I’d accept no punishment for the cheaters if they reach an agreement with the PL and they have change their name to Manchester City Sham Club for the next 114 years
@NOLAN191012@FrankSerpico10@City_Chief@SamLee other PL clubs should be considered beacause they suffered the most damage.
We are talking about titles, relegation, transfers, bonus.
I hope every club in europethat been impacted by City cheating joins and demands that your shitty club is erased from football forever
@mancityalerts@MufcWonItAll2 You cant even say clearly that your club did not cheat.
All your defence is based on technicalities and hopes your lawyers will find a loophole
@Sophielx0911@City_Chief@David_Ornstein Embarrassing
Not the cheaters looking for loopholes and now disgracing Ornstein, a respected journalist, as if we were in the UAE.
@BlueClayton1964@DanJames2203 But you will.
What’s not over?
You’re simply hoping your lawyers win a battle and your cheating club is absolved on a technicality.
everyone knows they cheated. Only someone delusional would thing City are clean.
@BlueClayton1964 United, Liverpool, and Arsenal deserved every title building their clubs from nothing but their support.
City will always be a cheating yo-yo club with a sugar daddy.
You are the cartel
Eventually, when we are found innocent of these 114 guilty charges, I want the punishment to be directed to;
-David Ornstein
-WelBeast
-Rio Ferdinand
-David De Gea
-Mark Goldbridge
-Adika Stakes
-United Trey
These guys need to be sanctioned and sued for defamation of character. Punished for what their actions has caused the entire Manchester City players and the fan base worldwide.
Imagine a game of Monopoly…
You join halfway through with wads of cash. The other players already have hotels everywhere.
Then they create a new rule: you can only spend what your existing properties generate.
That’s Financial Fair Play.
#mcfc#cfc#avfc#nufc@henrywinter
Republic of Ireland goalkeeper Gavin Bazunu has withdrawn from Ireland’s Nations League match against Israel and released a statement:
“Representing my country means everything to me. I have the utmost respect for every single one of my teammates, the manager, his staff and the Irish people.
However, I have reached a decision that I have not taken lightly. I am a man of strong faith and try my best to be a person of character and principle. Therefore, I feel it would be wrong to participate in the upcoming fixtures against Israel.
My decision is based purely upon my personal belief that the killing of innocent people is wrong.
It is important to note that my stance is not in opposition to the Israeli people or the Jewish community, but against the atrocities in the region.
There are few times in life when you get a chance to stand up for something bigger, and I strongly believe that this is one of them.”
@tweeting_keith No one wants your trophies.
We want them taken from the Cheats, thrown in the bin and that scum club and owners banned from football.
We want every competing club to account for everything they lost since year one of the cheats arrival and go after City