@FrankEra_ Exactly
They were hired because sir Jim thought they did good job at city but now that city has been found guilty of cheating so how will they perform if they canβt cheatπ€
7 reasons why the FA canβt afford to relegate Manchester City the league biggest asset π
1. The Premier League could lose its influence and relevance in European football.
2. Lower global TV audiences.
3. Star players could leave English football.
4. Lower commercial sponsorship value.
5. Less international fan interest.
6. Fewer blockbuster fixtures and rivalries.
7. Smaller shared revenue pot.
As the UAE said, relegating City would have a bigger effect on the Premier League than people realise. #114charges
It is only poverty that forces most men to share same room with their wives.
Ordinarily, a man should have his very own room/sanctuary then the woman has her own room where she can keep all their usual annoying excessive luggage.
They can sleep together in the man's room but must officially have separate rooms.
Before Manchester Cityβs rise, La Liga and Serie A ruled world football.
Premier League was a small league compared to those two.
Manchester City made the premier League what it is today.
If you really want to judge it, realistically, in the last 10 years, Weβve generated the most revenue in the league from:
Trophies won
Ticket sales
Sponsorship deals
TV rights
Player sales.
Basically, we are the ones carrying the Premier League. So where did all this 115 charges come from?
Please send them to League Two. If Manchester City are not adequately punished, other clubs could think they can get away with the same thing. Strip them of the last three Premier League titles they won and give each one to the team that finished second. π
Omar Berrada's roles at Man City:
- Head of International Business Development (2011-13)
- Director of Partnership Sales (2013-15)
- Senior VP, Group Commercial Director (2015-16)
- Chief Operating Officer (2016-20)
- Chief Football Operations Officer (2020-24)
Chelsea had 74 charges and nothing happened to them, yet they went on to win titles. It would be so unfair if the Premier League decided to strip Manchester City of our titles based on these charges. A fine is good enough and we move on.
If you seriously think the Premier League will sanction Manchester City over the 115 charges, then you clearly donβt understand how business works.
Look at Serie A and how years of sanctions and FFP-related punishments to Inter Milan, Juventus and others destroyed the league.
The Premier League will never make that mistake.