Manchester City's Sham Trial

[Bedfordblue]

Of course they have….

 

[Yarrgh]

Poster boys for the PL. Crooked organisation that do what they want as long as they make money and @#£% off anyone else who is interfering with the cash flow.

 

[Alan Whittle]

1. Of course they do.
2. Club outside the Super League slags; charges incoming.
3. Parish - check emails.

 

[Timbucktoo]

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1. Of course they do.
2. Club outside the Super League slags; charges incoming.
3. Parish - check emails.

Very good of City to accept that the rules are valid and binding. Any chance that they might start abiding by the rules rather than ignoring them.

 

[Alan Whittle]

Very good of City to accept that the rules are valid and binding. Any chance that they might start abiding by the rules rather than ignoring them.

You know that already.

 

[mmmmsnouts]

If the other clubs aren’t going to band together and get rid of Richard Masters, then everyone needs to stop complaining.

 

[frank_da_tank]

Is that the city trial over now? Is it basically a slap on the wrist

 

[Rich1878]

Is that the city trial over now? Is it basically a slap on the wrist

I thought this was separate to the 115 charges?

 

[Timbucktoo]

I thought this was separate to the 115 charges?

It is separate, but it seems like City say "OK your ATP rules are valid, and what do you say about our 115 charges?", and PL say "What Charges?".

 

[daza_1973]

If the other clubs aren’t going to band together and get rid of Richard Masters, then everyone needs to stop complaining.

Too many mid-table clubs just happy to coexist with the scab 6 teams and not threaten the status quo.
Slime-ball Marsters knows this 100%

 

[Tipp blue]

They are going to get away with a fine after we were told there's no point in fining rich owners. If this happens we really need to be seriously considering calming for loss of income due to the deduction..

 

[RomanReigns]

Tick tock

 

[Seathestars]

I hate to sound nasty but I absolutely despise Masters and the premier league with every fibre of my being.

Blatter, Infantino and Masters, the protagonists of running football and the three of them make me sick

 

[GoldenToffee]

We're all supposed to believe that this 'independent jury' is taking months and months to draw its conclusions about the charges - possibly even years. The reality is there is almost certainly a huge behind-the-scenes negotiation going on between Manchester City and the Premier League to agree on a suitable punishment that on the face of it looks harsh, but in reality does absolutely nothing to genuinely hurt them or prevent them from immediate future success.

Something along the lines of a three-window transfer ban, a monetary fine (likely suspended) and a tiny points deduction in line with what Everton received.

 

[hallamblue]

We're all supposed to believe that this 'independent jury' is taking months and months to draw its conclusions about the charges - possibly even years. The reality is there is almost certainly a huge behind-the-scenes negotiation going on between Manchester City and the Premier League to agree on a suitable punishment that on the face of it looks harsh, but in reality does absolutely nothing to genuinely hurt them or prevent them from immediate future success.

Something along the lines of a three-window transfer ban, a monetary fine (likely suspended) and a tiny points deduction in line with what Everton received.

I don't think there's any way they will admit they were guilty of anything. The whole thing is a nonsense anyway, why shouldn't clubs be allowed to spend whatever they like providing they're not loading unsustainable debt onto the football club? These rules came in after some clubs went bust and that's what they're supposedly designed to stop happening.