PL charge City for alleged breaches of financial rules

[GRB]

Thank you!

 

[halfcenturyup]

A colon is doubly useful.

As anyone with half a colon will tell you,

 

[mancity2012_eamo]

Fair play to him for looking at this situation with a bit of sense.

I’d imagine Sam knows the seedy side of football inside out.

 

[Eds]

I don't regard it as necessarily anti-semitic but it's a lazy trope to suggest that Levy is Jewish and therefore by definition hates Arab Muslims. Levy's problem is that he spends fuck all on his team whereas we spend every available penny, and it shows him up.

I would say your comment is exactly why it’s anti semitic.

 

[Coatigan]

Or that they had already provided everything that was needed and there was nothing left to give.

Sure, that too. Not really the point though.

 

[John Wayne]

Not always been his biggest fan, but fair play to Sam Allardyce for voicing some support for us this week. Makes a change to hear someone not just trotting out the type of uninformed shite that we've endured from the likes of Simon Jordan and Gabby Agbonlahor in the last few days:

Speaking to William Hill and Footy Accumulators’ No Tippy Tappy Football, a series in which Sam Allardyce and host Natalie Pike are joined by a special guest each week to discuss the big stories surrounding the 2022/23 Premier League and beyond, Allardyce said: “Of course there is jealousy – all the other clubs will be rubbing their hands together wanting Man City to be found guilty, as we’ve seen in the press.

“Football has always been unfair. The fact that if you have more fans, you have more money to spend, that’s what it was like when I played. The ones that had the most fans had the most money, and that’s how they grew. Football is a business now; as long as it’s the right money coming in, why not welcome it?

“It seems like the owners and the chief executives want City kicked out of the league which is not the right thing to do. I hope they aren’t found guilty and prove the other side and come out on top.”

Never should have been sacked as England manager! :)

 

[spacecadet]

When the gloves come off, maybe Lord Pannick KC could quietly ask them why have my clients never had a controversial VAR decision go their way versus dippers or rags, home or away? Despite being the best side by a country mile for a decade. It doesn't add up, OR does it?

 

[LucahArchie10]

My word, you don’t often see an apology from any media source about a player’s supposed unrest. Well spotted;)

Think you will find this is the start, more will pull away from the story's in the next few weeks

All the damage & shit has been spread all orchestrated by the cartel cnuts

After Peps voice today no fucking nice nice its prisoners at all costs

Those 9 clubs will be bummed thats what I believe

Pep definitely has a bad bone for Levy otherwise others would have got it

Maybe Levy is the fucking riringleader

100%

 

[jimharri]

Not always been his biggest fan, but fair play to Sam Allardyce for voicing some support for us this week. Makes a change to hear someone not just trotting out the type of uninformed shite that we've endured from the likes of Simon Jordan and Gabby Agbonlahor in the last few days:

Speaking to William Hill and Footy Accumulators’ No Tippy Tappy Football, a series in which Sam Allardyce and host Natalie Pike are joined by a special guest each week to discuss the big stories surrounding the 2022/23 Premier League and beyond, Allardyce said: “Of course there is jealousy – all the other clubs will be rubbing their hands together wanting Man City to be found guilty, as we’ve seen in the press.

“Football has always been unfair. The fact that if you have more fans, you have more money to spend, that’s what it was like when I played. The ones that had the most fans had the most money, and that’s how they grew. Football is a business now; as long as it’s the right money coming in, why not welcome it?

“It seems like the owners and the chief executives want City kicked out of the league which is not the right thing to do. I hope they aren’t found guilty and prove the other side and come out on top.”

I'd say Allardyce is a no nonsense bloke. While his style of football is not particularly pretty (to put it mildly), he comes across as someone who calls things as he sees them. No bullshitting, no beating around the bush. He'll call a spade a spade.



And threaten to knock you into the middle of next week if you disagree!

 

[levets]

My understanding was that the ex employees used their old colleagues log ins and passwords.