Manchester City's Sham Trial

[Tommy Chong]

No, the technicality was that Leicester's relegation placed them outside of Premier League jurisdiction. I get that we love to feel hard done by, because we were clearly shafted, but speaking just for myself I think Leicester did everyone a service by showing just how poorly ran the whole league is.

Absolutely zero chance City get anything than a slap on the wrist by the way.

Not angry at the foxes at all... Good for them!

That's the main reason why we got shafted so bad last season. The absolute wank stain that is Masters, and his cronies wanted to prove that they have everything under control by flexing their muscles... And we were the perfect scapegoat for the BS narrative that the PL were trying to spin.

The only aim of this sham trial is for both of them to come out of it not looking corrupt as F and not to taint the all important brand that is the PL.


The rest is just bullshit to placate the masses

And that's exactly how this trial will start off.

Master's will puff his little wittle chest out and act like he's the top dog:

But in the end, it'll be all for show... Dollars to doughnuts, he'll come out of it looking like a complete plonker, and City will have the last laugh.

 

[YoboCopter]

be intresting to see what happens here

Im thinking big fine and maybe transfer ban, did see talk of points deduction that span over numerous seasons to stop them just winnen the league again after one season

 

[Jokerdan]

I am sticking to what ive thought a while, and they will get a big Points deduction to stop them winning league, but not enough to relegate them (Never expected that anyway)

No, I reckon they will tell City they can't play Haaland for the rest of the season. That should just about level things up.

 

[GoldenToffee]

be intresting to see what happens here

Im thinking big fine and maybe transfer ban, did see talk of points deduction that span over numerous seasons to stop them just winnen the league again after one season

500 point deduction spread out over 10 years would be sufficient. That would be much more devastating than relegating them to League Two.

 

[NeilMorepies]

Imagine if we had the money and backing fight our charges like this..,

 

[klingklang]

 

[Milk]

The league's legal fees will be drawn from Everton's prize money.

With Lord Pannick on £10k an hour (same as Haarland)? And he’s only the lead silk …
And with their owners saying that spending £30m on legal fees was worth it (& that was back in 2011)

 

[Paris]

Just disband the PL and every club who plays in it.

 

[Rita_Poon]

Reckon they'll have a glowing witness statement written and signed to support them from Jamal Khashoggi? Wouldn't put it past em.

 

[The Binman]

Starts today. 115 extremely serious charges - much much more serious than the charges the Premier League wanted to dock Everton almost 20 points for. Massive sporting advantage gained over a period of a full decade.

Fully expect exoneration and a full apology issued to them at the end of it.

Does this mean penalty to liverpool

 

[daza_1973]

I expect one of two things to happen...

1. City get away with it, further angering our fans given the deductions we got.

2. City get severely punished and loads of their titles and trophies handed to the RS (and Man United and Arsenal - 2 of the other PL favourites)

It will be another loss for the Everton fanbase either way

Who cares more asterisk trophies passed around the scab 6

 

[GoldenToffee]

Just disband the PL and every club who plays in it.

Life would be miles better tbh.

 

[ArtetaMagic]

I predict a 60 point deduction and them still finishing above us

 

[carolinablue232]

I want them relegated so we can watch Haaland score 200 goals next season.

 

[ETID]

I want them relegated so we can watch Haaland score 200 goals next season.

Is he only playing half the season?