creditunionhero
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So so true,
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LongsightM13
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Forgot about that! A shining ethical example to us all.Good post. But you forgot to add the charges of sexism and bullying from 2014. Another ‘do as I say‘ merchant.
As for Gary Neville moaning about money in the game and fair competition, wasn’t it Salford who signed an SPFL striker when they were in the conference? Who have financially steamrollered all their rivals at every level? Just another hypocrite
MillionMilesAway
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He’s desperate for them to dock us enough points we lose the league. Obviously his beloved rags would miss out also, but so would the dippers and Chelsea so he’d be happy to take the hit. But it ain’t happening rat boy so do fuck off!
He's actually a Bristol fan, but I do wonder how this ties in with his board role for an American sports investment company. I may be a bit cynical, but I bet he has an interest - investing in a failing MU?
Wan Bissaka passing to a team-mate?.....That can't be true.So so true,
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That's a very weird take. He's a filthy goat feeding rag but the guy does care about football. points deduction isn't the answer but I don't believe for a second he's suggesting that because it could harm City.He’s desperate for them to dock us enough points we lose the league. Obviously his beloved rags would miss out also, but so would the dippers and Chelsea so he’d be happy to take the hit. But it ain’t happening rat boy so do fuck off!
Its never happening but if we entertain the possibility and say we start next season with a points deduction, so do the other 6 clubs. all it does is give the rest of the chasing pack a good shot at top 4 and Leicester a shot at a title, we would still be favourites to win it. If anything, a points deduction sees us punished the least.
Life’s too short - and it is a very positive piece!Oh you're in trouble now!
Agreed.That's a very weird take. He's a filthy goat feeding rag but the guy does care about football. points deduction isn't the answer but I don't believe for a second he's suggesting that because it could harm City.
Its never happening but if we entertain the possibility and say we start next season with a points deduction, so do the other 6 clubs. all it does is give the rest of the chasing pack a good shot at top 4 and Leicester a shot at a title, we would still be favourites to win it. If anything, a points deduction sees us punished the least.
But the "big 6" are their cash cows
andyhinch
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It’s also basically saying clubs that weren’t invited didn’t say yes to it, what a surprise that is.That's a very weird take. He's a filthy goat feeding rag but the guy does care about football. points deduction isn't the answer but I don't believe for a second he's suggesting that because it could harm City.
Its never happening but if we entertain the possibility and say we start next season with a points deduction, so do the other 6 clubs. all it does is give the rest of the chasing pack a good shot at top 4 and Leicester a shot at a title, we would still be favourites to win it. If anything, a points deduction sees us punished the least.
JGL07
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It was Adam Rooney who was playing for Aberdeen who have finished in the top-three or top four most seasons. Rooney went on a £4,000 a week contract with Salford in the Conference!Forgot about that! A shining ethical example to us all.
As for Gary Neville moaning about money in the game and fair competition, wasn’t it Salford who signed an SPFL striker when they were in the conference? Who have financially steamrollered all their rivals at every level? Just another hypocrite
LongsightM13
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“Dirteh Singaporean moneh”It was Adam Rooney who was playing for Aberdeen who have finished in the top-three or top four most seasons. Rooney went on a £4,000 a week contract with Salford in the Conference!
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