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Man City news: Why the Premier League is now the NFL

3 days ago | msn.com | Paul MacDonald

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Why the Premier League is now the NFL - and Kevin De Bruyne is the latest victim

3 days ago | footballtransfers.com | Paul MacDonald

Kevin De Bruyne will be 34 in June. It’s been a career of over 750 games across club and international football across the last fifteen years. It has numerous highs and he will go down as, undoubtedly, one of the most talented midfielders ever to play in the Premier League.
Kylian Mbappe: The Real Madrid transfer that should never have happened

1 week ago | footballtransfers.com | Paul MacDonald |Kylian Mbappe

Kylian Mbappe, with last night’s Champions League exit versus Arsenal, has already solidified himself in the position as one of the highest-profile transfers that should never have been. Article continues under the videoWe often look at the list of the most expensive transfers of all time and recognise that, in general terms, the amount of failures massively outweighs the successes. READ MORE: What are the most expensive transfers of all time?
Doing more with less, with bigger wind turbines

1 month ago | altenerg.com | Paul MacDonald

Shell Energy has completed a re-powering and site redesign on the Brazos Wind Farm in West Texas, which is now producing more power with far less turbines. By Paul MacDonald When you look at re-powering an existing wind power project, sometimes there’s no grey involved—the case for doing the repowering can be very strong. That was the situation for Shell Energy and its decision to re-power and do a site redesign on the Brazos Wind Farm in West Texas.
Powers of Attorney: Common myths unpacked

1 month ago | harpermacleod.co.uk | Amanda Edwards |Hannah Giles |Paul MacDonald |David White

Everyone knows the importance of planning ahead. Unexpected events can occur at any time, making it difficult for you to manage your own affairs. Having a Power of Attorney (PoA) is the simplest way to ensure that those you trust can act on your behalf. However, common misconceptions surrounding PoAs can prevent people from putting one in place, despite their importance.
Fighting the Fibre Shortage in B.C.

1 month ago | forestnet.com | Paul MacDonald

There’s no doubt that there is a wood fibre shortage going on in B.C. right now, but forest company Kruger Inc., B.C. transportation company Arrow Transport and the Simpcw First Nations are combining forces with a whole log chipping operation in Kamloops, B.C.—River City Fibre—that is effectively battling the fibre shortage, and literally helping to keep the Kruger pulp mill in Kamloops in the chips, and more than 300 people employed at the mill.
Discover the Power of Appliance Service

2 months ago | yoursourcenews.com | Paul MacDonald

This Thursday’s “Let’s Talk Service” session will focus on service as a differentiator. Register here. By Paul MacDonald, ServiceSource In today’s competitive appliance retail market, providing exceptional products alone is no longer enough to stand out. The key to gaining a competitive edge is offering outstanding service that sets your business apart.
Man Utd dealt HUGE financial blow over summer transfer plans

2 months ago | footballtransfers.com | Paul MacDonald

Manchester United have been dealt a significant blow after Premier League clubs voted to retain its Profit and Sustainability Regulations (PSR) for another season. Article continues under the videoEPL clubs had been operating a shadow system known as 'Squad Cost Control Ratio' across 2024/25, with a view to implementing its new rules fully from 2025/26. PSR is still in place this year.
Man City launch fresh legal case against the Premier League over APT rules

2 months ago | msn.com | Paul MacDonald

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Man City launch fresh legal case against the Premier League

2 months ago | footballtransfers.com | Paul MacDonald

Manchester City’s legal issues with the Premier League look as if they will extend beyond their 115 charges, as the champions announced their intention to take legal action against the governing body once more. Article continues under the videoAs reported by City Lawyer, City have reinvigorated their associated party transactions (ATP) case against the league, despite a previous incarnation of their complaint being settled in October, a decision which saw both sides proclaim victory afterwards.