28 Apr 2025 15:46:57
It's not sour grapes but when is the world going to find out what a mess and hold that Man City have on the rest of football in this country, Just let them off with a fine so they can win another trophy and get into the CL, it makes me sick ????.
28 Apr 2025 16:42:08
Spot on jester my friend ?.
28 Apr 2025 16:45:57
When the Greens get everything running on Wind and Sun power and we don't need Oil!.
28 Apr 2025 16:49:17
Apparently the Premier league are dragging their heels, verdict pushed back until the summer, no surprises there. I wouldn't mind betting the verdict won't come until next season has started and they'll get a fine and possible transfer window ban.
If that's the case Everton and us should take a case out on the Premier league seeing as we played fair and admitted we were in the wrong. But agreed Jester, it completely takes the p*ss out of FFP rules and makes them pointless really.
28 Apr 2025 17:50:13
Yes they couldn't wait to slap us and Everton with points get the lawyers on standby we can start with plus 4 points next season ????.
28 Apr 2025 18:38:12
They should give the verdict and when city put in an appeal city should be told they have until a week before the new season. If not resolved they should cancel all city's games and give the opposition 3 points until it's resolved. that would speed up the process.
28 Apr 2025 18:56:44
Its not a strange comment, all the pitches are basically the same sort of size, Wembley being standard, city ground is actually the biggest. So therefore technically all pitches we play on all season are "big pitches". Pitches have to adhere to basic size rules.
28 Apr 2025 19:07:32
Sorry that was meant to be on the post below ???.
29 Apr 2025 14:16:11
Strange hill to choose to die on. Do a bit of research, Saint. Pitches do have a considerable difference in size. It really isn't a myth. ??.
29 Apr 2025 15:06:07
☝️See below ?on ya bike my friend ?.
29 Apr 2025 18:38:11
Adding to city case, have a read of this (copied from beeb)
The Football Association has defended paying chief executive Mark Bullingham £1.32m last year – including a £450, 000 bonus - saying he had "met and exceeded robust targets".
Bullingham is thought to be the highest-paid chief executive of a sports governing body in the UK.
The 50-year-old's earnings for the year ending July 2024 included a salary of £869, 000 and the long-term incentive plan (LTIP) bonus.
The figure of £1.32m is an increase of more than 55% on the previous year.
WTF has this idiot done to improve football in this country? Certainly not improved the standard of referring, VAR or stopping the mega clubs from taking the absolute p**s outta the financial rules?.
29 Apr 2025 19:34:23
£148k a week ish???????.
29 Apr 2025 19:46:51
@Bowie mate, yeah i'm starting to believe, corruption everywhere.