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Man city owners thinks Premier league is corrupt like UEFA president. They bridge the financial rules and should be relegated to 2 division.
if city owners operators wanted to operate as they wished 'without any restrictions' they should not have bought the club, you can't now having broke the rules say 'the rules are 'unfair and don't apply in the wider trading community'.
' I know I am but what are you?'
If city lose this legal fight, the league going to relegate them for the breaches for sure
Everyone knows they are guilty. And if they make it out without any penalty, we know why. 💰
Man cheating club legal action EPL management 😂😂😂😂 what a jokes .
the 8 clubs
arsenal spurs united liverpool newcastle southampton villa and brighton, lets wake up and smell the coffee people
After what the fa did to Everton, I support city all the way. Fa,UEFA and fit a r mafioso
Absolute joke as Mark Goodbridge would say!
These are the VALUES that dont sit well in OUR society. Human rights is another. Happy to take their money and oil though…
I wonder if the media will stop fawning over Man City and Guardiola, or if they'll only tone it down a tad because they don't want to risk their access to the club and its players and manager.
"Tyranny of the Majority". Quaint.
No one is forcing Man City to join or continue to be apart of the Premier League. You don't like the rules – leave! The whole premise of the legal case is ridiculous.
Hope city get done
relegate them
Wow that hate on this football club is insane 😅😂
Without city premiere league will be boring and also champion league. City is the only that beat Madrid convincedly
Everton and 777. Hope they go busy.
Get rid of this smelly club
At first I thought the title was just clickbait, I thought no way they'd be that blatant but wow zero shame 💀
City were nothing without oil money. They are bad for football, next year they will be champions for 5 years straight. Let that sink in.
Blast me if you want, but I say punish them for 115 charges for breaking the rules. Going forward, impose a significant levy if teams spend over a certain amount and have it distributed throughout the league. Maybe that will provide a little more competitive balance.
All other clubs should sue Man City as well for cheating and lost of income. Kick them out of every league in England and takeaway all there titles and give it too the second place team. If this does not happen then their is no point in watching football paying for your tv subscription to watch football.
THE LOOPHOLES CONTINUE TO LOOPHOLE
This is literally admitting guilt 😂😂😂
Buying enough time to hit the big 5-in-a-row
Kick them out already
I knew this would happen. Man City won’t be found guilty of any of the charges, and there will be a push from clubs to scrap FFP because it’s nonsense.
This is ridiculous
Manchester cheaty
Man City just suck!
They are admitting they have broken the rules then and now want to try and rewrite those rules whilst looking to make themselves the victims.
This is a massive gamble from them – if they lose this they are toast.
If 115 city wins this legal case, then all the remaining clubs should boycott the cheat.
Man City has been the best club in EPL the past decade regardless of ffp violation. They are a joy to watch. But this action by City is just disgusting. Crying foul on the rule that every team agree to comply, but City want special privileges. Disgusting.
oil merchants lmao
The rule is stupid
If there was ever an admittance of guilt
TL; DW – Man City have enough money to break the PL's rules, avoid punishment, and find a way to legally make more money from the PL because Man City's lawyers are confident they can find a loophole in the contract Man City signed with them. This is despite Man City knowing the rules for 32 years in a row and contractually agreeing to follow them. 💰🗣️
The nerve 😂
Premier league should punish city 10 season playing in league 1
"We want to financially dope but you won't let us wahhh"