Stefan Borson REACTS To Reports That Man City Could Be SUED By Other Premier League Clubs 😱

Football finance expert, Stefan Borson, reacts with talkSPORT to reports that Premier League club could sue Manchester City.

Enjoyed this YouTube video? 😍

#talkSPORT
#premierleague
#manchestercity

[TanMan]

Take away ‘could’, ‘might’ and ‘maybe’ … there’s not much substance in this article

[dontbewoke]

Jordan only interrupted once ; that could be a new record and hints at the fact he didnt feel capable of challenging Stefan on an intellectual level. Great stuff.

[daveoatkinson]

It's a disgrace that no fans will get to know the gory details.

[treblebbb]

Always an interesting listen with Stefan, you can see Simon wanting him to trip up everytime he speaks.

[larrydavid]

love how Jim keeps pursing his lips like Dick Emery's Honky-Tonk lol!

[grrrr]

Simons disdain for Stefan is plain to see. Whenever a knowledgeable guest makes an appearance the fragility becomes apparent. Sad to see the Lord faltering.

[canderson]

It is an indication of a ‘dodgy’ organisation that the EPL insists on clubs agreeing to arbitration to resolve differences rather than normal legal processes. It means the rules can bypass traditional English commercial law but also means it can all happen behind closed doors. I
Am beginning to think we need an independent regulator.

[spanishfly]

Is this case going to be public? Because it effing should.

[robertj.b]

All the secrecy just makes it more suspect

[Metali-tin]

The fact that someone at TS went back and created a new thumbnail for this video with the most negative takeaway, shows you talkSport's strategy on City coverage. edit: The original thumbnail highlighted that he doesn't see it being an issue before the arbitration is complete.

I'm surprised they've let Stefan offer up the balance he brings at all but it's still too little too late for me. Every video without him is another free for all with bias and misinformation galore.

[jediknight]

I didn't realise John McEnroe was so knowledgeable about football.

[Pelican]

Less spending by big clubs as little value in the market. Branthwaite, Guehi and Gordon have big price tags and clubs are tired of big fees when they can walk for free when contract ends. Let players push for a transfer if they want to leave, or else see out your contract.

[GrumpyBugger.]

The restraint is not PSR.. the restraint is home grown totals and lack of and new rules surrounding this

[thanasisv]

My gut feeling is that wether City has actually done anything or not, the PL does not have the ability and will not be able to effectively prove anything. I think City will be cleared from most if not all charges.

The UEFA case is essentially dealing with the same information and allegations which City have already defeated once. There's also a common misconception about that case and its findings being wrong because certain things were apparently time-barred. But the CAS conclusion is public and available to read and if you actually go through it you'll see that City probably have the upper hand.

[infi]

borson is really the only one that cooks simon

[kylewillis]

If it’s a fine then it’s totally pointless. Kick them down to league 2 and make an example.

[jamieanderson]

Would Stefan have something to answer for during the Man City hearing? He was advising Man City, financially. I guess he was only advising but it seems odd that he is narrating on this whole debacle whilst he potentially has some involvement? Could be he was not advising city when they broke these rules, I don’t know 🤷🏻‍♂️

[PolishScouser]

Lance Amstrong FC. The ship is sinking...

[michaelhalliday-qcfg]

Not seen anyone sue clubs that have already failed FFP.

[bossdeman]

Not fair to bring in Stefan to undermine Simon's intellectual prowess in such a brutal manner.