It’s good that we’re getting towards a conclusion to this City stuff, but the punishment also feels like a massive mess. I’m intrigued as to what the Premier League do. At the bare minimum - relegation, and on top of that - Man City cannot be allowed to continue with the current owners. You can’t have Man City competing with the same owners that were part of this whole process, anything they do from here on out is tainted. One season out of the PL doesn’t feel like enough though. The amount of fraud and unfair competition in the years it happened is bad enough, but essentially they have continued to profit from it ever since. They can’t go and spend £300m on a new midfield this season if it wasn’t for what happened in the past. Meanwhile other clubs are having to sell some of their best players because they’re playing by the rules. You can’t give them multiple points deductions to relegate them every time they come up because that makes a mockery of the Championship and PL. I don’t think it’s beyond possibility that they are kicked out of the football league. That feels very harsh on fans and staff at the club, and I don’t know how I feel about it - but at the same time, how many staff and fans of other clubs have been shafted because of Man City? They competed on an unfair level and pushed the prices up for everyone - not just transfer fees and wages but also for fans, someone has to pay for it eventually.