tolmie's hairdoo
Well-Known Member
As ever, there's a whole lot of white noise going on around this affair. Where I think Castles may be right in his speculation is in the question of resignations.
A failure to obey the cartel of clubs who control the European, and by extension, the English games will, in my opinion, spell the end of UEFA and the "Champions League". It wouldn't surprise me if this was preceded by the departure, in faux indignation, of those officials most associated with the cartel clubs amidst another flurry of publicity around the bogus allegations.
A resignation doesn't help us. A resignation is usually from a matter of principle, so those who are corrupted can simply sell it as such, disgusted with the process of City avoiding major sanction.
A resignation also doesn't need to be held off for a month, as I can't see City agreeing to let Uefa dress it up as a resignation, rather than a raft of sackings.
Either way, it serves City no purpose, as the mud still sticks with resignations, rather than public sackings.
I think Castles is just trying to wring the dregs of a story which passed him by these last 24 hours.