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Today is a new month. But will always remember July 2018, because @hyundaiWFH gave us a trip of a life time to @FIFAWorldCup final. Congrats again @equipedefrance @Hyundai_Global @HyundaiAus ⚽️🌏🏆⭐️⭐️🙌🏻
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I keep seeing this same false narrative being posted about how Man City’s aim is to get this out of arbitration and into the High Court, like they did with Uefa vs CAS.
I don’t think people realise that the judges they face in PL arbitration now (Section W Appeal Board or Section X arbitration) will be far more senior than any judge they get at the High Court.
PL arbitration has used 3 different former Lord Justice of Appeal (Sir Gary Hickinbottom, Sir Stanley Burton, Sir Maurice Kay) as well as a former Master of the Rolls and Supreme Court Justice (Lord Dyson) and the former President of the Supreme Court (Lord Neuberger).
Trying to picture a High Court judge unpicking their findings and I’m laughing.
When you lie, you need to have a good memory 😂
🚨💣 𝐁𝐑𝐄𝐀𝐊𝐈𝐍𝐆: Manchester City’s appeal has taken a second blow. 😳🔵⤵️
Evidence Man City gave UEFA six years ago could undermine the defence. City told UEFA two payments of £15m, in 2012 and 2013, were made by Jaber Mohamed and caused by ADUG.
They did not tell UEFA he was general director of the Crown Prince’s Court. The money was supposed to come from Etisalat.
The first blow was Etihad’s 2015 letter to the US government, saying reports that Abu Dhabi paid for sponsorships were false, and that it did not receive subsidies.
City say the deals were legitimate, paid by the Abu Dhabi government, and that they have irrefutable evidence.
They were found guilty on 114 of 115 charges. A three-person panel will hear the appeal, with an outcome expected before the end of the year.
— via @MirrorFootball
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🚨BREAKING: UEFA also considering CHARGING Manchester City.
Any UEFA charges will happen AFTER the Premier League’s disciplinary process ends.
City have previously failed to comply with UEFA's Financial Fair Play rules.
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🚨 𝗡𝗘𝗪: Rui Pinto, the man behind the leaked documents that triggered the investigation into Manchester City, is ready to HELP UK authorities in exchange for PROTECTION.
Pinto is said to have detailed knowledge of the documents, people and companies involved, as well as MORE documents that may have been overlooked during the Premier League investigation.
— @guardian
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I mean, this email alone by Simon Pearce should be enough to sink the whole operation…
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"Manchester City whistleblower ready to help UK authorities in return for protection"
theguardian.com/football/202…
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Simon Pearce was the architect of Manchester City's rise after helping broker Sheikh Mansour’s 2008 takeover, and was pulling the strings as City launched a series of strategies to outspend their rivals - some of which have now landed the club in deep trouble
@martynziegler 🔽
thetimes.com/sport/football/…
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"Do you apologise to football fans? The Premier League says 'sham' contracts, is this a 'sham' club?"
Manchester City chief executive Ferran Soriano on camera 🎥
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Man City are in big trouble, no coming back from this. Potential for relegation to the Championship best case, worst case expelled from the PL and forced to apply to enter the EFL at League 2 IF all 72 clubs vote them in. Doomsday scenario is that City go bust and dissolve
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Let’s have a look at what malfeasance Ferran Soriano was party to then…
Here are just a handful of leaked emails he was CC’d in confirming the financial fraud Man City has been convicted of.
The other club execs should have booed that scumbag off stage.
NEW: Manchester City’s chief Ferran Soriano told fellow European club execs they will strenuously fight against PL charges. According to sources in the meeting Sorriano said: "It has already taken eight years and will take a lot more time” to come to a final conclusion.
thetimes.com/sport/football/…
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Ange Postecoglou on coaching Cristiano Ronaldo:
“I’ve been fortunate enough to work with some great players, and they all share the same qualities, regardless of how different their personalities may be.
They all have a huge drive and an extremely high level of focus.
People ask: How do you manage these types of players?
A former manager of mine once said something along these lines: Sometimes people don’t realise that dealing with great players is much easier than dealing with players who think they are great.
Because the great ones put in the hard work, they have the motivation, and they do things the right way. As a coach or manager, you find yourself thinking: I want some of that.”
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🚨Liverpool and PSG have reached an agreement in principle over the transfer of Bradley Barcola.
The fee is believed to be in the region of €128m, with achievable add-ons.
[@DaveOCKOP]
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Ferran Torres, forever etched in #FIFAWorldCup Final history 🖌️
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🚨 Ferran Torres reveals Spain's final team talk: "The coach told me Argentina were waiting for penalties he sent me on to finish the game.
🗣️ Ferran Torres
When I was about to come on, the coach called me over and showed me exactly where Argentina were leaving space. He pointed out the gaps behind their midfield and told me they had stopped trying to win the match. In his eyes, they were already thinking about taking the game to penalties.
He looked at me and said, 'If this goes to penalties, it becomes a different game. We have to finish it before then.' He told me to attack with confidence, make aggressive runs and be brave in front of goal. His message was simple: don't wait go and decide the final.
That gave me so much belief. As a substitute, you dream of moments like that. The manager trusted me with the biggest responsibility in football, and I wanted to repay that trust. Scoring in a World Cup final is something I'll remember forever, but it all started with the confidence the coach gave me before I stepped onto the pitch.













































