Mazzarelli's Swiss Cheese
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I think you are right and we will be painted as the villain either way.
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PL charge City for alleged breaches of financial rules
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It’s all our fault. We were responsible for Heysel too, the Burnden Park disaster and the total eclipse.I think you are right and we will be painted as the villain either way.
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The irony being that they'll still invite City into the Super League.If City heavily win, it will open the door back up for the Super League, as the big clubs will claim incompetence in the current management of the league.
If City heavily lose, the legal wrangle it will create, between City the league and all the other clubs, will probably last for more than a decade.
The Premier League has backed itself into a corner it will struggle to get out of.
And the Super League will in no time be loaded for the benefit of 3 or 4 clubs. For the rest it will like turkeys voting for Christmas.The irony being that they'll still invite City into the Super League.
When will the Premier League realise that it’s the richest and most powerful league in the world and the best way to retain that position is allow inward investment and remove PSR rules?
Gingers Dad
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When Liverpool and utd get inward investment again?And the Super League will in no time be loaded for the benefit of 3 or 4 clubs. For the rest it will like turkeys voting for Christmas.
When will the Premier League realise that it’s the richest and most powerful league in the world and the best way to retain that position is allow inward investment and remove PSR rules?
It would be a nightmare mate,Wont do me one iota of harm at all. In fact it will have zero impact on my life or watching city.
Think of the Season Ticket holders who can't be arsed going now and meeting the minimum game criteria.
It would go up with 23 home league games :-)
mancity2012_eamo
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Has he watched us this season?Mrs KS met a guy from M/cr at a wedding. She told him she could not speak to him unless he answered her question correctly: Red or Blue?
Blue, he said, but it was more fun when we were crap.
Fair enough.
bigA
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We'd probably get blamed for wiping dinosaurs from the face of the earth as wellIt’s all our fault. We were responsible for Heysel too, the Burnden Park disaster and the total eclipse.
mexico1970
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If City heavily win, it will open the door back up for the Super League, as the big clubs will claim incompetence in the current management of the league.
If City heavily lose, the legal wrangle it will create, between City the league and all the other clubs, will probably last for more than a decade.
The Premier League has backed itself into a corner it will struggle to get out of.
They proved that football is a product and they genuinely thought that an institution that has been around for nearly a century and a half would be lead meekly into the neutering room without so much as a whimper.
Because we said no to the demands of the red tops the cartel got the PL to poison the well so from now on whatever happens the PL will never be trusted, even if we get closed down and they burn the stadium to the ground and make the wearing of our blue illegal they've killed it.
Because they have conclusively proved it's not a sport it's a business run by and for money men, no "Other" club or fan of those clubs will ever trust them again, they'll always be wondering "Are we next?".
Thats par for the courseSeems crazy but I'm expecting a scenario similar to what happened to professional golf. Gonna be bonkers.
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Seems crazy but I'm expecting a scenario similar to what happened to professional golf. Gonna be bonkers.
That makes sense. When you putt it like that.
surrounded by idiots
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Seems crazy but I'm expecting a scenario similar to what happened to professional golf. Gonna be bonkers.
I would love to know who is driving this, I would certainly tee off on them
mexico1970
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I would love to know who is driving this, I would certainly tee off on them
There wood be claret everywhere.
surrounded by idiots
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There wood be claret everywhere.
Props for the claret reference
xgorton
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Makes you feel a bit under par.Seems crazy but I'm expecting a scenario similar to what happened to professional golf. Gonna be bonkers.
gordondaviesmoustache
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Seems crazy but I'm expecting a scenario similar to what happened to professional golf. Gonna be bunkers.
GaudinoMotors
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Knew you'd chip in.Seems crazy but I'm expecting a scenario similar to what happened to professional golf. Gonna be bonkers.
manimanc
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Gonna be rough.Seems crazy but I'm expecting a scenario similar to what happened to professional golf. Gonna be bonkers.
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The way I feel right now I personally.don't think a season in the championship or league 1 would do us any harm..
Club can then reset and we become the City I love again .
That's a conclusion I am rapidly coming to as well.