PL charge City for alleged breaches of financial rules

jimmygrimblesboots said:
If the premier league had cast iron evidence these charges would have been nipped in the bud months ago , but i suspect they do not have anything and the 115 charges were just mud slinging on behalf of the demands of "certain" clubs.
The onus is on the Premier league to gather info and evidence and the level of financial corruption they are claiming would mean our sponsors and asscociates would have to open their business dealing and accounts to the Premier league , this will never happen , hence we will be charged and found guilty of non-co-operation similar to the CAS verdict.
We will be fined and because we will be found guilty of one of the charges our club will be labelled cheats by all and sundry , but it will not change the record books , there will be no asterisks and the Dipper and Rags will not be given any of our titles.
Then we can continue to enjoy Pep's remaining years and the unbelievable football we play and dominate european football and build the club into one of the biggest in europe , FFP was the only hope of stopping us and its failed miserably.
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hello said:
The thing about that, is if that's what they demand then that should be prerequisite to all premier league sponsors, so the likes of nike, adidas, terrorist money launderers, Rwanda gov, all the fucking betting companies etc need to be willing to open their books to the pl on demand as part of the sponsorship. If it was done as a requirement the pl might have a case to ask, as it isnt they would be told to fuck off by every single company under the sun so the non compliance shit is a bullshit as the financial fraud.
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Agree 100% , the Premier league have bitten off more than they can chew , they need info that multi national companies are just not going to give them to prove us guilty , who the f*ck at the Premier league thought this was a good idea ? Heads will roll in a few months time because they have over stepped the mark , they are not judge and jury when it comes to looking into financial matters of massive companies , they have no power and no juristriction.
Maybe they should concentrate on the club across the road where their Yank owners have put the club over a billion in debt.
 
“Guilty”, “Not Guilty” and “Charges” are emotionally charged terms to inflate the situation and make the unwashed masses think we’ve broken the law and are evil when really we broke some specific rules that the company in charge invented they made to ensure those at the top remain there. We’re not guilty of anything of that I’m 100% sure.

The whole thing is a circus!
 
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jimmygrimblesboots said:
Agree 100% , the Premier league have bitten off more than they can chew , they need info that multi national companies are just not going to give them to prove us guilty , who the f*ck at the Premier league thought this was a good idea ? Heads will roll in a few months time because they have over stepped the mark , they are not judge and jury when it comes to looking into financial matters of massive companies , they have no power and no juristriction.
Maybe they should concentrate on the club across the road where their Yank owners have put the club over a billion in debt.
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We all know that that huge debt is OK though in the eyes of the Premier League. It really is ridiculous.
 
Colin Bells Boots said:
Let's be honest their recruitment of players has been a monumental fuck-up and massive waste of money which was obviously to everybody but the useless twats that they have put their trust in.

They are a long way from turning the shite around to pose a serious threat although employing people who are clearly better is going to be a bonus for them.

The complete infestation of their fan base by anybody with absolutely no connection to Manchester won't change the dynamics, as they will still represent the worst kind of gloryhunters and hangers-on, so trying to make them Manchester centric is an impossible task.
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Manchester United's squad last year were the "most expensive ever assembled" in football, says a Uefa report.

The European Club Finance and Investment Landscape report says United's players at the end of their 2023 financial year cost 1.42bn euros (£1.21bn) in combined transfer fees.

The 2020 Real Madrid squad were previously the most costly at £1.13bn.

But yet it's debtless City who're apparently the FFP/PSR cheats ruining football. ¯⁠\⁠_⁠(⁠⊙⁠_⁠ʖ⁠⊙⁠)⁠_⁠/⁠¯

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/68274866
 
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