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Posted
1 hour ago, filbertway said:

I think a £50m fine and a slap on the wright oughta do it.

Let’s face it after Chelsea, I don’t really hold out for anything that’s really going to set them back 

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Posted
32 minutes ago, JonnyZeroFox said:

Let’s face it after Chelsea, I don’t really hold out for anything that’s really going to set them back 

Exactly what I thought. They'll get a huge fine, probably a fairly long transfer ban, and maybe, maybe a points deduction (though probably not). 

 

Those wanting titles and cups stripped from them are gonna be disappointed. 

 

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Posted
46 minutes ago, The Bear said:

Exactly what I thought. They'll get a huge fine, probably a fairly long transfer ban, and maybe, maybe a points deduction (though probably not). 

 

Those wanting titles and cups stripped from them are gonna be disappointed. 

 

Man United were 8 points clear in April 2012. Aguero should never been allowed to happen in that respect. Liverpool in 2014 were ahead under Rodgers and fell away (sounds familar).

 

Teams had ample opportunities to stop Man City during those seasons.

Posted
1 hour ago, Corky said:

Man United were 8 points clear in April 2012. Aguero should never been allowed to happen in that respect. Liverpool in 2014 were ahead under Rodgers and fell away (sounds familar).

 

Teams had ample opportunities to stop Man City during those seasons.

If they start doing back counts on titles or points deducted from previous seasons thats the biggest shitshow known to man incoming.

Posted
3 hours ago, The Bear said:

They'll get a huge fine, probably a fairly long transfer ban, and maybe, maybe a points deduction

Exactly this, the advantage has put them in such a position that the most “damage” done to the club will be possibly 1 season outside of Europe 

 

Posted
9 hours ago, FrankieADZ said:

wonder if we'll do this, 5th 2 seasons in a row where City were in the top 4


Man City’s charges are only up until the 2017/18 season…

 

We bottled 4th twice after that period. 

Posted
1 hour ago, Messi said:


Man City’s charges are only up until the 2017/18 season…

 

We bottled 4th twice after that period. 

pretty sure they could be after that too, going from the article its upto 22/23

 

i see Man Utd are over 1bil in debt, nice that

Posted
49 minutes ago, FrankieADZ said:

pretty sure they could be after that too, going from the article its upto 22/23

 

i see Man Utd are over 1bil in debt, nice that


Breaking financial rules between 2009-2018. Failing to cooperate between 2018-2023. 
 

Although I am sure that they’d be a case from 2018 onwards aswell. 
 

This could potentially be catastrophic for football - the amount of clubs all seeking compensation for that 9 year period would be crazy. 

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There is almost no end point as to possible litigation here, for  a multitude of clubs as well.

 

This could be the event that finally breaks football in this country, if it's not broken already.

 

Weirdly exciting.

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Posted
3 hours ago, Messi said:


Breaking financial rules between 2009-2018. Failing to cooperate between 2018-2023. 
 

Although I am sure that they’d be a case from 2018 onwards aswell. 
 

This could potentially be catastrophic for football - the amount of clubs all seeking compensation for that 9 year period would be crazy. 

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ah ok thank you, as you said im sure theyll have a case to answer for beyond the 2018

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Man City's first game after this is Liverpool away. Carra will get even higher pitched, G Nev with a moving monologue about how this affects the game and ManchUnide and Drury will just be Drury.

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If man city were kicked out next season, what would be better outcome in terms of filling there place, only two go down or 3rd place in the championship get promoted automatically. 

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All the journalists desperate for the club managers to return to ask about the Man City case only to be met with "Sorry, can't comment". Brilliant.

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Posted
6 hours ago, Corky said:

All the journalists desperate for the club managers to return to ask about the Man City case only to be met with "Sorry, can't comment". Brilliant.

And they will act surprised the managers don’t want to say anything!

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