Gordyola
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Yeah found it in PL Handbook two different criteria, I wonder though if the club being sanctioned have a vote can’t see anything about that
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The Super League | FA + PL: New Charter & Fines | UEFA: Settlement
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Yeah found it in PL Handbook two different criteria, I wonder though if the club being sanctioned have a vote can’t see anything about that
Onholiday(somemightsay)
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Not me mate - I'm still absolutely fuming and gutted in equal measure............Everyone seems to be very quick to forgive.
Do you join with real, Barca and the dippers who hate us and ruin football
Or join PSG Bayern And Dortmund (who will want in but can’t say it) Who hate us to save football
Mathis isn’t our battle I’m afraid. We will stand to the side and watch
our battle was last year with uefa! Again why should we help them cunts.....they were happy to destroy us, only CAS stopped that
Or join PSG Bayern And Dortmund (who will want in but can’t say it) Who hate us to save football
Mathis isn’t our battle I’m afraid. We will stand to the side and watch
our battle was last year with uefa! Again why should we help them cunts.....they were happy to destroy us, only CAS stopped that
melrose40yarder
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If they do pull out of this the clubs still need to be punished.Fining them will not work,It needs to be something to stop this happening again.My thoughts are start again from division 2.Which is a virtual 3 yr ban from europe.This would also see if the owners are just in it for the money.
doobyedoobye
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I simply can't get my head around the process that City have followed so far.. They are the smartest guys in the room so I can only assume they have a brilliant plan to reconnect with those fans that feel disenfranchised..
Gordyola
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Not defending ESL but it’s likely that PL Champions would be invited The dirty dozen though intend to compete domestically and the chance of any club other than them winning a domestic league is probably zero just slightly less than it is nowThat’s what every single domestic game of football will feel like forever more once the ESL starts.
No domestic game of football will mean anything. There’ll be nothing riding on any game.
City can finish 1st 2nd 8th or get relegated... we’ll still get in the ESL
We can be relegated to League 2 and still in the ESL.
West Ham can finish 4th, 2nd or 1st... they’ll never play in the ESL.
Onholiday(somemightsay)
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Just in case anyone's worried about the 'legally binding' shite that Perez is spewing, this was Sam Lee earlier:
That's putting it politely........
For all the condemnation on here, it might be our owner wants this for Manchester City. Let's remember he's only ever been here once, so despite everything he has done for the club, he's done so as an investment in his own glamour project.
Khaldoon is not a mancunian. He is a clean cut educated business manager whose sole purpose in any employment is to ensure the business delivers.
Soriano is cut of the same Spanish cloth as Perez. He to has no allegiance to City, and his dumping of Mancini cost City an FA Cup at a time when such trophies were still hen's teeth for this club.
In short, despite what we might like to think, the Glazers have supported United longer than any of our investors have supported City's exploits.
What I'm trying to say is that despite what may have happened before, those decisions and how we supported them, are purely coincidental, and any assumption that they make decisions with only the fans' best interests are naive. They make decisions to make money, and frankly as much as they have a quest to win the Champions League, that quest comes because it maximises revenue, not because they like European football nor support City. I know it's difficult to stomach, but it's true and it's very sad.
In short, educated business people don't sign up to deals without suitable due diligence and we are now going where the driver is taking us. Unfortunately it seems to be a very grim place for us as supporters but I suspect the driver has quite a smile on their face.
Khaldoon is not a mancunian. He is a clean cut educated business manager whose sole purpose in any employment is to ensure the business delivers.
Soriano is cut of the same Spanish cloth as Perez. He to has no allegiance to City, and his dumping of Mancini cost City an FA Cup at a time when such trophies were still hen's teeth for this club.
In short, despite what we might like to think, the Glazers have supported United longer than any of our investors have supported City's exploits.
What I'm trying to say is that despite what may have happened before, those decisions and how we supported them, are purely coincidental, and any assumption that they make decisions with only the fans' best interests are naive. They make decisions to make money, and frankly as much as they have a quest to win the Champions League, that quest comes because it maximises revenue, not because they like European football nor support City. I know it's difficult to stomach, but it's true and it's very sad.
In short, educated business people don't sign up to deals without suitable due diligence and we are now going where the driver is taking us. Unfortunately it seems to be a very grim place for us as supporters but I suspect the driver has quite a smile on their face.
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i8rags
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The prem without the top six is finished, the revenue generated will be massively reduced, sponsorship and tv rights massively reduced. Fan attendance down,
The desire to be promoted to the prem will reduce over time as the pull and lure of it diminishes.
Surely to god the last thing the prem wants is to fuck the six off. It’ll be compromised to accommodate us.
a champions league without the 12 is also most of the above, although they will kick us out of it for sure, even though we’ve said goodbye to it.
if we are not governed by the prem or eufa, who can stop us doing what the hell we want. How do they stop transfers or work permits without discrimination.
a World Cup without Ronaldo, Messi, etc would be a pr disaster, I realise that these names are fading but they’ll be new stars they intend to ban. All threats and bollocks for me.
The desire to be promoted to the prem will reduce over time as the pull and lure of it diminishes.
Surely to god the last thing the prem wants is to fuck the six off. It’ll be compromised to accommodate us.
a champions league without the 12 is also most of the above, although they will kick us out of it for sure, even though we’ve said goodbye to it.
if we are not governed by the prem or eufa, who can stop us doing what the hell we want. How do they stop transfers or work permits without discrimination.
a World Cup without Ronaldo, Messi, etc would be a pr disaster, I realise that these names are fading but they’ll be new stars they intend to ban. All threats and bollocks for me.