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[wolviedinho]

We won’t back out until city get the changes they want. Hold your nerve city, watershed moment coming up.

 

[GaudinoMotors]

Fair play to him. Even though it's just the late late show it's pretty big for him to spend over six minutes spilling his guts out on the subject. I'm sure most in the crowd fell asleep, but whatever lol

How unlike the populist.

 

[dubblue]

mmmm... maybe the least bad of the bad guys... not sure we'll ever be seen as the good guys

That’s true,the good will built up by Khaldoon and the club over the last 12/13 years is gone for me regardless.

 

[SWPISHOME]

Sky are a laugh today when did they become the moral bastions of society when they and the Premier League started this shit show

What about last night discussing the Super League giving out fuck about greed, Then they decide to say at the end of the show that you can purchase "Chisora v Parker on Sky Office".

Fucking twats.

 

[jordtheblue]

Good luck competing against clubs who generate hunderds of millions of more.

Look how its going for Aston Villa or Everton

Pep and squad (which would quickly look poor in comparison) are no miracle workers.

I would happily go back to division 2 if it was still a version of OUR City.

Winning games and having the best players means fuck all in the format they are looking to go to.

 

[Bantamgaz]

I honestly hope that if the rumours are true and the club backing out is City then it will be a massive statement to the rest

 

[Prestwich_Blue]

This is going to devolve into a pseudo matchday thread, complete with plenty of bellends XD

COME ON CITY, GET INTO THEM!!!!!!!!!!!

FFS Soriano!

 

[SPIDERBOY]

Don't think we've had this many "COME ON CITY's" since we went 2-1 down v QPR.

 

[mccity]

Just to reiterate what I said last night, when the initial rumours came out on Sunday, City were the only Big 6 club not listed. Which suggests that we joined up very late.


So if there's one club that's most likely to pull out, you'd think it would be us.

 

[Mad Eyed Screamer]

Talks of legislation being introduced within government.

We do need regulation when all this is over, maybe not from government but at least from an independent body.

I really dont get how the government think they can or should stop this.
12 private companies arranging a multi billion business deal and a capitalist government want to prevent it?