PL charge City for alleged breaches of financial rules

[The Stockport Iniesta]

Pisscan looks like he's just shit himself....Again!!

 

[raybo]

It all points to the PL repeating the mistakes of UEFA and making allegations against City with little or no evidence. The main purpose of this witchunt has been to undermine City driven by a hostile (and in come cases racist) media.
We still don't know why the PL would put its own reputation at risk to do this. When Richard Masters came in he had an opportinity to review this politically-motivated investigation and find a way to stop it and save some face.
Instead he chose to go nuclear. It's not clear why he did this but you can only assume he was under severe pressure from the Directors at MUFC and LFC who actually vetted his appointment. We still don't know why three other candidates (who were offered the PL job) pulled out. Perhaps part of the deal with Masters was that a condition of taking the job was that "he should do something about City." Something smells about the entire case.

Not just the racist, bigoted media, anti-City agenda is also driven by the YANK CARTEL. Below are articles you may find interesting:

Optus Sport

sport.optus.com.au

How the Premier League Became Dominated by U.S. Owners

American ownership in the English Premier League has advanced greatly in the last 20 years. Here's how teams were purchased, and rapid growth!

www.knupsports.com

Eamon Dunphy concerned by growing influence of American owners on Premier League

Money is the only thing driving American owners like Todd Boehly

www.buzz.ie

Do American Owners Understand the EPL Landscape? - Sports Conflict Institute

Jacksonville Jaguars’ owner Shad Khan recently purchased a controlling interest in an English Premier League (EPL) soccer club Fulham in a deal thought to be worth between $250-300 million. During the last decade Americans have acquired a controlling interest in three fabled clubs (Arsenal...

sportsconflict.org

If I don't post before Saturday, it wasn't suicide!

 

[bluedanza]

I saw the rat Delaney at Wembley in Sat. Sneaked into his seat in the press box amongst the city fans, 5 mins before kick off. He looked terrified and hardly dared to look up in case he met the eyes of any blue.
simpering coward of a man.

 

[manimanc]

I saw the rat Delaney at Wembley in Sat. Sneaked into his seat in the press box amongst the city fans, 5 mins before kick off. He looked terrified and hardly dared to look up in case he met the eyes of any blue.
simpering coward of a man.

He definitely signs a register. 200%.

 

[Brendan110_0]

He definitely signs a register. 200%.

Tut, tut, can't be inflating figures like that. We'll FFP it to 50%.

 

[dadnlad]

the hero on the left is only there because of that greedy git in the middle and the fans still worship him

 

[laserblue]

the hero on the left is only there because of that greedy git in the middle and the fans still worship him

Avram Glazer always looks a bit, er, 'special' to me.

 

[Bluechipblue]

Pisscan looks like he's just shit himself....Again!!

Looks like somebody needs to offer him a hard shoulder to cry on.

 

[dadnlad]

Avram Glazer always looks a bit, er, 'special' to me.

as in hard drive needs forensic examination

 

[I'm no cynic but...]

It's a great pity that the EPL couldn't investigate the running of the club during the Swales years, of how a club at the top of the league was ripped apart and brought to the edge of ruin. That would have been a more useful exercise, one that might have protected other clubs going our way and allowing asset strippers into the game. The EPL should really be thankful for what has happened in Sheik Mansour's ownership.