Pray for Man City in the champions league for the next two years, NOT.

[Blueclouds]

La liga, who were happy for Real to drive themselves into 120m euro of debt before having their training ground purchased by the city for exactly the same amount then leased back for nothing...

Its crazy, I feel like this is the old G4 protecting the cartel.

 

[Disgruntledgoat]

Its crazy, I feel like this is the old G4 protecting the cartel.

Exactly, it's a bit rich La Liga shouting from the rooftops about FFP

 

[AdamEFC]

I hope City win their appeal and FFP is thrown out. The whole things a joke designed to keep the rich clubs rich and anyone else can get stuffed.

Also how on earth have PSG not been done? They spent more than £500m in five attacking players alone, never mind the rest of the squad and their lower revenues due to not having the prem money.

 

[havrey0123]

Disgraceful to be honest. Why should City be held back if the owner wants to pump his money in? He shouldnt have to do all this shady stuff if there wernt such stupid rules in place.

Like us having to make up a £30mill first refusal on the name of the new ground. If an owner wants to spend and they have the resources why not let them?

These rules are designed to ensure that the football elite is a closed shop. The big clubs have the most revenue, therefore can spend the most money, therefore buy the best players and stay at the top.

A complete farce

Hope City wipe the floor with them and get FFP gone

You moaned when the top clubs had rich owners saying it wasn't fair, the rules were brought in to stop teams spending 500m in 1 transfer window and buying the league and stop clubs getting into debt and completely going just.

Now your saying it's a farce when we have money to spend.

 

[Harryflashman]

Its crazy, I feel like this is the old G4 protecting the cartel.

it just is , I’m no lover of Man City but imagine being judged on ffp by Real Madrid , Chelsea and a RS that went into administration but skirted the rules . Joke to be honest .

 

[Harryflashman]

You moaned when the top clubs had rich owners saying it wasn't fair, the rules were brought in to stop teams spending 500m in 1 transfer window and buying the league and stop clubs getting into debt and completely going just.

Now your saying it's a farce when we have money to spend.

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[havrey0123]

This will also affect city's transfer budget.
On appeal I expect it to be a one year ban, but if it is 2 years Dr bruyne will be 31 by the time they are back in it.

 

[robbie92]

Man city's owners are worth a trillion dollars. They make Uzi look poor in comparison.

FFP is literally the only thing stopping them from buying the league every year.

I know our "owner" in the back ground is super wealthy, but if FFP was taken away, that wouldn't even matter considering the money man City could spend would completely dwarf anyone else.

This is a great opportunity for our club, it means there is one less rival for a European spot.

 

[Tramps_mate]

That's Pep off then.

Agree, if they win it this year, he's off. If the two year ban is enforced, he's off too.

 

[spectateur]

Dont know too much about this but how do Barcelona and madrid get away with their spending sprees.

And also PSG.?

 

[Tea_drinker]

Its cos they lied, not cos they spent a fortune.

 

[PDAWG]

Imagine City had free reign to spend what they wanted without repercussion

Be great that wouldn't it

 

[ToffeeDan]

Coach sales to go down after City not required to play European match at A field.

 

[ChesterBlue]

I don’t think they’re any worse than Barca, Madrid, PSG, Juve, Inter and AC Milan tbh

 

[tommytowne]

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