That is a silly pedantic point. It is very obvious he did not mean sentence. So whether it is "know" or "my understanding" I doubt it matters. We don't know how Pep really feels about anything.
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Has to be. I would have thought so.
The bigger concern from the club if found guilty would be the inevitable numerous individual lawsuits coming our way from the likes of Liverpool, United, Spurs and Arsenal.
They would see a guilty verdict as a means to press further charges on an idea that we cost them money and titles.
Marvin.
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We know that Pep is confident in City's position re the 115 charges as he signed a contract extension. That's putting your money where your mouth is. Likewise Haaland and Marmoush.
And that's why there is little expectation that the PL will succeed in landing their punches.
And that's why there is little expectation that the PL will succeed in landing their punches.
Dodge
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If all else fails, I'm sure Trumps EPL Special Envoy will broker a ceasefire and Masters will be neutralised.
The US of A way.
Make Citeh great again.
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And ultimately keeping the starters fit and the fringe players involved and motivated is what won us the treble and what has seen us win head to head title races repeatedly.
Pep sees the big picture. Fans sometimes do not, especially when it comes to derbies.
Hope you’re well mate
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We do know how he feels. Pep has passionately defended the club from all comers since this lynching started. He has said many, many times that he believes the club has not acted inappropriately.
Go back and watch the numerous press conferences.
Sure let’s not believe the man who is closer to the truth than anyone but instead believe online leaks from unconfirmed sources.
Anyone who has genuine info on this case can easily open a new account and spill the details anonymously.
It’s rubbish and you know it.
False accounting is a criminal offence, like i said this is why im not concerned, if they had anything then the police would be involved
What on earth are you talking about? Why reply if you don't understand my post.
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Aren’t you already dead?
There is not a cat in hells chance theyd get close to making them stick
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Yes if the cartel are so convinced our owners are guilty why aren't the authorities involved.
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I understand perfectly. Don’t start getting snarky when challenged.
You don’t believe pep knows anything. I disagree. Splitting hairs over his choice of words is nonsense.
Sure let’s all pretend to know the inner workings of the club’s hierarchy.
Even better let’s all pretend we know from “trusted sources” how the case is going.
I believe Khaldoon and Pep know how the case is going. I don’t believe anyone outside of the inner circle knows anything hence the nonsense leaks we get daily.
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On the two previous occasions City were awaiting the hangman's noose, Khaldoon absolutely knew what the outcomes would be.
He back channelled the fuck out of the first "pinch", dealing directly with Platini, Infantino and the French President.
He expected and gamed out the entire second Champions League ban and record fine from Lemetre and his mob, refusing to acknowledge their independence and integrity.
He absolutely knew at CAS how the chips had fallen and how Ceferin had proved a powerful ally.
He absolutely knew City had to drag out the Premier League witch-hunt, eventually allowing us before an independent, competent panel, to debate ONLY the law.
Khaldoon has too much power and influence not to know when it concerns the reputation of Abu Dhabi and his bosses.
Whether it be the security services, government or even the person who cleans the offices at the Premier League, he's spent £50m to be the ultimate ITK.
He back channelled the fuck out of the first "pinch", dealing directly with Platini, Infantino and the French President.
He expected and gamed out the entire second Champions League ban and record fine from Lemetre and his mob, refusing to acknowledge their independence and integrity.
He absolutely knew at CAS how the chips had fallen and how Ceferin had proved a powerful ally.
He absolutely knew City had to drag out the Premier League witch-hunt, eventually allowing us before an independent, competent panel, to debate ONLY the law.
Khaldoon has too much power and influence not to know when it concerns the reputation of Abu Dhabi and his bosses.
Whether it be the security services, government or even the person who cleans the offices at the Premier League, he's spent £50m to be the ultimate ITK.
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He meant to say "as long as he was dead."
Cute story bro but what’s his itk tier number ?
They must be waiting for the outcome of our enquiries before they look at it
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Ceferin is a slime ball though
Man City boss Pep Guardiola hits back at UEFA chief Aleksander Ceferin FFP comments: 'He has to respect the process'
In February 2020, City were initially banned from the Champions League for two seasons for breaking FFP rules; suspension was lifted after appeal at CAS; in Premier League case, City alleged to have broken 115 financial rules over nine seasons; City unequivocally deny the allegations