give it to gordon
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Maybe but in every fans eyes it will be
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PL charge City for alleged breaches of financial rules
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Maybe but in every fans eyes it will be
west didsblue
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And he appears to be creating a narrative that we will get off with it in spite of being guilty so he can perpetuate the slur after we are vindicated. Transparent as fuck.Sounds like he's trying to be clever by arguing with his alter ego and giving us the impression that he isn't Magic Hat!
Cobwebcat
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Possibly but that’s another question. City could settle and state they do not accept they are guilty of anything.It is in the eyes of our accusers.
My personal opinion is that there is more pressure on the PL than City right now but it feels the other way around.
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Think that ship has long sailed whatever the outcome.It is in the eyes of our accusers.
Why do some people think that the whole period up to 2024 is being investigated rather than 2009-2018?
The investigation only covers the first two seasons under Pep.
Because the charges cover 2009-2023, the panel covers all the charges inc. non coop.
The non cooperation charges were issued because the PL was investigating up to 2023 but (in their opinion at least) got blocked from doing so. Also they are serious charges (and theoretically harsh punishments) even if people think they’re lesser than the main financial charges.
Only if it is a minor fine for non-cooperation and the PL state unequivocally that there is no evidence for any of the other stuff.Is a negotiated settlement still possible?
Come on your not that naive.Possibly but that’s another question. City could settle and state they do not accept they are guilty of anything.
Not per se but is likely to be interpreted as such in many quarters.A settlement isn’t an acceptance of guilt.
He's a good poster and I think the pile on is over the top to be honest. As you say, his only crime is that he's a bit misinformed but nowhere near as much as some of the other whoppers we've come across during this process.
Sorry, I don't think the reaction has been over the top at all. It's not even close to the top imo.
Read that particular paragraph again. The reaction is well and truly deserved.
Not if it’s the biggest deduction in the history of English football. A minor fine, ok, but for 20 points we would have to accept guilt for something.A settlement isn’t an acceptance of guilt.