This is a good example why there is judicial process. People sitting behind their keyboard with surface level understanding of the case and evidence jumping to conclusions.
All these Liverpool/Man U/Chelsea/Arsenal fans acting like their teams has never dodged some FFP restrictions 😂 the salt entertains me daily. There is not a single team that hasn’t skirted the rules, the difference is City turned it into success and now everyone’s jealous. Suddenly every Redditor is not only a specialist in middle eastern affairs, but they’re also forensic accountants. Shits hilarious.
You just parrot whatever you read in here without actually understanding any of it 😂 there are 115 charges pending. About 9 are actual potential FFP violations. Which is potentially less than the new charges being looked into against Man U, Chelsea, Everton, Aston Villa. ** can’t wait to see everyone’s reaction when it’s all sorted out, and everyone’s favourites teams are all included in the charges being investigated as we speak. Imagine being so simple minded that you think there’s only 1 team thats possibly breaking rules loll. They’re just the one that turned it into success.
Yes I’m sure City was the most profitable club in the world, that not a single season they have broken FFP despite spending by far the most in the early 2010s, and that the numerous suspicious sponsorships are all legitimate.
What about City only getting away with a ban in 2019 due to a charge being time barred? They were found guilty, but got away due to the Court of Arbitration stating that they couldn’t be judged for that crime anymore. They got away due to a technicality.
Literally the perfect example of taking some of the truth and spinning it with your personal agenda. The court ruled that even in the time barred cases there was no evidence of rule breaking.
But no, you see “time barred” in a headline and follow the blind of Reddit.
City might have cheated but 99% of what you’ll read on Reddit are purely opinion pieces.
This is a good example why there is judicial process. People sitting behind their keyboard with surface level understanding of the case and evidence jumping to conclusions.
All these Liverpool/Man U/Chelsea/Arsenal fans acting like their teams has never dodged some FFP restrictions 😂 the salt entertains me daily. There is not a single team that hasn’t skirted the rules, the difference is City turned it into success and now everyone’s jealous. Suddenly every Redditor is not only a specialist in middle eastern affairs, but they’re also forensic accountants. Shits hilarious.
“Some” FFP restrictions…115.
You just parrot whatever you read in here without actually understanding any of it 😂 there are 115 charges pending. About 9 are actual potential FFP violations. Which is potentially less than the new charges being looked into against Man U, Chelsea, Everton, Aston Villa. ** can’t wait to see everyone’s reaction when it’s all sorted out, and everyone’s favourites teams are all included in the charges being investigated as we speak. Imagine being so simple minded that you think there’s only 1 team thats possibly breaking rules loll. They’re just the one that turned it into success.
Yes I’m sure City was the most profitable club in the world, that not a single season they have broken FFP despite spending by far the most in the early 2010s, and that the numerous suspicious sponsorships are all legitimate.
So, you have that proof, or nah?
What about City only getting away with a ban in 2019 due to a charge being time barred? They were found guilty, but got away due to the Court of Arbitration stating that they couldn’t be judged for that crime anymore. They got away due to a technicality.
Literally the perfect example of taking some of the truth and spinning it with your personal agenda. The court ruled that even in the time barred cases there was no evidence of rule breaking.
But no, you see “time barred” in a headline and follow the blind of Reddit.
City might have cheated but 99% of what you’ll read on Reddit are purely opinion pieces.
And… he’s gone
Exactly. These adorable little Redditors playing dress up lawyers are so cute