Key figures in here are independent commission saying:
🔺£830.69m of income wrongly recorded as commerical income when commission says it should have been treated as ADUG equity contributions
🔺Expenses understated by £8.866m, £7.4m and £0.5m
🔺"The Fordham arrangement" led to another £24.5m of "pretend" operating income
🔺£49.414m of operating expenses wrongly excluded
➡️So revenues inflated & costs reduced by more than £900m #mcfc
Nah let’s just stick the FACTS shall we.
Manchester City have been found GUILTY of 114 charges which confirmed (what the whole world knew anyway), that they cheated their way to success which will forever be tainted. 👍
“Yeah ermmm look if we’re guilteh we’re guilteh is what it is tek it on the chin those memories still live with meh *knocks fake trophy* god bless khaldoon and shake mansaw nobodeh can take my journeh from me I’ll go down to national league my sons bored of wembleh anyways
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)
Kick Manchester City out of the PL = Lose billions in revenue.
Keep Manchester City in the PL = Stay relevant as the best league in Europe.
What would you rather?
@FplCity72 Keep crying mate. You’re fucked and all yours success was a blag hahahhahahahaha
Manchester City will forever be known as the dirty stain on English football. 👍
It's worth pointing out the rules then allowed for much more uncontrolled spending than the last 3 to 5 years.
900m of cheating is absolutely mind boggling and it casts everything since the takeover into doubt. This Manchester City now is built on the foundation of that 900m.
City very strong in response: The Club is innocent of the accusations made by the Premier League and a comprehensive body of irrefutable evidence exists in support of all of its positions, relating to this case. The Club will therefore be relentless, and where necessary proactive, in any and all appropriate regulatory and legal forums.