@MasterMold76 I could not care if the game has females in it or not. Most guys just want to play a game that feels cool and has awesome action sequences. The story is boring. Marcus is one of the most famous gaming characters in idustry and he is sidelined throughout the story.
@InveighYT We are just tired seeing their main protagonist being sidelined throughout the game while they are trying to force characters that either aren't compelling or just straight up annoying Everytime they are on screen. Gears of war E-day should of space marines 2. We like cool stuff.
@AliceTalksFooty Sportwashing is a real thing and we are seeing it with these fans. If the conclusion to the appeal still ends with City guilty then the owners should be removed. You can't have state owners using their powers outside of football to get the outcomes they want. They broke the rules
@talkSPORT Scott minto is denying the harsh truth about what's happened in these last 15 years in the premier League. "It doesn't take away those moments for Man City fans" it does for other teams and their fans. This has been a butterfly effect for all football fans.
@talkSPORT I think these ex footballers don't want to speak the harsh truth because what they saw and experienced on these last 15 years in the premier League and what Man City checked at that time has been a lie. That's the harsh truth and all football fans have suffered from this.
@talkSPORT I do find it a bit bizarre that so many ex footballers are talking about Pep and some of the players about how amazing they were and these circumstances doesn't change how people view them. The problem is majority of the publics opinion has changed now and their legacy is stained
@Lea_EFC Mate you have been brainwashed into thinking this is okay for sports. This is literally the definition of sports washing and why having nation state owners is dangerous. I am all for owners wanting to invest their money into a club in order to be successful but not like this.
@feed_goat You do realize your club benefitted the most from these rules by not complying with them. Man City could of challenged the Premier League and tried to change the rules legally. Maybe try to get clubs to vote against the rules like Newcastle and Villa who have rich owners.
@liamgallagher Most people would agree that the rules aren't perfect but that doesn't mean you just break the rules. Man City have so much money and resources they could of easily challenged the Premier League to force the rules to change but instead they voted for them, I wonder why? π€·
@liamgallagher You do realize that premier League clubs have a majority vote on the rules. Man City has benefited the most from these rules by not complying with them. If you want to change the rules because they feel anti competitive then why did Man City not challenge the Premier League
@HarrySymeou The Independent commission looked at Man City's explanation and rejected it to be "concocted well after the event in an attempt to obscure and conceal the realities of the disguised funding scheme". Again if this is what they are appealing I don't see how this gets overturned.
@JacobsBen If the panel has already deemed this reason to be concocted after the events and they all agreed on this then I don't see how their appeal is going to all of sudden change their viewpoint. They have also just admitted that the ownership is run by a nations state. Oh lord π
@liamgallagher They have not been co-operative and they are trying to use their political influence to dictate outcomes in their favour. Why is the club going to these lengths to prove their innocence when they stated that they had irrefutable evidence when the case started. Sport washing!
@RohanJivanAFC I'm hoping that after the case has concluded and Man City are still found guilty of all charges. the Financial regulator will start an investigation process into Man City and will force the owners to sell because they are not fit for purpose. This is so sad for football.
@TheClubPark If you think a coaching staff member is involved in the Β£900 million pounds that inflated the clubs revenue and made sham commercial and image rights contracts then you are truly delusional.
@Lea_EFC For me, as an Arsenal fan, would I rather have the artificial success that Man City have had in these 15 years or Arsenal's success that started from 1930s and continued to be successful in a organic way and never had to cheat to get to where the club is now. I am picking us.
@5liveSport@GuillemBalague You could also recognize that pep probably wouldn't of been at Man City if they didn't cheat and inflated their revenue in order to buy players and managers they wouldn't of been able to get which then created the success they made. His legacy at Man City is tainted and corrupted
@talkSPORT This man is the biggest Arsenal hater and farms clips on the daily to get more views and more comments for the algorithm. Don't take the bait. You know what they say "what goes around comes around"
@JacobsBen This is what I was asking when after I saw the Premier Leagues statement yesterday. IMO when the process is concluded and Man City are still guilty of all charges then the owners need to be forced to sell. They are not fit to continue running that football club.