I agree he has said nothing wrong and neither did he leading up to CAS, but he wasn't quoted in the media as an expert before CAS. Now he seems not so confident he is quoted, fits the agenda maybe. The big word in all this is "if";-)He’s not said anything wrong. If we are found guilty, it’s a more serious breech than Everton’s. The PL are accusing us of committing fraud.
City remain confident that we will be exonerated, so hopefully we will never find out what the punishment would have been.
Don't forget their pet poodle "spursy" who gets his belly tickled when he's been a good boy.The PL are the 3 red shirt clubs. They always have been. Remember that.
The panel won’t call it that, but it is essentially what they are saying.If City have committed fraud then that is firmly outside the remit of any premier league panel. The Guardian actually made that exact point.
Read his post again and then go look at that year’s league tableSeriously?
He just talks like a lawyer. There isn’t enough information in the public eye for any of us to know what is actually going on. They’re all best guesses.I agree he has said nothing wrong and neither did he leading up to CAS, but he wasn't quoted in the media as an expert before CAS. Now he seems not so confident he is quoted, fits the agenda maybe. The big word in all this is "if";-)
At least fanny wipes will be doing a roaring trade today.There's a definite lack of backbone in some of today's posts.
There's a definite lack of backbone in some of today's posts.
If all staff/players took siege mentality and decided to stay would relegation be that damaging? We would be still be in the champions league and would come straight back up.
I agree they are playing to the crowd, but there are multiple crowds out there. One is the morons you're referring to in which case they can all sit around and jerk each other off. But believe it or not there are some smart people out and about as well who see the ridiculousness of trying to use Everton's breach as some sort of referendum on City. Fortunately, in the real world it doesn't work that way. They can clickbait themselves into infinity but it won't have an ounce of impact on if we're exonerated or not and it won't keep them from looking like the ignorant simpletons that they are...I disagree as regards them looking stupid, they're playing to the crowd, this is what the red shirts and their fans want. To be fair, in a quiet, International week, it's great for the scummy press and generates clicks/sales.
Yes - more likely to have a WhatsApp group set up for that kind of sharing.Well he’s not ‘within City’, he’s an external lawyer.
And if you think he or anyone in his chambers is giving TH a text with inside info then you’re respectfully behind help.
C'mon fella, grow a set...my Lord...If all staff/players took siege mentality and decided to stay would relegation be that damaging? We would be still be in the champions league and would come straight back up.
Seriously?Pssssst, I think they're kidding. ;-)
I trust Khadoon in everything he says, I think we will clear out name. I’m just playing out a scenario…C'mon fella, grow a set...my Lord...
The piece is by Sam Wallace.Finally, finally....an in-depth look at what Everton's defence was and how ridiculous it became. It's an article on the Telegraph site, won't link as you need a subscription, and it shows that Everton had lots of assistance from the PL for a long period to ensure that they didn't fail. They ignored it. They then came up with increasingly bizarre explanations after admitting they had.
One of the most outlandish ones, it actually defies credulity, is that they should be allowed 10 mill off because they didn't sue a player who had been investigated for child sex offences. Although never charged or named he is no longer at the club but their case was that if they sued him it would affect his mental health. The panel decided they would never have received that money under any circumstances.
They were brazen. They broke the rules. I don't feel sorry for them. These were rules they voted in and their fans were happy to vote in pre-Moshiri.Finally, finally....an in-depth look at what Everton's defence was and how ridiculous it became. It's an article on the Telegraph site, won't link as you need a subscription, and it shows that Everton had lots of assistance from the PL for a long period to ensure that they didn't fail. They ignored it. They then came up with increasingly bizarre explanations after admitting they had.
One of the most outlandish ones, it actually defies credulity, is that they should be allowed 10 mill off because they didn't sue a player who had been investigated for child sex offences. Although never charged or named he is no longer at the club but their case was that if they sued him it would affect his mental health. The panel decided they would never have received that money under any circumstances.
First time ever Scousers have admitted guilt, accepted responsibility and took the blame for something.Him and the rest of the gobshites want to worry about their own club before pointing the finger at ours. They've admitted guilt, cheated and been punished bang to rights. Glass houses and all that.
City.
Newcastle.
Chelsea.
Everton.
Burnley.
Sheffield United.
Wolves.
It's a growing voting block within the Premier League, and the red shirts are fearful of it.