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[Cobwebcat]

Finally - after 3 hours got to the end!!!

All I want to know is who do we boo at now Eufa or ESL?

There is no Eufa concentrate on UEFA and the ESL ;-)

 

[citytill1die84]

I honestly don’t think we’re going to back out. The money involved is just to good to turn down for our owners.

Ye me neither mate, fucking fuming :(

 

[hammocity]

The US banks wouldn't be pumping billions into it if they didn't think so. The ESL will dwarf anything gone before it.

Having WhatsApp my friends golf group today, all City or Rags there's not one who will pay to watch on TV and out of 14 of us who go to games not one will pay. I can't see it going ahead.

 

[WestGorton]

Fucking politicians make me laugh. They don't get so worked up about child poverty. Fucking jackals. It's not political no matter what your view is.

 

[BeerIsTheBest]

Let us translate that now:

We, the 12 clubs, will get infinitely more money and we will buy all the good players from the sorry clubs who are not a founding member. But hey you are getting money right? So football is saved I guess..

Also did I mention that this is kind of permanent where we, the 12 fucking clubs, are always safe regardless of how incompetent the club is run. Bad luck to the rest of you suckers.

It’s right that this twat is wearing a mask.

 

[Jam Tomorrow]

It was going there anyway under Khaldoon, or anyone else. LOok at the top 6 clubs. They are all involved. ALl the clubs are the same. The Evertons and West Hams would have accepted like a shot and the Premier League and Champions League are all completely money oriented.

We're not supporting a football club now that represents a City and a people, we're supporting a brand a customer experience.

Fed up with it all and thishas triggered me basically because I am tired. The CAS/UEFA spat was draining and here we are starting down that route again.

yep same here, absolutely fucking tired and fed up of these constant battles. The Uefa/CAS scrap started in about October 2018 and took UEFA until Feb 2020 to kick us out. Obviously we won our appeal in June 2020 after being branded cheats. But there has seldom been a period of calm all the way back to Franny Lee take over battle. Owners with assets frozen, previous chairman paying wages etc etc now this mother of all shitshows. When you throw in VAR, all seater atmosphere free stadiums, a pandemic, players earning in a week what it would take me or you ten years to earn it makes you wonder if it’s all worth it.

 

[Cityzen_89]

I honestly don’t think we’re going to back out. The money involved is just to good to turn down for our owners.

I hope they have got good security as I feel this could get ugly. People have put up with a lot of shit this last 12 months with COVID etc and I imagine that taking away our bread and butter may push a few over the edge and be the final nail in the coffin.

 

[west didsblue]

Hello all. Lyon fan here. I have a question, if you may. Why the fuck did your club jump into this giant mess ? I mean, you didn't have any interest to join, and you would be way more comfortable with the like of Bayern and Psg , playing the good guys. You don't have money issues like the debt full Spanish, so what happened ?

Because the other 5 biggest clubs in our league were doing it and we didn't want to miss out. If the 5 top German or French teams were involved, don't think for a second that Bayern or PSG wouldn't have joined them.

 

[Marvin]

From a City supporting POV, I didn’t think it could get any worse than sweating on that CAS appeal last year, yet our club has managed to somehow Top Trump that. Typical City eh?

This time we've got Real Madrid, Man Utd, Liverpool, SPurs, Arsenal, Chelsea with us. We aren't going to be ruined. I'm saddened though that the game i loved has gone.

 

[Shaelumstash]

Hello all. Lyon fan here. I have a question, if you may. Why the fuck did your club jump into this giant mess ? I mean, you didn't have any interest to join, and you would be way more comfortable with the like of Bayern and Psg , playing the good guys. You don't have money issues like the debt full Spanish, so what happened ?

Seems to be like PSG and Bayern were set to join but have got cold feet because of the backlash.

City were the last to join and it seems pretty clear we were hesitant to do so.

I think the plan from the board is, we can have more of an influence from the inside than on the outside.

It’s clear the club has no love for UEFA, and being part of the SL gives us more leverage over them to make sure we get treated fairly in the future.

I don’t expect City to play in the SL.