If guilt of fraud there won’t be a settlement with the premier league. There would be huge sporting sanctions followed by arrests
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PL charge City for alleged breaches of financial rules
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bluemoon32
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God, i love this thread.
Over 6000 pages of people arguing that their guesses are truer than other peoples guesses ha
Over 6000 pages of people arguing that their guesses are truer than other peoples guesses ha
Centurions
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Then why read it, and even worse to my eyes, post it on here? At least Paddy Power are usually funny, that's just a bitter opposition fan making money off the idiots who want it to be true. And yes, I deleted the tweet, as damned if I'm going to repeat it....
Can’t wait for when we’re cleared. This whopper is gonna get bombarded on twitter until I’m blocked
Centurions
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The only surprising thing I found in there was that the line "unless there are further legal delays" didn't have "by Man City" appended to it.Not sure the tweets were to damage City. Having some successes in the APT case is wholesome praise the way the press has been going.
But yes, the shift of the narrative away from filing accounts that don't show a true and fair view (which absolutely is one of the allegations and is THE most serious) to Mancini (which should be time limited) and Toure (of which half should be time limited) is interesting. I read the actual article (linked for anyone who wants to read it) and the paragraph about the allegations has nine words about accounting and nearly 50 on Mancini and Toure. Almost as if the ground is being prepared for some non-disclosures to the PL and not the more serious stuff. It may mean something if you think Ziegler understands what he is writing about, but that is a stretch, imho.
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It will be nice for us to see us proven innocent.
But even that verdict won’t change the view from everyone else - they’ll still think we’re guilty, thanks to the media pushing that narrative.
No wonder City may go after journalists for libel and defamation.
But even that verdict won’t change the view from everyone else - they’ll still think we’re guilty, thanks to the media pushing that narrative.
No wonder City may go after journalists for libel and defamation.
No it wouldnt because with the best will in the world there is plenty and i mean plenty of other clubs, despite what the press want to tell you the pl doesnt revolve around the red tops and spurs there is plenty of other big clubs and it would go on absolutely fine if the esl was formed.I don't really get it. If they formed a super league without City, then City as a multi billion pound business would be pretty much destroyed.
Newman Noggs
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No it wouldnt because with the best will in the world there is plenty and i mean plenty of other clubs, despite what the press want to tell you the pl doesnt revolve around the red tops and spurs there is plenty of other big clubs and it would go on absolutely fine if the esl was formed.
I don't see the ESL as a problem provided that any English teams in it are not permitted to play in the domestic league as well.
If it is true that the case has been brought forward, surely that suggests its more likely to be good news
If we were fucked and we knew it, our legal team wouldn't be agreeing to this and would be doing everything they could to push it back further
If we were fucked and we knew it, our legal team wouldn't be agreeing to this and would be doing everything they could to push it back further
Fordyboy46
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Just the news that the media parasites wanted to hear, will be wall to wall City bashing for the next few months now