PL charge City for alleged breaches of financial rules

[HelloCity]

City don't think this will last beyond the year.

It's unravelling and had holes torn all the way through it.

Happy days.

I needed to hear this.

 

[Silva&Silva]

City don't think this will last beyond the year.

It's unravelling and had holes torn all the way through it.

Happy days.

The Premier League have already done what they set out to do, a hatchet job on our reputation.

 

[Manc in London]

Where I don't have any sympathy is with his part in the 115 charges which could have been whittled down and presented completely differently, for example as the one or two actual issues that may be open to discussion. He wasn't strong enough to close this thing whilst, at the same time, managing expectations and that will be the end of him eventually.

It was as if that press release was signed off by the CEOs at the big clubs (and Spurs).

 

[mattcity5]

Masters has completely washed his hands of it. Khaldoon, ever the diplomat, was still able to get his message across.

Surprisingly, perhaps, Chelsea's own executive were also in our corner.

There's a few clubs that seem to have moved across to our side now aren't there? I think Burnley have. Pretty sure Sheffield United won't want to sour their relationship with us either ahead of their return to the top flight. Maybe one or two others are with us now also?

 

[Manc in London]

I have no sympathy for Masters, a man out of his depth, he's nothing more than a front for Arsenal, Liverpool, Utd and Spurs. He looked as if he'd rather be anywhere other than the Etihad on Sunday.

He certainly did not show any emotion. Damned if he did, damned if he didn't

 

[mattcity5]

Masters is not very smart. He is out of his depth. How he got the job is a mystery but he was personally vetted by Directors of LFC and MUFC.

Well, he was 4th choice. Why the other 3 went I to discussions and then turned the role down is something that would be interesting to know.

 

[oldius]

Has something happened with this today?

 

[Superace]

City don't think this will last beyond the year.

It's unravelling and had holes torn all the way through it.

Happy days.

Better than any transfer news mate

 

[give it to gordon]

Masters is not very smart. He is out of his depth. How he got the job is a mystery but he was personally vetted by Directors of LFC and MUFC.

Wasnt he 3rd choice ?

 

[Manc in London]

Thats the bit that gets me. We have the best coach in the world. He's attracted top talent, our finances have been trickling down the other clubs and the PL product. (Haaland wouldnt be in this league if it wasnt for Pep).

Its clear this is all about getting Pep, stopping our success from becoming something that eclipses the red clubs.

Literally it feels like they just want Pep to go... Hence all the questions "when are you leaving Pep, will you leave, does this make you feel differently about leaving".
They known our success is the ultimate of football, you cannot achieve what he has again... Top manager, limitless finances (Within FFP), the same business mindset from top to bottom (Basically Pep has had his dream come true - fashion the team of his dreams, he couldnt achieve that anywhere else because of the politics of those clubs and money which only those clubs have)

So they want Pep gone, and where is he going to go? Maybe France make that league better? Spain again? whatever, this league loses out and on top of that a rival league might just eclipse what's happening here in the PL.

Meanwhile we go back to a red top league.

It is odd that English-based journalists who write about the game are desperate for Pep, the greatest manager in the world, to leave the Prem. I would suggest some in the press would seemingly rather we had more Sam Allardyce's and Tony Pullis' managing teams. Some journalists genuinely hate football.