'Manchester City's relentless spending stands in stark contrast to the situation at Newcastle, where star players Bruno Guimarães, Sandro Tonali and Anthony Gordon have all had to leave to comply with Premier League regulations.'
Eight eclipses and three Prime Ministers have come and gone since the Premier League hit Man City with 115 charges over alleged financial breaches, @oliverbrown_tel says the wait is scandalous ⤵️
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That’s interesting Rob, that you would post slander to a stranger with your full name on
Why do they do this? You stand to lose your job, your life will be ruined, all because you got a little too angry for no reason
Arsenal sold their allocation in under an hour once it went to all members, 1 per member
Man City couldn’t sell 1/4 of their own allocation, 7,000 tix, in a whole week of offering it to all members, 4 per member
Transferred to Arsenal who sold it all in an hour
#Plastic
When Manchester United sign a player, the player never, ever brings up City. They don't need to.
When City signs a player, they need to talk about Manchester United & bring them into the conversation. Cook the books, buy success, cheat your way through two decades, it doesn't buy prestige, history or class.
Congrats on the £116m & £300k+ per week wages. An eye watering total package of £200m+ plus bonuses.
The delay to the Man City judgment is embarrassing for lawyers. 🧵
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It has been 19 months since Lord Pannick & Co wrapped up closing arguments in the Manchester City case in December 2024.
I was in a police holding cell for a full 24 hours for defending myself from inbreds, while the inbred who threw a 3-year-old kid into a crocodile enclosure was out in 12 hours.
What strange times we are living in.
Every single club affected by the off the book payments to agents of Chelsea & everything City have done should sue them into oblivion. The damage they have inflicted is irreparable & the punishment should reflect as such.
Stains on English football that will never wash out.
The precedent in Burnley v Everton opens the door to strip Man City’s 2011/12 title by the way. It accepts the premise that actions which ultimately breach PSR later on, hold a wrongful sporting advantage at the time of the action.
They’re going to take it all. As they should.
According to Greater Manchester Police, only 900 Manchester City fans were there to watch their Trophy parade and wave goodbye to Pep Guardiola.
I can understand if the Bertie’s had work in the morning but 82% don’t have a job.