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I've explained previously. Hopefully it's all forgotten & he'll remain.

Jack seriously pissed off the club last summer & his form's suffered this season as a result. However, he's returned to the form he showed last season, so I hope both he & the club can put the past behind them & move forward. If a decision to cash in has been made, then so be it. Jack leaves...

And the 115 breaches mood music which will mainly affect City, seems to be changing just as these new proposals are due to be refined & voted on... Purely by coincidence. They're so fuckin blatant, it's sickening.

At this rate, he'll end up with more colours than Joseph's Technicolour Dreamcoat... :-)

I think the sticking point maybe the PL (& UEFA before them) wanting access to ADUG, Etisalat & Etihad's internal accounts & bank statements to prove our liability. All three are outside Europe's jurisdiction, so I'd suppose they may have asked City to provide the material, City told them to...

You've not considered a word I've said. I've stepped away from the semantics long ago, so I could gain a better global overview. I find it increasingly difficult to get past why the authorities haven't drawn down on City, & also the non-legal language the PL have carefully used when...

This exactly...

Sorry, but in my opinion you're perpetuating the hyperbole being spread by the Red Top Mafia & Spuds, & their client media by not highlighting the several inarguable fundamentals that will kill these breaches dead. Finally we're getting to the crux of these matters. UEFA all but accused us of...

This is EXACTLY where all this hyperbole is driving City fans insane, instead of pointing out a few crucial fundamentals. To verify their accusations against City, the PL will need access to the accounts of companies based in the UAE. Fat chance of getting those! Now someone mentioned part of...

Because my club is apparently under mortal threat, & supposed City fans are adding to the bullshit we're facing. I'm a realist who likes to be told how things are. The crucial point always being avoided is: No police. No HMRC. No SFO. No accusation of fraud. Nothing. Why? Before we get...

As Real found out during their Galactico period, having all the best players doesn't translate into having the best team. I'll see if I can find which series it was again. It was on one of Sky's (Virgin Media) minor sport channels. It's best others see footage of those legendary teams in big...

It's an important point being that the authorities were made aware of the Der Spiegel claims as far back as November 2018. My unanswered question to him is why haven't the authorities descended on the Etihad to impound our documents & devices? This is an alleged multi-million pound fraud...

I'm quite happy to die on this one in defence of Manchester City Football Club. Enjoy your day.

My posts are in response to your continued hyperbole which I've characterised because you've completely overlooked the following: No police. No HMRC. No SFO. No accusation of fraud. Nothing. Why? I'm aware of the disclosure process, yet some say we're facing non-cooperation charges which...

I thought the very same until I saw an El Classico match, the CL final vs ManUre & another La Liga match. When I compared the City team of 2-3 years ago, it's only then that I realised how good we actually were in comparison to Pep's best at Barça. Messi included... Guardiola has rewritten...

This is the crucial point. Who's mostly affected by a possible £530m squad spending limit? City. Who'll be unintentionally dragged into being affected by a possible £530m squad spending limit? ManUre. Who'll be comfortably inside a possible £530m squad spending limit? ArseAnal, Dippers, Spuds...

So seeing as much of this info is already in the public domain, what are HMRC, the SFO & the police waiting for? Like the recent situation with Angela Rayner, why haven't we been reported by someone and/or had our collar felt yet because the authorities have become aware of City's potential...

Well most can see this process for what it is. We could've had terms of agreement to ensure we washed up our tea mugs after use at the Etihad. Technically it's an agreement between two parties, but I'd love them to take us to a civil court on this basis. Not washing up our tea mugs maybe...

No doubt, but the question remains why aren't we in a civil court then, instead of the PL's kangaroo court?

I'm not getting into splitting hairs. City fans have been through enough, myself included. Once I took a step back & took a global overview of these breaches, the thing that screams out is no mention of fraud, when that's essentially what we're being accused of. Given the choice of going...