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    on virtually all charges https://x.com/David_Ornstein/status/2103480016915009611

  • #2
    Originally posted by PSRB View Post
    I was actually waiting for your confirmation???????

    Now the really difficult part begins; what to do about it.
    "Plenty of strikers can score goals," he said, gesturing to the famous old stands casting shadows around us.

    "But a lot have found it difficult wearing the number 9 shirt for The Arsenal."

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    • #3
      Originally posted by redgunamo View Post

      I was actually waiting for your confirmation???????

      Now the really difficult part begins; what to do about it.
      Indeed, clearly they'll appeal. So probably nothing for the moment but taints every trophy they've won

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      • #4
        That's two title parades we're owed then.

        edit: ah this doesn't cover our second place finishes does it?

        massive point deduction then. :topoftheleague:
        Last edited by All Guns Blazing II; 09-25-2026, 02:49 PM.

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        • #5
          Originally posted by All Guns Blazing II View Post
          That's two title parades we're owed then.

          edit: ah this doesn't cover our second place finishes does it?

          massive point deduction then. :topoftheleague:
          They have to really, really throw the book at them. I think we could even be talking about a substantial fine, in fhe thousands!

          Once the appeal process is complete, obviously. But i cant see why that would take more than 7 or 8 years.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by PSRB View Post

            Indeed, clearly they'll appeal. So probably nothing for the moment but taints every trophy they've won
            I understand that Michael Oliver will chair the appeal panel....

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            • #7
              Originally posted by PSRB View Post

              Indeed, clearly they'll appeal. So probably nothing for the moment but taints every trophy they've won
              Wonder how it'll impact the players too. Can't help but think it's going to have a significant phychological impact on them - before any sanctions are determined.

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              • #8
                Originally posted by Peter View Post

                They have to really, really throw the book at them. I think we could even be talking about a substantial fine, in fhe thousands!

                Once the appeal process is complete, obviously. But i cant see why that would take more than 7 or 8 years.
                My understanding is that the appeals process will not be lengthy. And they cannot escalate to a higher court (as they did with the CAS when found guilty of cheating by UEFA).

                They're screwed. And we will be owed millions in lost revenue from them too.

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by Peter View Post

                  I understand that Michael Oliver will chair the appeal panel....
                  They can literally only appeal to the same people that have found them guilty. Unless there is a change in material evidence then it'll be quick.

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                  • #10
                    Haaland available in January window?

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                    • #11
                      Amongst others!!

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                      • #12
                        Times saying other Big 6 clubs reserved the right to sue City if found guilty. First of all said could be 100m each, plus interest.
                        Said Everton getting sued for 40m for one year's denial of PL sets a precedent.

                        Updates story said Times understands the big clubs could actually be suing for a **** sight more than 100m each.

                        Good.

                        Wonder who gets Haarland?

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by Rich View Post

                          My understanding is that the appeals process will not be lengthy. And they cannot escalate to a higher court (as they did with the CAS when found guilty of cheating by UEFA).

                          They're screwed. And we will be owed millions in lost revenue from them too.
                          Unpicking all of this could take years. The implications across the leagues are enormous. I don't know where they go from here. No imaginable punishment is going to satisfy the affected clubs.

                          And for us. If they are docked significant points this season then winning the league will mean so much less.

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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by Peter View Post

                            Unpicking all of this could take years. The implications across the leagues are enormous. I don't know where they go from here. No imaginable punishment is going to satisfy the affected clubs.

                            And for us. If they are docked significant points this season then winning the league will mean so much less.
                            I don't care if they get relegated. We could have a right ol' ding-dong with the Scousers instead. Civilised lot, Scousers. Much preferred fighting them 88-92 than I either Fergie or Pep's Mancs. Don't like Mancs. It's like being beaten by Morrisey. Don't mind losing to the Beatles.

                            That's my ideal outcome. City relegated to non-league. ManU and Chavs keep sacking managers and go back to square one. Sperz stay in permanent relegation battles {or go down.} Us and Scousers fight for top two like in the good ol' days of GG {him, not me} while all the other clubs like BHA and Villa fight for places 3-8.

                            So some non-Big 6 teams can dream of glory {which winning the Uefa and playing CL knockouts is - 4th place trophy and all that} while us and the Scousers catch up with then overtake ManU for most domestic titles.

                            If we pip LFC thanksto a heroic win at Anfield like we did in '91 as well, I won't be moaning that Man City will be playing S****horpe.

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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by Ganpati's Goonerz--AFC's Aboriginal Fertility Cult View Post

                              I don't care if they get relegated. We could have a right ol' ding-dong with the Scousers instead. Civilised lot, Scousers. Much preferred fighting them 88-92 than I either Fergie or Pep's Mancs. Don't like Mancs. It's like being beaten by Morrisey. Don't mind losing to the Beatles.

                              That's my ideal outcome. City relegated to non-league. ManU and Chavs keep sacking managers and go back to square one. Sperz stay in permanent relegation battles {or go down.} Us and Scousers fight for top two like in the good ol' days of GG {him, not me} while all the other clubs like BHA and Villa fight for places 3-8.

                              So some non-Big 6 teams can dream of glory {which winning the Uefa and playing CL knockouts is - 4th place trophy and all that} while us and the Scousers catch up with then overtake ManU for most domestic titles.

                              If we pip LFC thanksto a heroic win at Anfield like we did in '91 as well, I won't be moaning that Man City will be playing S****horpe.
                              There is a bigger question for me. They didnt just cheat, they ruined football, along with Chelsea. They created a gigantic inflationary effect in the Premier league and totally transformed how football financing works, effectively divorcing it from on field success. They are the reason the rules exist. And they ignored them.

                              Aside from the other punishments, the owners should ne forced to sell the club. These offences are too serious for them to remain.

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