Rauf

Metallurgist & a Gunner. 🇱🇾

[Rauf @Rauf_AFC]

@LeGrove Zinchenko turned out to be revolutionary in how we approached games 22/23 onwards, he changed our game completely. Not to say Martinez wouldn’t have contributed but certainly for that period Zinchenko was a lot more influential than Martinez could’ve been.

[Paddy @PaddyArsenal]

Mad that Liverpool fans are going to go back to supporting Man City after this

[allenselva @allenselva24]

U’ll cry for me, won’t u dalot?

[Arsenal @Arsenal]

Forward together.

Mikel Arteta is here to stay ❤️

[Cal @cxllumlfc100]

Gus Fring’s impact on Albuquerque:

Providing employment to local workers.
Supported local charities and community causes.
Made substantial donations to DEA charitable events.
Donated to Walter White’s cancer treatment fund.

Shall we ignore his drug operation?

[Tripp @FullTimeTripp]

The guy fought through Fergie-era referees, Abramhovic-era Chelsea, Cheating City from ‘08 and a stadium debt that handicapped the team for years.

Wenger your legacy will endure more than you know 😤

[George @GeorgeV_AFC]

I love you Arsene & I’m sorry that you had to martyr your legacy for cheating liars that you battled all throughout your career.

[Daniel Hussey @DanielHussey2]

Man City’s Disguised Funding Scheme:

Sponsorship Fees:

Season - Total (Actually Paid)

2009/10 - £27.0m (£4.5m)
2010/11 - £41.25m (£12.75m)
2011/12 - £86.75m (£16.0m)
2012/13 - £121.75m (£16.0m)
2013/14 - £127.5m (£16.0m)
2014/15 - £123.2m (£16.0m)
2015/16 - £136.17 (£16.0m)
2016/17 - £140.59 (£11.0m)
2017/18 - £145.73m (£11.0m)

Total - £949.94m (£119.25m)

So sponsors were only liable for the £119.25m total figure, with the £830.69m additional shareholder funding disguised as ‘commercial partner revenue’.

[Mark Ogden @MarkOgden_]

Man City received £949.94m in commercial income from Abu Dhabi sponsors between 2009-2018. Only £119.25m came from sponsors -- the remaining £830.69m were "Tagged Sums" paid by Abu Dhabi United Group (City's owners)

[HandofArsenal @HandofArsenal]

Can we take a moment and appreciate the likes of David Ornstein who was brave enough to break the biggest story in the history of the Premier League. The integrity, bravery and professionalism is the pinnacle of this industry.

Rep on the line.

Thank you @David_Ornstein. Wow.

[Rob Harris @RobHarris]

Asked Man City CEO Ferran Soriano about the PL verdict confirming their guilt

[s @spxrrsh]

THEIR WITNESSES LITERALLY LIED UNDER OATH. BURN THAT CLUB TO THE GROUND

[George @GeorgeV_AFC]

Arsene Wenger got dragged through the mud for what?

Being a moral man.

I have a different level of anger towards everything right now.

Honestly can we please have an honest discussion about the corruption of the league (including Chelsea) road blocking our era of dominance?

[Rauf @Rauf_AFC]

Built a super team early 2000s. Committed his future knowing he can’t win the big trophies for the sake of the club moving to a modern stadium to compete financially. Forced to sell his best players. Competed fairly and left Arsenal in a very strong financial position. ❤️ #afc

[Rauf @Rauf_AFC]

Wonder how Arsène Wenger feels watching all of this unfold, this City project was built on nicking his best players at that time (Adebayor Toure Sagna Clichy Nasri) while he had to sell his superstars year in year out to balance the books. #afc

[Rauf @Rauf_AFC]

@HandofArsenal 👏

[Miguel Delaney @MiguelDelaney]

The one charge that City got off was 4(b) which is one of the minor co-operation ones.

[Martyn Ziegler @martynziegler]

Premier League: Man City inflated revenues and reduced costs by £900m. Club have until Friday to appeal.
Full story:

https://t.co/Pq3bbCRo7H

[Rauf @Rauf_AFC]

This is incredible https://t.co/JHCzA62bqg

[Paddy Power @paddypower]

A big few months ahead for Man City fans on the internet. Good thing they’re all legal experts now…