Manchester City Found Guilty Of Almost All Charges

[filbertway]

1 minute ago, turtmcfly said:

 

Wouldn't want to give the impression the article isn't real, but I always forget the twat's name is Jon not John. Trying to edit the original and I've posted it twice now. Worracock

Third times the charm!

 

[Narborough Road Fox]

Suggests that they could be placed in League Two.

[splinterdream]

59 minutes ago, Stadt said:

If we finished 4th instead of 5th we would have dished out MORE unsustainable contracts on shit players and breached FFP by a greater distance. We’ve seen what Top’s LCFC do, an extra £50m in revenue would not have helped us an iota.

Tielemens would probably have signed a new contract and kept himself fit, rodgers wouldn't have downed tools, we wouldn't have gone for the players we did, we wouldn't have got relegated 

[filthyfox]

28 minutes ago, LCFCCKEANO said:

Probably been said but surely we could sue the ever living **** out of them considering our trajectories since the 5th place finish

I think even our lawyer would need to be smoking something

[Danizen]

8 minutes ago, Corky said:

What they did had no real bearing on us. We failed to finish in the top four from very comfortable postions, plus failed to receive transfer fees back for any number of expensive wasters. They didn't prevent us changing our approach and possibly bringing in a more effective Director of Football.

I agree. More than £2,000,000,000 has flowed through this club's accounts during that period. An extra £200,000,000 wouldn't have made any difference. 

[brookfox]

In some ways it kind of makes

me hate the Premier League even more. You can’t create a monster then get all upset when it bites you. You create a league that’s awash with cash it attracts parasites, you then need to govern it, so people bend the rules, then other people lose out - it was always going to get messy. I love going to watch live football with friends, but the wraparound is just getting nasty.

[Lutterworth Fox]

I sincerely hope that this is the end of professional football as we know it.

Get rid of all the money-men, agents, obscene wage structures, meaningless contracts and hangers on and start again with all clubs starting on a level playing field.

[phoneticerror]

Believe the punishments when I see them

[copunk]

I think this may be the straw that breaks the camels back should they just receive a fine, and more or less get away with it. 
If that’s the case, I would genuinely be done with any form of professional football, because what would be the point. 

[Will1981]

We should be suing UEFA for that season where they got reinstated despite the fact that they had cheated.

[The Year Of The Fox]

25 minutes ago, Narborough Road Fox said:

Suggests that they could be placed in League Two.

Would be a great away day for us 

[teblin]

They'll be other before us in terms of claims, up to 2018 so doesn't directly effect us. 

 

I don't think they'll have titles taken away. It will be a punishment like deductions or demoted.

 

Or just a fine.

 

As even if they did have titles taken away, you can't to take away the moments so silly really. Liverpool champions is 2013 by default. Other clubs won't want that. Itll be about money.

[Chelmofox]

44 minutes ago, Leicesterpool said:

Docked -30 points this season, then for the next two seasons to follow its -30 to start with.

They stay up with that though 

 

[rugbyblue]

46 minutes ago, ceebeefox said:

To what league though? Rangers went all the way down. Could it be div 2?

I was talking about this earlier.  Personally i think it should be league two.  But i would hazard a guess that it will only be to the championship....but what do i know.  They may surprise us by having a moral compass

[Vestan Pance]

 

Q. Which club qualified for the Champions League twice but only played in it once?

 

A. Leicester City

[PhillippaT]

I'm not sure what music is suitable for this...  I know we can start with The Bill theme, but I can't find any Abu Dhabi equivalent  

[em9999]

Man city have been forever tarnished every cup they have won may as well be chucked in the bin its worthless 

 

Pep is proven as a fraud who knew what was coming 

 

No matter the punishment 

 

Its proven they are scum bags and deserve dogs abuse from every fan in UK 

[Foxmeister]

Be interesting to see what the potential for a pay day that outstrips the purchase price of the club will do. Top might want to hang on, ask for more or it may create more interest.

[Narborough Road Fox]

32 minutes ago, Will1981 said:

We should be suing UEFA for that season where they got reinstated despite the fact that they had cheated.

I thought they took UEFA to court and they were forced to overturn the ban.

[st albans fox]

23 minutes ago, teblin said:

They'll be other before us in terms of claims, up to 2018 so doesn't directly effect us. 

 

I don't think they'll have titles taken away. It will be a punishment like deductions or demoted.

 

Or just a fine.

 

As even if they did have titles taken away, you can't to take away the moments so silly really. Liverpool champions is 2013 by default. Other clubs won't want that. Itll be about money.

I don’t get those who think we’ve been wronged 

all the charges were from pre 2019

 

you could argue that Man City shouldn’t have been in a position to compete at the levels they were when we were trying for top four but that’s a stretch 

[st albans fox]

3 minutes ago, Narborough Road Fox said:

I thought they took UEFA to court and they were forced to overturn the ban.

Correct 

uefa’s rules have a time bar 

 

premier league does not 

[Craig]

58 minutes ago, Narborough Road Fox said:

Suggests that they could be placed in League Two.

Typical, just when we might get a real chance to win another league title

[David Hankey]

Never a truer phrase, "cheats never prosper"!!

[Jaspa]

We all knew it was going on the whole time, yet they hold off for years as to not irritate Abu Dhabi owners/state and let heavy investment happen in the City of Manchester. 

 

Isn't it funny aswell, abit tinfoil I know, but since the Tories fell out of favour and the country "went Red" - all of the blue teams who were previously dominating bar Brighton and Everton have gone to shit. Chelsea have been taken over by basketcases who spend so much money they have constant player turmoil and appoint random managers like Rosenior while forcing out good ones like Enzo. Man City have had this drama looming over them, have lost Pep and Rodri with Haaland having Real Madrid written all over him. We've been crippled by PSR rule implementation and a previously competent system going to complete pot. 

 

Meanwhile Liverpool(new Man U) & Arsenal are passing the League title between themselves, spending ridiculous amounts of money in the process. Mega-money Forest have appeared out of nowhere. Previous mid-00 staples of averageness in the Premier League like Fulham and Sunderland are back at it. Middlesbrough are threatening a return. It's abit like we're all reverting to 2005.

 

A blue team won't win the League again for another 8+ years.

 

P.s I have no political affiliations or sentiments in these regards. Just mad how it works. 

 

Kinda like when the Tories came to power 2010(?). Man City came out of nowhere to become dominant, Man U fell off, Arsenal became an international laughing stock, Chelsea bagged a couple of titles, so did we... apart from Fergie's Utd, I don't think a red team won the Prem at all during that period either. Now it's all flipped on its head. 

 

 

[OntarioFox]

33 minutes ago, teblin said:

They'll be other before us in terms of claims, up to 2018 so doesn't directly effect us. 

 

I don't think they'll have titles taken away. It will be a punishment like deductions or demoted.

 

Or just a fine.

 

As even if they did have titles taken away, you can't to take away the moments so silly really. Liverpool champions is 2013 by default. Other clubs won't want that. Itll be about money.

Must have missed Pocchetino whinging in the media recently then