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Second the 6-0 Wolves, 4-1 Palace, 3-2 Tottenham wins having gone myself

The club have put out their own version of this list and it doesn't include Enciso, Sima, or Chouchane.

That's right, KO is 00:30 Wednesday UK time, 20:30 Tuesday Uruguayan time

Left out Gruda, who despite only just getting back on the pitch is playing for the Germany U21s: 11 October, 17:00: Germany U21s v Bulgaria U21s 15 October, 16:00: Poland 21s vs Germany U21s Adingra, the only other conspicuous omission, will seemingly not feature for the Ivory Coast due to his...

Not sure starting a new thread for the current international break is really worth it so here are the call ups I've been able to confirm and the games being played: Netherlands: Verbruggen and Wieffer (JPVH ruled out through injury) 11 October, 19:45: Hungary v Netherlands 14 October, 19:45...

When did the club last issue an independent statement on a matter affecting the PL as a whole, be it a contentious vote or an internal dispute? It usually just publishes collective PL statements on its website.

All three promoted sides from the 2022/2023 season: Fulham, Bmuff, and Forest

Sure but both sets of transactions being subject to PL scrutiny could become an unintended consequence of City's challenge and besides it's not out of the question that City are prepared to cut off the nose to spite the face given one of the clubs most vulnerable to restrictions on shareholder...

I didn't say they will necessarily be charged at commercial rates, only that it's a possibility. From the Times' article:

Which supports the Times' reporting but contradicts the BBC's.

Better Ask a Dullard™

If anything City appear to have succeeded in getting the court to force the PL to crack down on shareholder loans.

The court ruled that APT rules should extend to interest-free loans made by club owners, which could mean us being charged commercial rates, with all the accompanying consequences for our PSR standing.

https://archive.ph/hU8cK#selection-1551.0-1551.153 Did we side with City or abstain altogether? Either would surprise me given City's attack on clubs that borrow from their owners.

Provided it's not consumed in the presence of Chris Wilder, of course

The rise of right-wing populism in Austria specifically

Then went back home to play for Barca B

The women's team plays Palarse on Sunday.

In the matchday programme apparently

Edit: Beaten to it