[Tariq Panja] Manchester City’s attempts to challenge the Premier
League’s associated party rules/broader decision making structure seems
to have failed. Beyond potential tiny concessions related to a
database, it seems the club has secured very little at considerable
expense.
![[Tariq Panja] Manchester City’s attempts to challenge the Premier League’s associated party rules/broader decision making structure seems to have failed. Beyond potential tiny concessions related to a database, it seems the club has secured very little at considerable expense.](https://external-preview.redd.it/5u7B2ZuXzOqvOjKUhxg-W-Aqsmxnbtu-E3ViIuH7RZI.jpg?width=108&crop=smart&auto=webp&s=6ef7c23503c7b387ea5e7f08e17ba5745d86c38f "[Tariq Panja] Manchester City’s attempts to challenge the Premier League’s associated party rules/broader decision making structure seems to have failed. Beyond potential tiny concessions related to a database, it seems the club has secured very little at considerable expense.")
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