So. #NUFC signed a shirt sponsorship deal when #Sela for £35m a season. And the #PremierLeague #PL said owing to #APT rules it could only be £25m a season. The APT rules which are now deemed illegal and void. The premier league and Richard Masters ARE corrupt. - ThreadSky

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the-farmster.bsky.social • 6 days ago

So.

#NUFC signed a shirt sponsorship deal when #Sela for £35m a season.

And the #PremierLeague #PL said owing to #APT rules it could only be £25m a season.

The APT rules which are now deemed illegal and void.

The premier league and Richard Masters ARE corrupt.

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geordieradge.bsky.social•5 days ago

The question is - do we take legal action to recoup the £10m loss?

Wasn’t that hinted at in the ruling?

satonagreyseat.bsky.social•5 days ago

APT 2 could be a disaster for the Premier League when they lose again. I think there's a fair few clubs with their lawyers on standby.

geordieradge.bsky.social•5 days ago

Man City will fight them to the death in the courts so all this rushed restriction for us has worked out well.

It’s all just a glass ceiling on bridging the sporting gap and is there to protect the established wealthy clubs - sport mirroring real life, to be fair…

jvwchappers.bsky.social•5 days ago

That £10m may have meant we needn’t have had to sell at least one of Minteh or Anderson, and in turn wouldn't have taken the Greek lad in goal, freeing up capacity to spend on a player that would have benefited the playing squad. It's all a big fucking con. And it'll all come crumbling down.

geordieradge.bsky.social•5 days ago

As it should. Any club owners willing to invest should be able to do so, and I include Villa in that - the more, the merrier.

Makes for a more competitive league.

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