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City fans on their forum mentioned a couple of days ago that it was only a matter of time before the UAE put pressure on the city and threaten to pull out of the UK, and here we are!!

Yeah can’t see any English clubs going for it after the backlash last time it was mooted, maybe City will piss off and join the other clubs owned by Middle Eastern billionaires.

Not at all, and considering the last 7 years includes them buying the champions league I suspect some much bigger numbers spent, and a likely new investigation by UEFA.

One suspects there may well be an investigation into the last 7 seasons now this has blown up, and if that graph is anything to go by some eye watering numbers paid/hidden by the ADUG..

Their forum is a laugh, they’ve all been hoodwinked by a video of their CEO which may or may not be AI basically saying that they’ve got evidence they’re not guilty, which as you said why not use that in the first place, and now their fans are convinced they’re going to go to war with the PL and win.

The fact that the Premier League have come out and mentioned that Man City actively tried to deceive them and wouldn’t comply with the investigation suggests they’re going to go after them as harsh as possible. Almost a billion pounds worth of financial doping, I can’t see how this doesn’t end horribly for Man City, even with their money and legal bods.

Same. Having seen the full list of charges and the different financial breaches they knowingly carried on with I think they’re fucked. Plus there’s no way United, Liverpool or Arsenal don’t pursue legal action now having missed out on winning the league to City during those years of investigation, and as we’ve seen from the Burnley case there’s likely to be even more clubs that argue their loss to a financially doped City side during those years cost them European football, or even relegation. The Premier League are backed into a corner now, for the integrity of the league the punishment needs to for the crime.

Yep, big fan of Jordan these days, happy to ask the questions and state the facts most other pundits are too afraid to.

The question to that is when they find him guilty and he gets the ban, is he able to carry on coaching us until the appeal is heard or is he out of the picture with immediate effect? Hypothetically could the FA wait till the Friday prior to the skate match to announce the verdict and ban, and we have to make do with Garner and Nivea for the match?

The argument is that anything within that 72 hour window is likely to be tactical training based on how a team sets up to face a particular opponent, and if a side plan on trying something slightly different it’ll be within that timeframe. Any training prior to the 72 hours on a standard Saturday to Saturday match week is likely to be generic fitness work. It’s be easier if the EFL just said flatly no spying whatsoever.

Lining up all the way from the station to the stadium to greet them behind their police lines, rumours of them jumping off the train at St Denys or Woolston to avoid the escort, little pockets of skates breaking away and causing grief. You’re right, you could feel it in the air around the city centre on derby day, there’s nothing else like it and the bubble has ruined that. Mental to think there’s a whole generation that haven’t experienced a St Mary’s derby pre bubble.

Yep, we know that would have come directly from his mate Gibbo too. More incompetence from Parsons.

Mitchell & Webb https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c6jdvpr30k8jo

£270,000k a year to keep someone in Broadmoor apparently. So at least £6.7 mill based on a life sentence of 25 years, although he’ll never be released and at only 20 years old could be inside for another 50 +. Just hang him and throw him out with the rubbish, not a single fuck will be given by anyone.