Might not mean much but I like how Aguero is still involved like this. The fact that he was at the CL final in Istanbul probably got taken for granted, I don’t think it’s that common for a former player to do that
The Premier League PSR rules are about as fit for purpose as a chocolate teapot. Chelsea FC Holdings made a profit of £128m in 23/24 after selling the women’s team to itself. The parent company BlueCo 22 (which owns the men’s team, the women’s team and…Strasbourg) made a loss of £430m in the same period as cannot include intra group transactions in the group accounts. Richard Masters keeps a straight face and says Chelsea have not broken any rules…because the rules on these types of deals are full of loopholes.
If I was Everton or Forest would be livid.
Really, it's not fuckin difficult to start the game on time is it ? This is the 2nd season in a row but all the same it's ammunition for more criticism which the club can control.
Turn up for work on time like every fucker else 🤣
BREAKING: The Premier League and #ManCity have entered into a sanction agreement after the club accepted breaches of Premier League Rule L.33 in relation to kick-off/re-start obligations in nine matches during the 2024/25 season.
▪️ 2 minutes 10 seconds delay to second-half vs Southampton (H), £40,000 fine.
▪️ 1 minute 38 second delay to kick-off vs Tottenham (H), £60,000 fine.
▪️ 1 minute 59 second delay to second-half vs Nottingham Forest (H), £80,000 fine.
▪️ 1 minute 29 second delay to second-half vs Crystal Palace (A), £100,000 fine.
▪️ 1 minute 18 second delay to kick-off and 2 minute 24 second delay to second-half vs Manchester United (H), £125,000 fine.
▪️ 2 minute 9 second delay to second-half vs Aston Villa (A), £125,000 fine.
▪️ 2 minute 22 second delay to second-half vs West Ham (H), £150,000 fine.
▪️ 2 minute 22 seconds delay to second-half vs Ipswich (A), £210,000 fine.
▪️ 1 minute 42 second delay to second-half vs Newcastle (H), £190,000 fine.
Stefan Borson is likely more credible than The Magic Tophat when commenting on Manchester City's case. As a lawyer and former financial advisor to the club, Borson has professional expertise and insider knowledge, providing balanced, legally grounded analysis on platforms like talkSPORT. The Magic Tophat, an Arsenal fan, offers detailed, accessible insights on X, but lacks formal credentials and may be influenced by rivalry, relying on public data and unverified leaks. While both provide valuable perspectives, Borson's experience and objectivity give him greater reliability. https://t.co/BFoTHXdgYb