Man City CAS

[MattFox]

Should sue them for lost revenue if they are found guilty

[StriderHiryu]

[LVFox]

This is huge. Points deduction and transfer window ban incoming I think.

 

Doesn't seem a happy camp there at all, can see Pep walking in summer.

[UniFox21]

Wonder if this is a catalyst in the revealing of financial doping from numerous of the big clubs. 

[Aus Fox]

So in 2020, if they were not let off, we would have played Champions League football. And all the money that goes with it. 
Robbing bastards, I really hope someone has some balls to actually give them a significant punishment now.

[MattFox]

Rodgers could get a title medal!

[Predator595]

Should do a Juventus and relegate them!

[gerrytaggart]

Id love to see them punished, especially as it looks like we have suffered financially because of their cheating.  But realistically they have a history of bribing their way out of any consequences and I cant see this being any different.

[westernpark]

People waking up to the fact that as a fanbase we should have aimed our hatred towards Manchester City, rather than Liverpool over the last couple of seasons. Although we were mostly responsible for dropping off in those champions league chasing seasons, we should have had a place by rights of not breaking the rules unlike Manchester City.

[UniFox21]

Interesting suggestion that these have been brought out as the independent regulator looks to be brought in. 

[moore_94]

Hopefully they get bent over

 

Something like this and Man City getting serious repercussions would hopefully scare Newcastle as well

[UniFox21]

Just now, moore_94 said:

Hopefully they get bent over

 

Something like this and Man City getting serious repercussions would hopefully scare Newcastle as well

Scare them into not doing it or scare them into covering their tracks more?

[Will1981]

They should relegate all the greedy 6 to league 2.

[moore_94]

Just now, UniFox21 said:

Scare them into not doing it or scare them into covering their tracks more?

Hopefully the former, I expect more likely the latter though

[FoxinNotts]

Madders might stay 

[KFS]

This’ll do nothing like it always does 

[goose2010]

Going to be one to watch closely as there will be a few clubs (us included) that will want some clear answers 

[LVFox]

Over a decade of financial doping. Goes back to 2009. If the PL takes this seriously (and sounds like the threat of independent regulation is forcing them to do so) this will be absolutely huge. 

 

 

 

[orangecity23]

I won't hold my breath for any meaningful punishment, after all, the big 6 were guilty of trying to destroy the entire premier league and usurp the whole structure of English football by creating a super league, and they were allowed to negotiate what they thought their own punishment should be. There is no appetite in the premier league leadership for standing up to the big clubs.

[lifted*fox]

On 07/04/2022 at 17:59, Strokes said:

Rules don’t apply to the big clubs, they are only designed to keep the rest of us below them.

 

just like real life! top 1% get away with whatever they want while the rest of us suffer. 

 

everything is broken through and through.

[goody2028]

1 minute ago, KFS said:

This’ll do nothing like it always does 

Another brown envelope for city to send off. 

[Sol thewall Bamba]

Nothing will happen.

[HybridFox]

Nothing will happen to Man City. Just like the previous breaches/Super League involvement. Why would the Prem risk losing one of their cash cows?

[goose2010]

if they only get fined for me it is just another nail in the leagues coffin. Money to these means nothing. A fine will just encourage the likes of Newcastle, Chelsea and all the other cash rich clubs to kill the league off. 

 

 

 

 

[SemperEadem]

Squeaky bum time for a number of clubs then.