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I spent 21 years being a supporter of @ManUtd all the way from India, France, Singapore, Hong Kong. This year I moved to Manchester. Today, I received my first season ticket and my apartment even has a view of Old Trafford.
Nothing means more to me than my club.
I fear for future generations, where we set an example that investment in some leisure facilities is a justification to not have integrity and break rules and laws.
What a sad state of affairs.
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The reports surrounding Manchester City’s 115 charges are becoming increasingly concerning.
I’m starting to believe City could escape meaningful punishment, and if that happens, the Premier League’s credibility will take a massive hit.
Money shouldn’t matter more than accountability. If clubs can face serious charges and still avoid consequences, what happens to the integrity of the competition?
The Premier League must prove that its rules apply to everyone, regardless of how powerful a club is. Football deserves justice, transparency and integrity.
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“Look at all those clubs making a loss, that’s proof that FFP doesn’t work, City are amazing”
Man City has had cumulative losses of around £440m since the takeover
Losses would be about £1.2bn if you take away the disguised funding payments into the club.
So profitable, so sustainable
For the last days I felt genuinely sorry for the City fans, who would have unfortunately have to deal with the calculated actions of their owners.
I don’t anymore. Off you pop
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Labour politicians received £300,000 freebies from Man City and the UAE, as Andy Burnham oversaw £55m taxpayer loan 🤯
This brother has carried us on his back for a lot of time. He’s clearly not fit, and has some physical issues. Benching him is necessary so he can recover and come back stronger than ever.
I strongly believe in Bruno. This is a form of care ❤️
Zirkzee is a rude baller.
Ngl, Zirkzee genuinely has the potential to be a top player
xitter.cf/_Soccerxpress/status/2…
Republic of Mancunia 🔴⚪️⚫️ retweeted
Joe Cole - Jesus wept. First time that sense has ever come out of Keown's mouth too.
“If they’re found guilty, they have to lose those trophies that they won.” 🏆
Martin Keown and Joe Cole debate whether Man City’s recent trophies would be tainted if they’re found guilty.
🎙️ @lynseyhipgrave1 | 📺 Stream on TNT Sports & HBO Max: streamonm.ax/4AuN62x
Republic of Mancunia 🔴⚪️⚫️ retweeted
It started with Carlos Tevez in 2009.
The Argentine striker arrived in the Abu Dhabi United Group's first season of disguised funding at Manchester City — a year in which the club splashed a £128million (net) on players, when the rest of the Premier League spent only £145m.
Across the nine years covering financial charges brought by an independent commission, City spent £1.388billion on new players.
In part three of a special investigation, @CWeatherspoon_ looks at how City supercharged their own squad while weakening their rivals.
nytimes.com/athletic/7663299…
If you’re so innocent and confident you’ll win the appeal, what’s to settle?
Manchester City held early-stage settlement talks with the Premier League, a move that could’ve helped mitigate the massive sanctions the team may be facing had the discussions not broken down bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
This is how it’s done, @premierleague
Six-time French champions Bordeaux, sanctioned in the summer for financial irregularities, will play in the sixth tier of French football this season, the Nouvelle-Aquitaine league confirmed on Thursday.
🔗 aje.news/byglfs
The red cartel is destroying football by not letting others into the winning circle. But Man City who have been found guilty of financial breaches, spending ridiculous amounts of money and as a result dominating the league for years is doing Gods work in football.































