Big Dave Watson
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Tend to agree. Surely a transfer ban would imply we were guilty of some of the more damaging charges.
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PL charge City for alleged breaches of financial rules
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Wenger is showing a great deal of support here. Putting forward the view that Khaldoon is an honest man means anyone who supports the charges is by virtue suggesting he's dishonest. That sounds quite obvious but it's powerful nonetheless and I believe Wenger knows exactly what he's doing with his comment.The notion that Khaldoon is involved in a conspiracy to defraud is utterly comical. Anyone who actually believes that is an idiot.
BigBluey
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Can the Premier League impose a transfer ban?Tend to agree. Surely a transfer ban would imply we were guilty of some of the more damaging charges.
I thought it was UEFA that had that power?
wolviedinho
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Let’s not get carried away. He is still a prick and has said an awful lot of shit about City over the years.Could be interested in being the IR.
For anyone who hasn't read it and who has interest in football finance / growing commercial revenues, Feran Soriano's book "The ball Doesn't Go in By Chance" is well worth a read. It mainly covers the Barca days, but gives some great insight.
Maybe he's realising now that City aren't the enemy anymore and all City did was behave like any business with an ambitious growth plan would do. Investing in talent, infrastructure and the brand. Perhaps he's put his emotions and ego to one side now and smelt the coffee.Very surprising since, iirc, the ‘financial doping’ phrase in relation to us, originated with him.
BringBackSwales
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Never forget the cuntish 9 letter was written on arsenal letterhead
eastmanc
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Never trust Arsehole Whinger.Wenger is showing a great deal of support here. Putting forward the view that Khaldoon is an honest man means anyone who supports the charges is by virtue suggesting he's dishonest. That sounds quite obvious but it's powerful nonetheless and I believe Wenger knows exactly what he's doing with his comment.
feedmpenzaandhewillscore
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The notion that Khaldoon is involved in a conspiracy to defraud is utterly comical. Anyone who actually believes that is an idiot.
The big wigs at the Premier League are trying to accuse Khaldoon of that. Himself, other directors of the club have allegedly knowingly deceived our auditors, sponsors and partners such as Silverlake in compiling incorrect accounts. That’s the hurdle the Premier League have to jump over.
...in this world there are no enemies or friends, there are just interests...Never trust Arsehole Whinger.