New Premier League APT rules 'unlawful' - Man City
Manchester City call the Premier League's proposed changes to rules governing commercial deals "unlawful" in a letter to other top-flight clubs.
Man City hit out at 'unlawful' new Premier League rules and raise possible legal action as letter to 19 other clubs is leaked
Following this ruling, Premier League chief executive Richard Masters assured clubs that necessary amendments could be swiftly implemented. However, City’s legal counsel, Simon Cliff, has openly challenged Masters’ assertions, accusing him of ...
Man City Slam 'Unlawful' New Premier League Rules in Leaked 11-Page Letter
The champions have written a new letter to the 19 other Premier League clubs, once again warning them of "unlawful" amendments.
Premier League civil war ramps up as Man City claim APT rule changes are unlawful
Hostilities between Manchester City and the Premier League are intensifying ahead of a crunch vote as they ferociously attack each other’s positions in new leaked letters. City have written to rivals to tell them they are voting “blind” next week on amendments to associated-party transaction (APT) rules that remain “void” while a tribunal
Man City send letter to Arsenal, Chelsea, Tottenham over 'unlawful' Premier League rule proposals
Manchester City have apparently written to all Premier League clubs to share their concerns over redrafted finance rules ahead of next week's vote.
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The Premier League Owners: Why half of clubs will soon be in American hands
But the scarcity factor of major Premier League clubs is an incentive. You can go from being not a household name to a ...
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Premier League weekend review: What we learned
Arsenal still don’t look themselves, Chelsea appear naïve at times and yet both sides are just four points behind Man City.