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No, Relegation.Is he the worst lawyer of all time?
Real life Lionel Hutz
No, Relegation.Is he the worst lawyer of all time?
Real life Lionel Hutz
Who from?
My worry too is some punishment that’s easily sidestepped, such as a fine, transfer ban or small point deduction that’s only impactful in the short term.My guess is they will be found guilty of maybe 10 charges and get a 30-40 point deduction and a fine.
They will be back to winning titles again in a couple seasons.
Probs. I wish an epl title or two stripped if quite a few charges are proven.My guess is they will be found guilty of maybe 10 charges and get a 30-40 point deduction and a fine.
They will be back to winning titles again in a couple seasons.
Yes. Way into next year.Whatever the case, we won't actually get any answers until next year right?
Their fans are hyping up their lawyers on Twitter The fecking state of that
It would be objectively good for the game in many ways if they were properly punished. I totally agree that they should be expelled from the league and have all titles won in the 10 year period stripped but I doubt it.My worry too is some punishment that’s easily sidestepped, such as a fine, transfer ban or small point deduction that’s only impactful in the short term.
What good is a transfer ban when you’ve already assembled the best squad on earth through illegal means? They need to address the fact that without their cheating, there is no Pep, no Haaland, no treble and no PL dominance.
Not to be the arbiter of what people can and can't post, but for all the people who keep coming in and saying "They'll get away with it. The PL won't do anything" etc etc. on every page, you really aren't adding anything to the discussion. I get that it's probably a defense mechanism to avoid the disappointment if it actually goes that way that nothing happens to city, but there's been a lot of very detailed stuff posted that suggest there is every chance that city might actually get properly punished for this. Particularly now that the hearing has actually started, would it not be worth it to just see how things go rather than continuing the same doomposting over and over?
Lord Panic with the clothesline on The Chief!"and it's a 5th Premier League for Manchester City, a huge honour"
*music starts playing*
"What's this?!"
"It's Chief Justice Farnworth with The Court Documents in the Bank Briefcase!"
I wonder how much will City's brand suffer if they're found guilty, or is it just a sign of the modern game that makes me think most players won't care? Pep has stated he will leave, so that's a good start I guess.I have a feeling they'll get away with it. Or they'll just get a big fine.
My head says that the Premier League takes a half measure and gives them a 40 point or so deduction, thereby losing the title this season. I don't think they'll be stripped of anything and they'll sit out the champions league for a season then requalify next season not having to play as many games.
The punishments won't be enough for players to get out of contracts but they might lose one or two who are really determined to leave.
Not to be the arbiter of what people can and can't post, but for all the people who keep coming in and saying "They'll get away with it. The PL won't do anything" etc etc. on every page, you really aren't adding anything to the discussion. I get that it's probably a defense mechanism to avoid the disappointment if it actually goes that way that nothing happens to city, but there's been a lot of very detailed stuff posted that suggest there is every chance that city might actually get properly punished for this. Particularly now that the hearing has actually started, would it not be worth it to just see how things go rather than continuing the same doomposting over and over?
Yeah but he'll do anything you want. Anything.Lord Pannick charges £5,000 an hour? Flippin heck.
I wonder how much will City's brand suffer if they're found guilty, or is it just a sign of the modern game that makes me think most players won't care? Pep has stated he will leave, so that's a good start I guess.
Pannick at the discoThat guy on the left looks like he's about to ask for your ID
Then there'll be an appeal which will drag it out even longer.Yes. Way into next year.
I don’t think there is any sort of apparatus for them to appeal. The decision is final.Then there'll be an appeal which will drag it out even longer.
i’d want to get off for 5 grand an hour.Yeah but he'll do anything you want. Anything.
Pannick at the disco
Lord Pannick charges £5,000 an hour? Flippin heck.
Genuinely curious as to why people keep saying points will be deducted this season?. I mean most of the charges pertain to a different time periods, and has nothing to do with this season.
So what does this season have to do with any charges?? The punishment, fines/deductions, if any, surely would have to be for the concerned seasons, right?
Yeah but he'll do anything you want. Anything.
I'm sure he puts a bit more effort in to it thoughJust slightly less than Sancho.
I haven’t seen the tweets but maybe he’s saying that the breaches would lead to large points deduction that would result in being relegated?Whatever's coming up, it is not going to relegate Chelsea. I don't post my wildest fantasies as fact here either.
Ha. Brilliant. Let's hope his losing ways long continue.Is he the worst lawyer of all time?
Real life Lionel Hutz
I’m surprised they haven’t already. But then getting 14 clubs to agree on something is hard enough usually.Biggest scandal in Premier League history and the opening of the case doesn’t even make the top article on the BBC. It’s clear the media are being warned not to publish the case.
And why is there so much secrecy from the courts?
I really hope the other Premier League clubs unite when City get a lenient ruling.
Is he the worst lawyer of all time?
Real life Lionel Hutz