Arsenal and the Eze Fix
The Premier League has spent years hunting corruption with spreadsheets while ignoring it in plain sight. Not envelopes stuffed with […]
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The Premier League has spent years hunting corruption with spreadsheets while ignoring it in plain sight. Not envelopes stuffed with […]
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The Simple Question Nobody Wants to Answer By Ted They call it the American Corporate League now. And they are
Why Would City Cheat? Read More »
September 2025: Liverpool won the first 5 matches this season, their supporters and their sycophants alike, waxed lyrical about how
Premier League is Won by the Team that Finshes Stronger in the Second Half of the Season Read More »
An investigation into how Manchester City’s “trivial” legal victory has created an existential crisis for the Premier League Executive Summary
APT v PSR – The Real Reason Why We Don’t Know Man City’s Fate Read More »
On Monday evening (17th March 2025), two significant posts appeared online. First was this one: Later on at 10am Oliver
It looks like City are edging towards victory in the PSR case… Read More »
An open letter yet to be lodged….. Introduction This complaint concerns a group of Premier League clubs—Arsenal, Liverpool, Manchester United,
The Premier League’s Self-Destruction At first glance, the Premier League’s ongoing investigation into Manchester City’s financial conduct under the Profitability
The Truth Behind Manchester City’s PSR Case: Read More »
The full effect of interest free loans and how it distorts competition in England and Europe In my post Liverpool
The seedy side of Liverpool’s Financial Manipulations – low interest loans Read More »
More misrepresentation of the Premier League Case Against City by the BBC This article was almost cetainly written by Dan
Another Lazy BBC Article Read More »
City’s allowable losses reduced because they are a Football League Club! In this post, I will look at the actual
Digging Deeper into the Charges Against City Read More »