People seriously think it will be a fine? A fine would make them fail FFP even more. Which would then require a points deduction. :lol: Nah. This will be points deductions to the extent it relegates them. In these supposedly clear PL rules, surely there's some sort of indicative punishment? For exa...

🚨 @JamesGreenInUK (Sky): “It is my understanding that Aaron Ramsdale has agreed to join Newcastle in the summer. That has come directly from speaking to somebody who I am very close with who has spoken to his agent & he’s said it’s done, the deal is happening.” [@HighburySquad] The Telegraph is...

They could also improve it by making the laws more simple . Take offside for instance forget about a stray arm a big nose or a toe nail lets have gap at the feet only . Get rid of the leaning player . if his feet are in front it’s offside . We have goal line sensors why not touchline sensors too , ...

I see the hype machine is starting to go into overdrive for Sunday whereas in reality what we are looking at is a Sunday afternoon stroll for City. One of my mates has bought into the hype though and booked Monday off work as he is convinced the title will be ours :lol: I have been told it is all s...

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Fri May 17, 2024 1:02 pm

Heard a stat recently that cities wage bill is only 50 mil less than our entire turnover, crazy when you think about it

It’s true.

People seriously think it will be a fine? A fine would make them fail FFP even more. Which would then require a points deduction. :lol: Nah. This will be points deductions to the extent it relegates them. In these supposedly clear PL rules, surely there's some sort of indicative punishment? For exa...

Remember. West Ham get £5m if Rice wins the League….

People seriously think it will be a fine?

A fine would make them fail FFP even more. Which would then require a points deduction.

Nah. This will be points deductions to the extent it relegates them.

Let me make this very clear. City have signed up to the rules of the Premier League, just like every other club has had to. The rules allow the Premier League to ask for anything they want from those clubs in order to ensure they are complying with FFP. Over the best part of a decade City have refus...

I think people forget that the 115 charges literally means 115 individual cases to be answered. Not one Big Case, but dozens and dozens of indivudal ones. I’m sure that a few will be found “unproven” and that could be 5 or it could be 50. But the idea that all 115 could be found “not guilty” is far...

The reason this hasn’t come to court is because City’s lawyers have been frustrating the legal process. It’s as clear as it can ever be. As I say, their initial defensive approach is to disagree with the charges and to claim the rules they have broken are not correct. It’s very obvious they know the...

Tbh I'm not even gonna get into this debate cos there isnt a part of me that believes they will be found guilty, and even if they are found guilty the "punishment" will be so inconsequential so as to make no difference to the game going forward. I've never been a fan of FFP anyway cos I t...

Tbh I'm not even gonna get into this debate cos there isnt a part of me that believes they will be found guilty, and even if they are found guilty the "punishment" will be so inconsequential so as to make no difference to the game going forward. I've never been a fan of FFP anyway cos I t...

People who dismiss this case and think City are getting off do not understand what has happened here. This is several years in the making City have repeatedly refused to cooperate (charges on their own). Their defence has been to disagree with a set of rules they have signed up to. It doens’t stack...

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This bloke is gold.