purplenose
Well-Known Member
I have asked for a link from the guy who posted it. Here is what was posted.
REVEALED: Manchester City's Premier League title in 2014 is now UNDER THREAT with potential backdated points deduction - and Raheem Sterling, Kevin De Bruyne and Aymeric Laporte could be sold
I haven't seen anything relating to it, so I think it may indeed be people taking the piss.
There is going to be all kinds of made up bloody rubbish going to be floating about. Anyone who scours the media more so now will drive themselves mad. Why bother when 99.9% of it will be made up bollocks.
Lets try being realistic however. Should this ban go ahead, and I think it will be set aside as I cannot see this all being dealt with legally in the time frame that would be required to establish beyond doubt that City wont get the lot over turned thus leaving UEFA liable for some astonishing amounts of damages. Should it be implemented at any point then players would leave.
The players with a couple of notable exceptions are not lifelong City fans they are Pro footballers who have a relatively short career. They do not have that many shots at the CL and many will not like the prospect of having those chances reduced by 2 at least. Certainly hard to take given they the players are in no way culpable for what has caused the ban. So yes its quite likely the DeBruynes Sterlings even Agueros will certainly think hard about what their best move would be.
I personally think that this had to come to a head and on that basis am quite pleased that the showdown would now seem to be imminent. If we win it will cause an earthquake in European football and signal the end of the cartel and the feeding of the self entitled self proclaimed elite clubs. They are afraid right now. If we lose then the consequences to us could be considerable. I think those talking about a return to York might be being a little over dramatic but the trophy count may dwindle for a time.