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They got fined for what they were found guilty of.
If the fine of overstating sponsors and that of Billions is 10m then everyone would do it, especially the ME owned clubs.
They got fined for what they were found guilty of.
The problem for them would be affording Pep’s contract in line with FFP/PSR rules let alone everyone else.The Athletic podcast was interesting. Sam Lee and another guy suggesting they think Pep will stay out of ‘defiance’ if they are relegated
If the fine of overstating sponsors and that of Billions is 10m then everyone would do it, especially the ME owned clubs.
The problem for them would be affording Pep’s contract in line with FFP/PSR rules let alone everyone else.
They could always fudge the books though I guess?
No FFP or PSR below the Premier League.
The championship has some very tight rules. Which is why you constantly hear championship clubs in difficulty.No FFP or PSR below the Premier League.
The championship has some very tight rules. Which is why you constantly hear championship clubs in difficulty.
League 1 and down doesn't.
Which is how you have the ludicrous nature of Birmingham in league 1 buying a player for £15m with many add ons possibly pushing it way into the £20ms
League 1 and 2 have to put money up front, Neville has brought this up multiple times on Stick to Football in regard to Salford, the rules are different nin each division but they're all pretty strictI think League One and League Two have it as well, it's just a bit less strict and is mainly related to salary.
If there were no regulations there'd be no reason for the Saudis to have bought Newcastle ahead of one of the bigger Football League clubs.
Buy a club like Cardiff, Derby or Middlesbrough, with a 30,000+ capacity stadium, pump half a billion into the squad without fear of breaching any rules, and you're not just set for promotion, but immediate establishment near the top of the Premier League once there.
League 1 and 2 have to put money up front, Neville has brought tyhis up multiple times on Stick to Football in regard to Salford, the rules are different nin each division but they're all pretty strict
Perhaps because Bury ceased to exist and because it happened there can't be any rules!It makes sense as it'd be very easy for clubs lower down to just cease to exist with even a season of reckless spending.
I'm not sure why anyone would think they don't have rules around it.
I'm not sure why anyone would think they don't have rules around it.
They added charges for every season ticket holder. They’re seen as complicit in the crimes.What's this about 15 more charges? What have I missed?
They added charges for every season ticket holder. They’re seen as complicit in the crimes.
The Athletic podcast was interesting. Sam Lee and another guy suggesting they think Pep will stay out of ‘defiance’ if they are relegated
You think they will be in any position to double his salary if found guilty and relegated?I don't think it's defiance, probably more like City doubling his salary. Pep has already achieved everything there is to achieve in the game, outside of international football. Even if these charges weren't a thing, we've often debated where pep goes after city, because there is no other club that is as set up for him to be a success than city. Maybe a return to barcelona late on in his career before international football at some country, but I don't find it that hard to imagine Pep staying if city are relegated to the bottom of english football.
The players on the other hand are a different story. Their careers are much shorter, none of them have achieved as much as Pep. Can't see them sticking around.
You think they will be in any position to double his salary if found guilty and relegated?
Who knows whether the owners will remain or even the wider executive structure of the club. Quite plausible there will be a mass exodus.
Might be able to land a job with an UAE club...I should have added a disclaimer that that was on the basis of the owners and current executive staying
If the owners pack it in and/or the other barcelona guys leave then yeah I can't see him staying then
*s 130 charges are for a number of different breaches of PL rules..
The only direct correlation would be charges where the breaches / circumstances are the same as that which Everton were deemed liable.
So it isn’t as simple as ‘Everton got 10 points so * get 10 x 130’.
A huge percentage of City's charges are about not providing information and delaying proceedings. Not for actual breaches of PSR.
There's very little similarity between Everton and City cases, I'm not sure why people keep thinking there is.
Clearly one breach that has been admitted to, is a lot easier to deal with, then 115 charges where every element is fought and denied.
This would be hilarious though.I never said City will be getting a 1,115 point deduction.
Well they won the old Division One in 1937 and were relegated the following seasonCity to set another record of being the first team to win the PL and be relegated the next season?
This would be hilarious though.
If the US penal system did PL point deductions.
Never say neverYeah it would be great would mean their next 10 PL seasons would result in relegation regardless of how they performed. So 20 years of yo-yoing between the Premier League and the Championship.
And to be honest I don't think anyone could say they wouldn't deserve it for the shit they've pulled since 2008.
It'll never happen though.
Being pedantic, City haven't been charged with any breaches of PSR, the timeframe the charges cover a relate to before PSR existed, FFP rules wre different in quite a few aspects of the current rules of recent yearsFair enough you are right there. I know City haven't been charged with 115 breaches of PSR that post was poorly worded on my part.
Being pedantic, City haven't been charged with any breaches of PSR, the timeframe the charges cover a relate to before PSR existed, FFP rules wre different in quite a few aspects of the current rules of recent years
The Athletic podcast was interesting. Sam Lee and another guy suggesting they think Pep will stay out of ‘defiance’ if they are relegated
What was annoying about the podcast was them discussing City getting relegated and that quickly turned into them loving the idea of them smashing the championship with Pep at the helm. Feck off.I think he's in it up to his neck. I'm convinced the main reason he hasn't left them because they have him by the balls.
Nope. Undoubtedly they will revel in there inevitable rise back up the league/table.I’ve been a bit bemused by the media narrative I’ve heard on a few podcasts that punishing City is a worse look for the PL than letting them get away with it.
Will the media suddenly all as one stop the bollocks of sucking up to them relentlessly if they’re actually done for their cheating?
I doubt there's a violin in the whole of Stockport that is small enoughWhat an underdog story, makes you well up
He’s the type that would grass everyone up in return for immunity. Doing that thing he always does where he rolls a bit of spit on his tongue as he sings like a canary. Horrible bastard.I think he's in it up to his neck. I'm convinced the main reason he hasn't left them because they have him by the balls.
There's something called "football fortune" in the lower leagues. i.e. The owners can bone in with a tonnewad of cash.I think League One and League Two have it as well, it's just a bit less strict and is mainly related to salary.
If there were no regulations there'd be no reason for the Saudis to have bought Newcastle ahead of one of the bigger Football League clubs.
Buy a club like Cardiff, Derby or Middlesbrough, with a 30,000+ capacity stadium, pump half a billion into the squad without fear of breaching any rules, and you're not just set for promotion, but immediate establishment near the top of the Premier League once there.
Fair enough you are right there. I know City haven't been charged with 115 breaches of PSR that post was poorly worded on my part.
There's something called "football fortune" in the lower leagues. i.e. The owners can bone in with a tonnewad of cash.
So you can machine gun your way through the lower leagues, but have a massive problem if you hit the championship and you don't have the fanbase.