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BREAKING BOMBSHELL,
IFR REPORT.
Prior to FFP, 50% of English Football clubs were running on a loss.
15 years since the formulation of the FFP ruleset now 94% of clubs run on a loss!
FFPS A COMPLETE SHAM.
Billions have been funneled out of the Pyramid!
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Scousers raising this flag, short memories
Try telling that to supporters of Wimbledon, Coventry, Norwich or even Everton who had the best team in Europe in 85. All denied European football.
Wimbledon might still be Wimbledon if theyd played in Europe, they were cheated.
Oliver Tunney retweeted
We bought the “Cheats” merch off them.
Up the inflatable bananas. We did the Poznań while they were singing.
“We are cheating bastards, we know who we are.” Citeh. 😂🩵
Oliver Tunney retweeted
🚨The biggest scandal in British football.
How the Red Cartel were allowed to select Richard Masters so they could introduce & sculpt Financial Fair Play rules in order to prevent others from competing…
It’s all to do with protectionism !
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🚨 Gary Neville On FFP [2023]
"It was pushed through by the ESTABLISHED ELITE" 👀
"They didn't like the idea of a #ManCity or Chelsea being able to pump money into their clubs to come up to THEIR LEVEL" 🤔
"The whole FFP thing needs challenging!"
Gary Neville - HYPOCRITE 😡
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🚨🔵Ferran Soriano On Manchester City Financial Breaches.‼️
🗣️Soriano: "Let us strip away the romanticism for a moment and speak the cold, unvarnished truth about these so-called financial breaches. When we arrived in Manchester, the doors to the VIP room of European football were firmly padlocked from the inside by a self-appointed cartel of legacy clubs."
🗣️"Their definition of 'Financial Fair Play' was never about sustainability; it was a protectionist racket, a bureaucratic moat designed specifically to pull up the drawbridge and ensure no new enterprise could ever disrupt their monopoly on trophies."
🗣️"They call our methods financial doping. I call it aggressive venture capitalism applied to a stagnant, aristocratic market."
🗣️"Did we stretch the fabric of their regulations? Of course we did. You do not build a global entertainment empire by respectfully asking the old guard for permission to sit at their table. You buy the restaurant and you rewrite the menu."
🗣️"The 115 charges leveled against us are not an indictment of our integrity; they are a monument to the establishment's absolute terror. They are the panicked, itemized receipts of a system that realized far too late that we possessed superior imagination, superior lawyers, and an utterly bottomless appetite for systemic supremacy."
🗣️"Do you honestly believe a project of this magnitude, meticulously engineered across multiple continents, is going to be undone by the archaic spreadsheets of a few terrified executives in London? We didn't break the rules of football; we exposed them for the fragile, hypocritical guidelines they always were."
🗣️"We are not apologizing for accelerating the future, nor will we beg forgiveness for outsmarting a regulatory body that was actively weaponized against us."
🗣️"In fifty years, no one will remember the Premier League’s profit and sustainability footnotes. They will only study Manchester City as the definitive, ruthless blueprint of modern sporting dominance. We didn't just play their game better than them. We bought the board, we changed the rules, and we won."
🗣️"Let them cry over the dice."🔥👀
Oliver Tunney retweeted
Here is the video of Jamie Carragher spitting on a little child. You'd think the way he talks he has morals.
💙💙
I want every single @ManCity fan to know I am here; more than ever. I am, always have been, always will, be behind my club, my owner, my chairman, Ferran, the players, staff, Enzo and you, our unique supporters.
Let me be clear: we will get through this together.
I love you all 🩵
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🔺The Glazers bought Manchester United in 2005
🔺They borrowed £604m and loaded the debt on the club
🔺They have paid £834m in interest on that £604m loan
🔺£731m is still owed on that £604m loan
🔺United have lost £300m in the last 3 years
🔺United owe around £300m in unpaid transfer fees
🔺United’s current debt is in excess of £1B
In an era of PSR and FFP how have the Glazers been allowed to conduct business like this on one of the biggest institutions in the world?🤔
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