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PL charge City for alleged breaches of financial rules
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1961_vintage
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There is nothing quite so unedifying as the sense of absolute desperation that is coming at us from all quarters.
And there is nothing quite so comforting than seeing your enemy with all their weakness and inadequacy laid before you.
Pitiful.
And there is nothing quite so comforting than seeing your enemy with all their weakness and inadequacy laid before you.
Pitiful.
OrigamiNinja
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It’s a shame it has taken being docked 10 points for Everton fans to see FFP for what it is. Or it took Newcastle being taken over by the Saudis for them to see it. WE (City fans) told all of you what FFP was and what it was being used for, but fans of other clubs wouldn’t have it. We were paranoid and/or cheats that deserved to be punished. It was turkeys voting for Christmas and unfortunately a club (possibly City, Everton or Chelsea) are going to end up being royally fucked, all because too many clubs in the Prem decided to pander to the red shirts, who clearly couldn’t give a flying fuck about the rest of us.Oh yeah. Just seems to have popped up again and gone into overdrive since our deduction. It's slowly turning into the City and Chelsea show when the focus needs to stay on us.
Best we could do between the 3 clubs is get the lawyers together and go after the PL. I'd honestly love for us to air everyone elses dirty laundry too, expose the corruption of other clubs and the league.
Stoned Rose
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Ask them about the huge Spurs scandal in the 90s when Spurs were initially given a twelve point deduction. eventually overturned and just a fine instead. Ask them who they robbed of trophies those years?
Not aware of this JT. Do tell…..
They’ve done that twice. Khaldoon has stated that they have irrefutable evidence of our innocence. Don’t you read the website!Yeah I know, but there's nothing wrong with coming out and saying we're innocent and reinforcing that message. Instead of the relative silence.
What more do you want the club to say whilst the issue is ongoing
Tommy_Catons_Perm
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Ask what is charge #1 and what is the sanction? Repeat for the next 114.Thick rag just text me saying. As per fa case law only the balance of probability is required. So if we’re probably guilty we are! There’s just no talking to these thick fuckers!
halfcenturyup
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Who made that shit up.
Eugene! The scally.
Colin Bells Boots
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They’ve done that twice. Khaldoon has stated that they have irrefutable evidence of our innocence. Don’t you read the website!
What more do you want the club to say whilst the issue is ongoing
We're still innocent !
Every day maybe. :)We're still innocent !
It’s a shame it has taken being docked 10 points for Everton fans to see FFP for what it is. Or it took Newcastle being taken over by the Saudis for them to see it. WE (City fans) told all of you what FFP was and what it was being used for, but fans of other clubs wouldn’t have it. We were paranoid and/or cheats that deserved to be punished. It was turkeys voting for Christmas and unfortunately a club (possibly City, Everton or Chelsea) are going to end up being royally fucked, all because too many clubs in the Prem decided to pander to the red shirts, who clearly couldn’t give a flying fuck about the rest of us.
Its not this. We got onto it about 4 or 5 years ago when we had to start restricting spending already as we were making big losses. The owner was happy enough to carry on spending but couldnt. We have been moaning for years that it was a closed shop.