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  • He’s not the one that broke the rules but I’m sure he’s connected enough within the club to know at least some of what they’ve done. Plus, with Mancini being paid via all sorts of channels, it’s hard not to believe Guardiola has also benefited from their rule breaking as well. I don’t think anything will come back to him as even if he’s found to have been paid from various sources it’ll probably go to his agent, but he definitely knows they’ve cheated.

    His legacy would be done for if they’re guilty as every single trophy won would be deemed won through cheating. He’d surely need to resign from a club that, according to him at least, told him they’re completely innocent and it’s merely his great leadership that caused all of their success. Any morals left in him would surely cause him to not want to be taken down with them.








  • Taking all of their titles away isn’t going to remove all of the euphoria their fans enjoyed for a decade, nor the sponsorship deals that make them the richest club in the world, nor the infrastructure they’ve set up not only at their ground and training facility, but also their 10 feeder clubs that benefit them from around the globe.

    It’s sickening seeing them continue to be allowed to enjoy the fruits of their rule breaking, all in the knowledge that there is no punishment that can really hurt them.

    Taking the titles away means nothing. Fining them means nothing. A transfer ban means nothing.

    Even a 50 point deduction wouldn’t guarantee their relegation.

    Unless they are demoted to the 7th division or something similar then justice will not have been done.



  • Everton fan here so biased but that’s obviously a disgrace.

    ONE charge. 10 point deduction.

    There were six clubs in the Premier League that went behind the FA’s and Premier League’s back in an attempt to destroy world football. Their punishment was about £2m each if I recall.

    Now the precedent has been set, so City should be playing in the lower echelons of the National League within a few seasons - but of course we know they will fight and get EVERY single guilty verdict overturned.

    Chelsea, expect a suspended sentence.

    Just another example of how money dominates football. The FA would not dare give City and its Abu Dhabi owners a penalty that would actually hurt them.

    They’ve anyway already been allowed to set themselves up for future generations’ success anyway, punishment or no punishment. The powers that be have sat there and let them reap the rewards of cheating.

    ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN FUCKING CHARHES5.