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🚨Howard Webb, the Premier League’s CHIEF REFEREE, on why Michael Oliver didn’t send off Manchester City’s Mateo Kovačić vs. Arsenal:
“He doesn't want to have a negative impact on the game by overreacting."
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🚨 Manchester United have made their WORST start to a league season in 40 YEARS 😬
🔴 1986/87 - 4 points from 6 games
🔴 2026/27 - 6 points from 6 games
#MUFC
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You signed Trafford, then Donnuruma.
Savio, then Ndiaye and Semenyo.
Bravo, then Ederson.
Phillips and Reinjders, then Anderson.
All players who weren’t good enough, then replaced with money from inflated sponsorship.
You don’t spend it better, you just cheated.
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And there you have it folks.
🎶 We’re Man City, we’ll cheat when we want 🎶
Still have sympathy for the fans?
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You're first out @LFC
It's our responsibility to make sure the PL, The City players, their fans and their owner find out exactly what every club thinks of them. 90 mins of abuse, thank you. 🙏 xitter.cf/_Dilsinho/status/21092…
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In the last month, City have had an offside goal given against United, an Elliot Anderson handball not given against Sunderland, Gravenberch sent off for two soft yellows against Liverpool, and they’ve been found guilty of industrial scale cheating. The Premier League is a farce.
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Je me permets de parler un peu tard sur ce sujet dû à sa sensibilité mais voici selon moi, les sanctions adéquates que City devrait percevoir pour les 114 charges coupables des 115 auditionnées🧑💼:
• Une exclusion de la PL et EFL, les envoyant automatiquement en 5ème division conformément à l’article W.51 de la PL.
• Une autorisation de la FIFA qui permettrait aux joueurs de résilier leur contrat respectif (jeunes compris) même lorsqu’il n’y a aucune clause dans leurs contrats.
• Une interdiction de transfert de MINIMUM 3 ans et ce à tous les étages sportifs (jeunes compris).
• Une déduction de points d’un minimum de 50 points pour les sceller à la 20ème place de la saison 26/27, les empêchant de percevoir un maximum de revenu via les droits TV avant la relégation administrative.
• Des compensations indémnitaires aux clubs lésés durant les années concernées à la hauteur du dommage subi.
D’où l’action légale entre les clubs de PL.
• Une amende vraisemblablement déraisonnable de plusieurs centaines millions d’euros.
C’est une sanction très symbolique au vu des moyens financiers que les dirigeants possèdent.
• Un licenciement et un bannissement à vie de fonctions semblables à tous les acteurs, dirigeants et actionnaires de City ainsi donc une dissolution du City Group.
• Pour finir, une publication de la décision de justice.
Rappelons que 54 des 115 charges étaient liés à des informations financières inexactes et à des falsifications comptables. En plus de ne collaborer à AUCUNE enquête.
Rendez-vous compte de la folie.
Je ne suis pas pour le retrait des titres remportés car on ne peut pas retirer ce qu’il s’est passé sur le rectangle vert. CEPENDANT, il faut s’appuyer dessus pour établir les sanctions.
On parle d’un club qui a sali l’image du football anglais et manqué de respect aux clubs qui se sont efforcés à bien travailler durant toutes ces années.
Alors je ne vous demande pas cela souvent mais prière de partager et liker ce post au maximum, c’est important de ne pas toujours parler de ce que le terrain produit.
Parce que c’est aussi ça le football.
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You can tell a lot about the integrity of reporters by what they choose to report on. Miguel Delaney has never shied away from reporting on sportswashing and City’s charges, whilst David Ornstein broke the story of their guilt. By contrast, Romano has only shared Rodri’s interview and City’s statement. Choose wisely who you get your news from.
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Everyone is talking about Manchester City being guilty of the 115 charges, but they’re forgetting about the Portuguese hacker who leaked all the evidence😭❤️
All charges against him should be dropped, and he should be added to the Premier League Hall of Fame.
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Chelsea and Man City are just an absolute stain on our game in England
Nobody's rivals
Plastic fans
No History
No tradition
Cheating for success
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Rui Pinto leaked millions of confidential football documents, including material that helped trigger investigations into Manchester City.
Years later, he says City’s verdict is a “historic decision” that vindicates his work. 🤯
His leaks helped lead to the Premier League charging City with 115 alleged breaches. 👀
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🚨🎙️| Arsene Wenger slams Manchester City over 114 breaches and calls for the club to be relegated to League Two
🗣️“Let’s be honest about what happened to Arsenal.
For years, Arsenal were being told to compete with Manchester City. Spend wisely. Build properly. Follow the rules. Develop players. Be patient.
Meanwhile, we’re now sitting here talking about Manchester City being found guilty on 114 of the 115 Premier League charges brought against them.
And people still want Arsenal fans to act like none of that mattered?
How are you supposed to look at Arsenal’s title battles with City and not ask questions?
Arsenal spent years chasing a team that was allegedly breaking financial rules while building one of the strongest squads English football has ever seen.
And then Arsenal fans are told, ‘You should have beaten them.’
Beat them with what?
Arsenal were trying to build within the rules while City were allegedly operating outside them. If those breaches affected how that team was constructed, then you can’t simply erase that context from the history of those title races.
There were Arsenal players, managers and supporters giving everything to win the Premier League while City were winning trophies year after year.
So yes, I’m angry.
Because Arsenal could have had more.
And if the findings ultimately show that those breaches materially affected competitive sporting outcomes, then the Premier League has to take that seriously.
You cannot tell every other club to respect the rules and then treat violations at this scale like a parking ticket.
If the punishment is severe enough, so be it.
Relegation? Points deductions? Titles being reviewed? Whatever the independent process determines under the rules should be dealt with properly.
But one thing Arsenal fans are allowed to say is this:
WE SHOULD NEVER HAVE HAD TO COMPETE AGAINST A CLUB ACCUSED OF THIS SCALE OF FINANCIAL BREACHES IN THE FIRST PLACE.
And City fans can laugh all they want.
But if Arsenal lost Premier League titles by the smallest margins while competing against a team now found guilty of 114 charges, you cannot expect Gunners to just shrug and say:
‘Ah well, football is football.’
NO.
If the rules were broken, there have to be consequences.
And if the consequences are serious enough to send Manchester City down the divisions, then so be it.
Arsenal didn’t fail to compete.
Maybe Arsenal were competing in a competition where the playing field wasn’t as level as everyone thought.”
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Everyone that doubled down claiming that Konsa incident should have been a penalty is starting to look real stupid considering Ballard is doing the same thing 4 days later
