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mag in peace said:
Because it clearly shows that Bein have infact had an external influence over the proceedings. It's more corrupt if it happens now than it would have been before.

Yes it shows Pl protecting its assets bit also shows that Bein have had a say. Pl became involved in geopolitics.
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But the Saudis have admitted piracy and now want to put it right. They've admitted they've been ripping of the premier league's partner bein
 
CaptainRed said:
If we were about to become the richest club in Word football nobody would care less. If in a couple of years time we were watching some of the world's best players at the SoL I guarantee there'd be no complaints about the owners. People are kidding kidding themselves if they say otherwise.
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I cant stand the Middle East and they cant stand us so count me out with that one
 
mag in peace said:
Because it clearly shows that Bein have infact had an external influence over the proceedings. It's more corrupt if it happens now than it would have been before.

Yes it shows Pl protecting its assets bit also shows that Bein have had a say. Pl became involved in geopolitics.
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beIN have invested vast sums in the premier league through television rights. Why should a country a few up the rung from North Korea be allowed to abuse that then buy a club in said league?
 
mag in peace said:
Therefore, ironically reaffirming the point the fans made all along that outside agencies (bein) were having an influence when they shouldn't. It in my opinion actually confirms the corruption if this happens. I'd be tempted to push on to make the process open in the future for all involved.
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The product that BEin had paid the premier League good money for had been stolen. They are a stakeholder who were right to have an influence, if they did.
 
sofatester said:
But the Saudis have admitted piracy and now want to put it right. They've admitted they've been ripping of the premier league's partner bein
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That doesn't excuse the fact that lobbying has taken place.

Don't get me wrong, there are 1000's of reasons why this shouldn't happen. It does however show that the PL are open to lobbying and will act on the best interests of their partners and not the club's.
 
mag in peace said:
Because it clearly shows that Bein have infact had an external influence over the proceedings. It's more corrupt if it happens now than it would have been before.

Yes it shows Pl protecting its assets bit also shows that Bein have had a say. Pl became involved in geopolitics.
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It actually shows the premier League following their own rules, the opposite of corruption.
 
Horace Cope said:
beIN have invested vast sums in the premier league through television rights. Why should a country a few up the rung from North Korea be allowed to abuse that then buy a club in said league?
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Don't get me wrong, like I've stated there are plenty of reasons why the Saudi's shouldn't be involved. They are however innocent (bullshit) of all charges. There is no actual proof of state sponsorship. They have agreed to shut it down, not admitted doing it (even though we know they did/can).

It's still lobbying.
Super Mario said:
It actually shows the premier League following their own rules, the opposite of corruption.
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I'm sorry but that's a nonsense. It shows their ear can be turned for the right price.
 
Wonder how any protests against potential future owners go, punishable by castration or simply beheading.

they’ll be security at every petrol station in an NE postcode when they get beat
 
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The mags man f***ing hilarious Richard keys was full of shit since this all started now they believe him 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂
 
mag in peace said:
That doesn't excuse the fact that lobbying has taken place.

Don't get me wrong, there are 1000's of reasons why this shouldn't happen. It does however show that the PL are open to lobbying and will act on the best interests of their partners and not the club's.
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It doesn't prove that anyone with the internet can see that state sponsored piracy of the premier League produce can't them buy into the business, bien may well have express their grievances but the premier League was well aware who was stealing their product.
 
Super Mario said:
It doesn't prove that anyone with the internet can see that state sponsored piracy of the premier League produce can't them buy into the business, bien may well have express their grievances but the premier League was well aware who was stealing their product.
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Any legal proof of that? Any punishments handed to them because of this?

Whilst we all know it, proving it is impossible. Therefore they have allowed themselves to be influenced by money. There is after all a reason they didn't want the case held publically when the club said they were happy to.
 
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