Terry retweeted
Just appealing a speeding ticket on the basis that I disagree with the opinion of the speed camera.
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Will this include Etihad Airways?
You know that feeling when you book a flight for 50 quid and somehow it ends up costing 100?
Getting seats together, correcting a typo, another charge here and there, it all adds up.
When the cost of living is already squeezing people, those endless extras can feel relentless.
So we're changing the rules for you.
Parents won't need to pay a penny extra just to sit next to their own children.
You'll be able to fix any name errors on your booking free of charge.
And because the last thing you want once you're on the plane is more stress, we're working with the industry to make sure that disruptive passengers who have been banned from one airline can be banned from flying with other airlines too.
I know holidays are expensive and these are small things, but hopefully they'll make your trip just that little bit cheaper and easier.
That's exactly the kind of thing I want this government to keep on fixing.
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Terry retweeted
Seeing as there are people who are still defending them:
Revenue in 2007/08 - before Abu Dhabi:
United - £256.2m
Arsenal - £207.3m
Liverpool - £159.1m
City - £82.3m
Revenue in 2017/18 - the final season covered by the breaches:
United - £590.0m
City - £500.5m
Liverpool - £455.1m
Arsenal - £385.9m
Revenue growth:
City +508%
Liverpool +186%
United +130%
Arsenal +86%
So City’s revenue growth was THREE TIMES Liverpool’s, nearly FOUR TIMES United’s and nearly SIX TIMES Arsenal’s.
”Because they won everything”, no they didn’t.
At the time they weren’t more succesful than the clubs mentioned.
United matched City’s haul of major domestic trophies from 2008/09 onwards and Arsenal won more FA Cups (3vs1)
United reached three CL finals, winning one of them.
Liverpool reached the 2018 final, Arsenal reached a semi-final.
City?
No CL finals.
ONE CL semi-final, in 2015/16.
And by 2017/18 their matchday revenue was still COMFORTABLY the lowest of the four:
United - £109.8m
Arsenal - £99m
Liverpool - £81m
City - £56.7m
Yet we’re supposed to believe that City’s total revenue exploded from £82.3m to £500.5m, surpassing both Arsenal and Liverpoo, who had built their status as top clubs for decades, was completely normal and organic?
Laughable.
Financial data: @valuball
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Terry retweeted
“I asked grok” “I asked chat gpt” well, I asked the Pope and he says you fucking suck
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And the rest!
Understand that the punishment Manchester City faces from English football should the Abu Dhabi-owned club continue to escalate its conflict with the Premier League include:
🔻Expulsion from the League
🔻The EFL declining to grant City admission to any of its divisions
🔻Removal of City owners, directors and executives
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RT @SamuelKOfficial: Arguably no other crime in modern times revealed the extent to which international law is a complete farce.
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Terry retweeted
Everyone who opposed state ownership has been vindicated to such a comical extent that those who defended it should be viewed the same way as people who argued that tobacco was good for lung health in the 1950s.
Exclusive with @AlexDooler @DNair5
UAE officials have warned the UK government that the severity of Man City’s punishment could undermine their appetite for future grand-scale commitments in Britain, according to people familiar with the matter
They consider the Premier League’s actions to have an influence on the bilateral state relationship, the people said, asking not to be identified discussing undisclosed information
The extraordinary pressure comes after Andy Burnham faced criticism, including from within government, for saying Man City’s Abu Dhabi owners should not be disqualified specifically because of the investment they bring to Britain
bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
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Terry retweeted
Andy Burnham urged to declare all meetings with Man City owners in letter from Lib Dem Culture spokesperson Anna Sabine, who also criticises his “extraordinary” defence of the club. | The Guardian
theguardian.com/football/202…
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Geopolitical unrest with real life consequences all because Pep needed to get his hands on 10 different £50m+ fullbacks
Emirati officials have warned the UK government that the severity of ruling on #ManCity could undermine their appetite for future grand-scale UK commitments, and consider the Premier League’s actions to have an influence on the bilateral state relationship.
UK government officials are equally frustrated by the conduct of UAE counterparts and believe some in the Gulf nation must have been aware of the extent of @ManCity’s wrongdoing, even while insisting there was nothing untoward.
[via @business]
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Terry retweeted
These continued references by Man City to ‘the opinion’ of the commission are weird.
You mean an independent legal panel of experts who spent years poring over thousands of pages of evidence and listened to a host of witnesses.
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Terry retweeted
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?"
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Terry retweeted
For any Everton fan licking Man Citys arse over all this 115 charges shit, remember they came and called us cheating bastards after we were docked points.
So instead of this stupid "blue cartel" wank maybe tell them to go fuck themselves ey and they'll get what they deserve.
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