Elbow beards
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Oh that's very handy for 'em.
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PL charge City for alleged breaches of financial rules
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HaalandEffect
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manimanc
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Of course not. Whilst txiki and khaldoon and Sheik Mansour was busy fiddling accounts and making sponsors up, Omar was sat in the canteen playing candy crush.There’s a times article that states he wouldn’t have been involved in any of the alleged rule breaks.
You have to love the times for their absolute bolshy front and absolute bullshit they come out with.
Martyn Ziegler written the piece I think or had something to do with it.
blue b4 the moon
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Erm I think you'll find that investment has happened in all of those red shirt clubs too, maybe not Arab investment but investment all the same.
Ha ha ha, of course he wouldn’tThere’s a times article that states he wouldn’t have been involved in any of the alleged rule breaks.
Rory Bluelow
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There's another one....
Someone should ask for the minutes/notes of the private meeting United and Liverpool had with Richard Masters before giving him his job. That sock puppet is a walking disaster so clearly his appointment wasn’t based on his job skills. He won’t survive the fallout from City’s case even if he lasts that long.
r.soleofsalford
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My current favourite comment.
If the PL can’t prove City’s charges it means they have got away with it !!!
Wtf
Where did you hear that.
Ooh I dunno as Khaldoon said we see everything and know everything or words to that effect in one of his interviews .I wish we had some naughty secret on rivals accounts ready to be dropped at the right time. probably we have fuck all on them.
the-ecstacy-of-eight
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Great film, but nah, Tony gets a few licks in with his "little friend" before he goes down (pretty spectacularly).Prefer Scarface's ending, with Richard Masters taking Pachino's role.
I'd prefer all those who've wronged us in this trumped-up witch-hunt to be simultaneously taken down by our hitmen when they least expect it, ideally whilst one or two of them are paying a visit to "massage parlours" (so that their names are dragged through the mud a little); whilst at the same moment Khaldoon is on live TV holding a press conference discussing the verdict with a cold-as-ice look on his face.