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They sounds like the RS defending Michael Shields.City fans on Social Media trying to take the moral high ground is beyond laughable.
They have literally (poetic license) been brainwashed.
City are Darth Vader and the PL are Palpatine.Ultimately Man City are the monster the PL created
We didn't have oil rich murdering states with unlimited funds to finance such ventures before.Football has always allowed unlimited spending, it's only changed very recently. I don't agree with faking sponsorship deals but I don't see why clubs can't spend whatever they like on players if they can afford it.
They got unlimited money and army of lawyers, they just gonna drawn this out.We didn't have oil rich murdering states with unlimited funds to finance such ventures before.
It's ridiculous to not have restraints on spending if the funds have not been commercially earned by the clubs. We'd end up with 6 teams all owned by America and the assorted gulf states paying whatever it takes not only to buy all the best players but also price anyo other competitor out of the market. I wouldn't wanna play monoploy with someone who had their own bank.
City must be punished - but I fear the PL hasn't got the guts to take them on. Bought and paid for.
Not really, as they will get a big payday, and then another big signing bonus after their contract with city is voided following any kind of expulsion from the league.If you were a top player now and had City after you, wouldn't it be a pretty bad time to join them seeing as there's at least still a small chance of them being kicked out the league, etc? The wise decision would be to wait another year and see what the outcome is.
I think Guardiola will jump ship very quickly if it looks like they're about to be smashed as it'll mean all of his work and success was attained through cheating.
I think this time next year we'll know football is officially finished or back on the path to some kind of fairness - very likely the former.
Relegation terrifies me, but if we were left alone in a financially smaller league because the so called top 6 have buggered off then I'd be fine with that, and would likely start to enjoy it quickly. That of course is if we could survive the fallout of TV money etc being withdrawnEuropean Super League with unlimited spending.
Exactly, the bigger picture in a nutshellI mean just the thought of a league allowing clubs to essentially fake sponsorship deals in order to invest unlimited money is insanity.
If City win this it guarantees them success for decades to come. Our new stadium will count for nothing and any faint hope of a decent new owner arriving and increasing our chances of success is finished.
City and Newcastle will have unlimited money to dominate the league and cups every season, and Europe doesn't matter for us anyway as we're nowhere near and even if we snook in in the future you'd have to come across one of them anyway, so European success is also off the cards.
Liverpool would end up state owned in a matter of seasons, and that's the top three spots and domestic cups locked out forever.
It'll make it very easy to walk away from Everton and football once and for all.
The one positive is that the Premier League's rules can be changed by 14 teams voting in favour of a proposal - and there are definitely more than 14 extremely anti-City clubs in the league right now.
Liverpool fans are already counting there retrospective prem titles
Recon it will come to that?