They've never been in League Two.
Poor wum but it raises an interesting point. A lot of competition law and corporate law gets in the way of the authorities putting proper restrictions in the way. But football should not be a business and imo should be left to rule itself as it sees fit regardless of these sorts of international law.
Manchester City Football Club have never played in the fourth tier of English football.
comment by KingKenny (U1961)
posted 2 minutes ago
Poor wum but it raises an interesting point. A lot of competition law and corporate law gets in the way of the authorities putting proper restrictions in the way. But football should not be a business and imo should be left to rule itself as it sees fit regardless of these sorts of international law.
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comment by Alisson Chains (U3979)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by KingKenny (U1961)
posted 2 minutes ago
Poor wum but it raises an interesting point. A lot of competition law and corporate law gets in the way of the authorities putting proper restrictions in the way. But football should not be a business and imo should be left to rule itself as it sees fit regardless of these sorts of international law.
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Pray tell...
We were in the old 3rd division, is that League One? So hard to keep up.
comment by KingKenny (U1961)
posted 21 minutes ago
comment by Alisson Chains (U3979)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by KingKenny (U1961)
posted 2 minutes ago
Poor wum but it raises an interesting point. A lot of competition law and corporate law gets in the way of the authorities putting proper restrictions in the way. But football should not be a business and imo should be left to rule itself as it sees fit regardless of these sorts of international law.
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Pray tell...
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Football clubs are predominately businesses, of course they should be treated like any other business.
What you're suggesting sounds like football should be above the law, which is ludicrous.
comment by Alisson Chains (U3979)
posted 5 minutes ago
comment by KingKenny (U1961)
posted 21 minutes ago
comment by Alisson Chains (U3979)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by KingKenny (U1961)
posted 2 minutes ago
Poor wum but it raises an interesting point. A lot of competition law and corporate law gets in the way of the authorities putting proper restrictions in the way. But football should not be a business and imo should be left to rule itself as it sees fit regardless of these sorts of international law.
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Pray tell...
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Football clubs are predominately businesses, of course they should be treated like any other business.
What you're suggesting sounds like football should be above the law, which is ludicrous.
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Football clubs should not be predominantly businesses. Their commercial enterprises, sure, but the actual creating a team and running the club shouldnt be. And not above the law, I think it can be treated uniquely within the law. Wage caps are borderline impossible due to employment law. The purpose of those laws was not to allow top footballers to earn half a million a week.
comment by KingKenny (U1961)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by Alisson Chains (U3979)
posted 5 minutes ago
comment by KingKenny (U1961)
posted 21 minutes ago
comment by Alisson Chains (U3979)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by KingKenny (U1961)
posted 2 minutes ago
Poor wum but it raises an interesting point. A lot of competition law and corporate law gets in the way of the authorities putting proper restrictions in the way. But football should not be a business and imo should be left to rule itself as it sees fit regardless of these sorts of international law.
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Pray tell...
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Football clubs are predominately businesses, of course they should be treated like any other business.
What you're suggesting sounds like football should be above the law, which is ludicrous.
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Football clubs should not be predominantly businesses. Their commercial enterprises, sure, but the actual creating a team and running the club shouldnt be. And not above the law, I think it can be treated uniquely within the law. Wage caps are borderline impossible due to employment law. The purpose of those laws was not to allow top footballers to earn half a million a week.
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Whatever dream world you like to exist in isn't true. They are money making businesses.
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comment by Alisson Chains (U3979)
posted 44 minutes ago
comment by KingKenny (U1961)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by Alisson Chains (U3979)
posted 5 minutes ago
comment by KingKenny (U1961)
posted 21 minutes ago
comment by Alisson Chains (U3979)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by KingKenny (U1961)
posted 2 minutes ago
Poor wum but it raises an interesting point. A lot of competition law and corporate law gets in the way of the authorities putting proper restrictions in the way. But football should not be a business and imo should be left to rule itself as it sees fit regardless of these sorts of international law.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Pray tell...
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Football clubs are predominately businesses, of course they should be treated like any other business.
What you're suggesting sounds like football should be above the law, which is ludicrous.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Football clubs should not be predominantly businesses. Their commercial enterprises, sure, but the actual creating a team and running the club shouldnt be. And not above the law, I think it can be treated uniquely within the law. Wage caps are borderline impossible due to employment law. The purpose of those laws was not to allow top footballers to earn half a million a week.
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Whatever dream world you like to exist in isn't true. They are money making businesses.
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Struggling with the idea of "should" really aren't you?
comment by KingKenny (U1961)
posted 9 hours, 58 minutes ago
Poor wum but it raises an interesting point. A lot of competition law and corporate law gets in the way of the authorities putting proper restrictions in the way. But football should not be a business and imo should be left to rule itself as it sees fit regardless of these sorts of international law.
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You mean just like it was before clubs like yourselves advocated the change to plcs?
I agree with your point.
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posted on 18/4/19
They've never been in League Two.
posted on 18/4/19
Scratch that, they have.
posted on 18/4/19
Poor wum but it raises an interesting point. A lot of competition law and corporate law gets in the way of the authorities putting proper restrictions in the way. But football should not be a business and imo should be left to rule itself as it sees fit regardless of these sorts of international law.
posted on 18/4/19
Manchester City Football Club have never played in the fourth tier of English football.
posted on 18/4/19
comment by KingKenny (U1961)
posted 2 minutes ago
Poor wum but it raises an interesting point. A lot of competition law and corporate law gets in the way of the authorities putting proper restrictions in the way. But football should not be a business and imo should be left to rule itself as it sees fit regardless of these sorts of international law.
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posted on 18/4/19
comment by Alisson Chains (U3979)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by KingKenny (U1961)
posted 2 minutes ago
Poor wum but it raises an interesting point. A lot of competition law and corporate law gets in the way of the authorities putting proper restrictions in the way. But football should not be a business and imo should be left to rule itself as it sees fit regardless of these sorts of international law.
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Pray tell...
posted on 18/4/19
We were in the old 3rd division, is that League One? So hard to keep up.
posted on 18/4/19
comment by KingKenny (U1961)
posted 21 minutes ago
comment by Alisson Chains (U3979)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by KingKenny (U1961)
posted 2 minutes ago
Poor wum but it raises an interesting point. A lot of competition law and corporate law gets in the way of the authorities putting proper restrictions in the way. But football should not be a business and imo should be left to rule itself as it sees fit regardless of these sorts of international law.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Pray tell...
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Football clubs are predominately businesses, of course they should be treated like any other business.
What you're suggesting sounds like football should be above the law, which is ludicrous.
posted on 18/4/19
comment by Alisson Chains (U3979)
posted 5 minutes ago
comment by KingKenny (U1961)
posted 21 minutes ago
comment by Alisson Chains (U3979)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by KingKenny (U1961)
posted 2 minutes ago
Poor wum but it raises an interesting point. A lot of competition law and corporate law gets in the way of the authorities putting proper restrictions in the way. But football should not be a business and imo should be left to rule itself as it sees fit regardless of these sorts of international law.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Pray tell...
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Football clubs are predominately businesses, of course they should be treated like any other business.
What you're suggesting sounds like football should be above the law, which is ludicrous.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Football clubs should not be predominantly businesses. Their commercial enterprises, sure, but the actual creating a team and running the club shouldnt be. And not above the law, I think it can be treated uniquely within the law. Wage caps are borderline impossible due to employment law. The purpose of those laws was not to allow top footballers to earn half a million a week.
posted on 18/4/19
comment by KingKenny (U1961)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by Alisson Chains (U3979)
posted 5 minutes ago
comment by KingKenny (U1961)
posted 21 minutes ago
comment by Alisson Chains (U3979)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by KingKenny (U1961)
posted 2 minutes ago
Poor wum but it raises an interesting point. A lot of competition law and corporate law gets in the way of the authorities putting proper restrictions in the way. But football should not be a business and imo should be left to rule itself as it sees fit regardless of these sorts of international law.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Pray tell...
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Football clubs are predominately businesses, of course they should be treated like any other business.
What you're suggesting sounds like football should be above the law, which is ludicrous.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Football clubs should not be predominantly businesses. Their commercial enterprises, sure, but the actual creating a team and running the club shouldnt be. And not above the law, I think it can be treated uniquely within the law. Wage caps are borderline impossible due to employment law. The purpose of those laws was not to allow top footballers to earn half a million a week.
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Whatever dream world you like to exist in isn't true. They are money making businesses.
posted on 18/4/19
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posted on 18/4/19
comment by Alisson Chains (U3979)
posted 44 minutes ago
comment by KingKenny (U1961)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by Alisson Chains (U3979)
posted 5 minutes ago
comment by KingKenny (U1961)
posted 21 minutes ago
comment by Alisson Chains (U3979)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by KingKenny (U1961)
posted 2 minutes ago
Poor wum but it raises an interesting point. A lot of competition law and corporate law gets in the way of the authorities putting proper restrictions in the way. But football should not be a business and imo should be left to rule itself as it sees fit regardless of these sorts of international law.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Pray tell...
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Football clubs are predominately businesses, of course they should be treated like any other business.
What you're suggesting sounds like football should be above the law, which is ludicrous.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Football clubs should not be predominantly businesses. Their commercial enterprises, sure, but the actual creating a team and running the club shouldnt be. And not above the law, I think it can be treated uniquely within the law. Wage caps are borderline impossible due to employment law. The purpose of those laws was not to allow top footballers to earn half a million a week.
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Whatever dream world you like to exist in isn't true. They are money making businesses.
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Struggling with the idea of "should" really aren't you?
posted on 18/4/19
Any sign of LowIQ?
posted on 18/4/19
comment by KingKenny (U1961)
posted 9 hours, 58 minutes ago
Poor wum but it raises an interesting point. A lot of competition law and corporate law gets in the way of the authorities putting proper restrictions in the way. But football should not be a business and imo should be left to rule itself as it sees fit regardless of these sorts of international law.
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You mean just like it was before clubs like yourselves advocated the change to plcs?
I agree with your point.
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