It never fails to amaze me that a negative (ish) post can have a domino effect and all of a sudden posters are questioning our ownership who have made all of our dreams come true….we certainly have seen things in our lifetime that we never thought we would be possible.
If (and it’s a big IF) we have somehow broken the rules….the cartel have been out to get and stop us from day one and have changed the rules on numerous occasions
……not for the good of football in general but for their own self interest.
City are treated differently from any other club both in the media and from administration point of view.
Where is/was the outcry when :
- Abramovic was bank rolling Chelsea.
- Chelsea manipulating their finances by selling two hotels.
- Chelsea admitting previous financial irregularities when the present ownership took over.
- United recently failing FFP
- United offshore tax avoidance accounts.
- Liverpool writing off £50 off on new stadium plans that didn’t happen.
- Liverpool hacking our database.
- Tottenhams owners insider trading.
I have no doubt City have used every possible legal trick in the book to circumvent the rules, the same as any other sensible set of owners would do.
At the very worst….if we are found guilty, is the fact that our owners used their own money to invest in the club because of the unscrupulous tactics of the Cartel.
So in the unlikely event that the Cartel led Premier League are able to somehow make some of the ‘mud stick’ and we are found to be guilty on some technicality, we need to look at the wider picture and ask how were we supposed to compete with the closed shop that is the Cartel that tries to prevent investment and is only interested in what it/they can take out of football.
We have the Newcastle example where the drawbridge has been closed and the richest club in the world are left on the outside and maybe having to sell their best players to meet FFP.
I am certainly not going to turn on our owners whatever the outcome.