I’m basing this on very little, but I disagree.I think we all would, but the non-cooperation ones are likely to remain even if the rest fall apart.
The south stand were singing it last week I think.I thought we started singing under Bobby manc the year we won the fa cup?
I remember hearing it at Leicester away.
Just a pity scousers and washing don't go hand in hand.scousers and brainwashing go hand in hand
If the charges are dropped there's no way City will accept non co-operation, that would still suggest we were holding something back.I think we all would, but the non-cooperation ones are likely to remain even if the rest fall apart.
What high court judgement ?
Amended.Ha, ha. Having said that I wouldn't being a pound or two behind the fat twat.:-)
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Manchester United's squad last year were the "most expensive ever assembled" in football, says a Uefa report.
The European Club Finance and Investment Landscape report says United's players at the end of their 2023 financial year cost 1.42bn euros (£1.21bn) in combined transfer fees.
The 2020 Real Madrid squad were previously the most costly at £1.13bn.
But yet it's debtless City who're apparently the FFP/PSR cheats ruining football. ¯\_(⊙_ʖ⊙)_/¯
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/68274866
You may well be right. We just don’t have the info to know anything for sure.I’m basing this on very little, but I disagree.
If the substantive charges are so weak they are dropped and don’t even make it to tribunal (a huge ‘if’ at this point) then it renders the whole case redundant and I can’t imagine any of the lesser charges proceed.
FWIW I think all of the charges will go to tribunal but will be found in City’s favour.
If it came to that and we got a small fine, I think City would likely accept that rather than appeal. It’d be the same as CAS.If the charges are dropped there's no way City will accept non co-operation, that would still suggest we were holding something back.
I'll believe nothing till the official statementI take it he's sorts of things with a pinch of salt, but there's definitely more than one person saying similar noises are coming out of the club at the moment. Does anyone have more gossip about this?
I think his ghost hangs around the spirals at half time judging by the smellWe're signing Bob Marley!! Stir it up, mo fos.
Must have missed this post, what did it say?Just to add that I know @Manchester33 outside of this forum and he’s 100% genuine. While I wouldn’t want to go cracking open the champagne until such a time as the verdict is announced and it’s gone our way, this is now 2 totally different sources in the space of a little over 24 hours hinting at the same thing.
It ain't just the players on the grass (stolen from Blue Moon book by Mark Hodkinson)I think his ghost hangs around the spirals at half time judging by the smell
If the charges are dropped there's no way City will accept non co-operation, that would still suggest we were holding something back.
I'd hope that we get a different result from CAS. I can see why City were fined, as they had openly stopped cooperating, and with CAS saying that the evidence they provided eventually may even have seen UEFA dropping the case, it's essentially a warning not to waste CAS's time.If it came to that and we got a small fine, I think City would likely accept that rather than appeal. It’d be the same as CAS.
CAS have nothing to do with this caseI'd hope that we get a different result from CAS. I can see why City were fined, as they had openly stopped cooperating, and with CAS saying that the evidence they provided eventually may even have seen UEFA dropping the case, it's essentially a warning not to waste CAS's time.
If City are arguing that they've always cooperated here, then surely there's more hope that the bar for non-cooperation isn't met.
What's the going rate of a small fine these days?If it came to that and we got a small fine, I think City would likely accept that rather than appeal. It’d be the same as CAS.