity six years ago in a move that could complicate any legal action resulting from findings that it artificially inflated its finances by more than £900mn. https://t.co/MMdyqNAIqB