Irwin99
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Surely with the punishment handed out to Everton and Forest there's no turning back from this? They're fecked and if they aren't then it opens up even more trouble for the league.
3 match ban for CasemiroHope the Premier League come down on them hard. If this were us we’d never hear the end of it.
Pretty sure they could be thrown out with 14/20 votes.I dont know how all this works, but couldn't the PL effectively throw them out of the competition on their own say so.
You're not invited, goodbye
Journalists have been shameless for years over the City issueInteresting that the Times reported it when City had Henry Winter drooling over their club in their treble documentary. He won't be on the Christmas b̶o̶n̶u̶s̶ card list this year.
They'll get off with it
A nominal (in their case) fine and a few new PSR rules to placate the other billionaire clubs, like ours. You think Brexit Jim cares? The new money will help ease Southgate (or whoever) in.
We should move on with our own problems, anyway, we aren't squeaky clean in our own right. Not blatant cheats like city, but still dodge diddly odge.
From the times article
"City blame the Premier League for not regulating spending when clubs such as Manchester United were more dominant, arguing they have been prevented from monetising their brand in the way United did. City also say the rules penalise clubs who have “lower-profile sporting histories”.
Lower-profile sporting histories!!
Yep, but not just the Premier League. I'm sure Europe's biggest teams aren't too happy at the prospect of a Champions League competing club having a new shirt sponsor worth $500 million a year, or whatever bullshit number City decide the number should be.A corrupt, soulless club that has the world's worst fans and most pathetic "celebrations". City is ruining the Premier League.
That won’t happen. A better example would be the German resistance to a DFL proposal a few months ago. Fans kept throwing tennis balls on the field and annoyed the shit out of officials. They got everything they wanted in the end. Don’t boycott games. Sabotage them. Make sure that everybody understands that there won’t be any regular football being played until the issue is resolved.If the PL is forced to back down in the face of legal and economic might of the Abu Dhabi regime, we the fans need to make ourselves heard just like with the Super League. Don’t show to games against AbuDhabi 115. A few games with empty stadiums and the government will be forced to intervene
Nah unprecedented I think.Has there ever been anything like this? Across football? Can’t quite believe what I’m reading.
It’s the equivalent of a boxer in the last rounds of a fight he’s losing, going for broke and throwing a wild haymaker. If it somehow lands, he might win by a knockout…If more than half of the Premier League are backing the Premier League then there is really very little chance of this being successful and Im sure the hearing will feel that finding in favour of City pose's a significant threat to the future of the premier league and rules against it.
That’s unfortunately true about English/British people in general. The UK has nowhere near the revolutionary spirit as continental European countries like France do.That won’t happen. A better example would be the German resistance to a DFL proposal a few months ago. Fans kept throwing tennis balls on the field and annoyed the shit out of officials. They got everything they wanted in the end. Don’t boycott games. Sabotage them. Make sure that everybody understands that there won’t be any regular football being played until the issue is resolved.
But in order to pull this off, English fans would need to organise. And to me they appear like a completely unorganised mess, split into tribes that hate each other more than they love their sport.
"Between 10 and 12 clubs have stepped forward in support of the league."
We better be in that bunch.
Hopefully so, but they'd only need to persuade six club owners that maintaining good relations with UAE can also be good for their other business ventures.Pretty sure they could be thrown out with 14/20 votes.
Hopefully so, but they'd only need to persuade six club owners that maintaining good relations with UAE can also be good for their other business ventures.
Their complaints are genuinely “we weren’t allowed to financially dope enough”They're already posting numbers supposedly above all the traditional huge sides in world football.
How on earth do they think they can suggest they'd have been pushing their "brand" on even more than that?