Manchester City lodging an official appeal claiming "clear material errors" and "irrefutable evidence" after getting found guilty on 114 counts.
You spent 10 years hiding off-the-books sponsor contracts and now you're crying about procedure.
The cope is astronomical. Relegate them already.
The commission threw it out. Every piece of their "irrefutable evidence" was already presented during the original trial and is directly addressed inside that 40-page judgment.
Under Premier League rules, the upcoming appeal panel is strictly legally restricted from holding a full re-hearing.
City's legal team will find it very hard to bring in any brand-new evidence or topics now. Instead, their appeal is just an attempt to attack the specific conclusions already laid out in the 40-page document, with the club explicitly claiming the original opinion contains "clear material errors of law, principle, and fact." There is a high likelihood of NO hidden, magical evidence coming
Manchester City lodging an official appeal claiming "clear material errors" and "irrefutable evidence" after getting found guilty on 114 counts.
You spent 10 years hiding off-the-books sponsor contracts and now you're crying about procedure.
The cope is astronomical. Relegate them already.
If anyone can give me one valid reason that genuinely convinces me why Chelsea weren’t relegated after 74 FA breaches, yet relegation is suddenly being treated as the only acceptable punishment for City, I’ll stop supporting City the next day and write a 500-word apology.
Just give me one valid reason. 🤷
Why does the world dislike good people?
Honestly, imagine the UK without Sheikh Mansour’s investment. It would be no different from Egypt in terms of development.
A man who helped provide Barclays with £3.5bn in capital during the financial crisis, helped bring the £365m Co-op Live arena to fruition.
And this is exactly why relegating City shouldn’t be considered as an option.
Why are people suddenly demanding a change of ownership at City? Are foreign owners not allowed in English football, or would they still be saying this if our owners were American instead of Emirati?
From the reports emerging Arsenal could have a problem on their attack after the break.
Christos Tzolis is feared to have suffered a hamstring injury. He’s the only natural LW in the squad, with Eze and Madueke both being conversions.
If Tzolis is out, Arteta will have some big decisions to make in how the team reshuffles and his defensive contributions will be missed,he tracks back perfectly everything I've watched him this season.
Big concern Gunners?