PL charge City for alleged breaches of financial rules

[airfrance7]

Are we actually going to start banning these 'journalists' from the ground now, surely theres no way we can allow them back in after all this?

It’s not just journalists. Can we also ban Carragher, Neville and Tyler too! Snakes.

 

[Dave Ewing's Back 'eader]

Happy birthday!

Im simply asking, as mondays go, when was the last time u felt so bad

I never feel too well when we concede. I got the ko time mixed up on Sunday and checked the matchday centre to see the starting eleven and get told we've gifted 'Arry 'Otspur another goal.

 

[Bluebeemer]

If Manchester City are found guilty, league must make an example of them​

HENRY WINTER

And the extensive urban redevelopment in East Manchester on the back of the Abu Dhabi/City? Is Winter suggesting that PL send in the bulldozers to flatten the hundreds of houses, sports facilities and community centres that have been built as a direct result of the Abu Dhabi funds. In addition thousands of Mancunians have had their lives uplifted, whether City fans or inhabitants of East Manchester.
Winter's abysmal standard of journalism belongs in Putin's Moscow.

 

[blue for life]

They all have us guilty don’t they? Bloke on the 5 Live phone in now has at last called out racism!!! Hurrah!

 

[neel]

Im not anymore. Will see who wants to play for the club and who doesnt. If they dont they can fuk off.

If your Jude with no prior affiliation to city , wouldn’t you think twice before making move due to this false narrative and noise everywhere ?

 

[GaudinoMotors]

Business as usual. All will be well.

I never realised how much City were prepared to divulge to CAS but weren't allowed to.

We need to get behind the lads these next few weeks, make it a real bear pit.

All I know is this as serious as it gets, in terms of them coming to bury us, but we do have the evidence to answer it all back.

The players had no knowledge of any such charges prior to Spurs.

They were just shit.

As I said earlier - a much appreciated and needed post Tolm.

Although - good in a way to hear "business as usual", I do feel we now need to be on a war footing - all of us including the club and how it treats the media and FA whilst all this is going on.

 

[Colin Bells Boots]

That guy is like a shit that won't flush.

Bit like the media whores

 

[OrigamiNinja]

Financial sport expert on with Jordan & White at 10.30. I'm going to listen in on that.

I bet he’s been invited on to give a fair and impartial view on it.

 

[rowarta]

I've just been the the last 2 Buxton FC home matches, unknowingly I've been acclimatizing to what may happen in the future :-)

 

[bobbyowenquiff]

It was a good listen and appreciate you doing it, although I was a bit surprised when, at around the 50-minute mark, you described City’s statement as “silly and not true” and your co-host chipped in that the club’s response has been “laughable”.

Each to their own and all that but felt like a dream sound bite for our many, many haters.

Also, now you’ve had a bit longer to reflect, do you still think this is “completely unconnected” to the government’s White Paper?

I may be in a minority but I also thought City's response was poor. The sarcastic tone was stupid given the situation and will not do us any favours in the long-term. We now have to present our case to an independent panel and the tone we adopt will influence the outcome. A flippant tone is a very bad idea. I would have liked a strong statement which just made it clear that we rejected the allegations and had very strong evidence to disprove them.