Guardiola backs City amid charges
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Pep Guardiola publicly backed former club Manchester City after an independent commission found it guilty of Premier League financial-rule breaches spanning nine years. City maintain their innocence and plan to appeal, while former chairman David Bernstein called for the club to be excluded from the league; possible relegation is among the potential consequences.
by Paul Davies
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by Amir Attaran
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Reposted by Steve Peers
Reposted by Steve Peers
The ruling pretty much sets out Manchester City was fraudulent on a systemic long-term basis.
Not just mere non-compliance, but ‘concealments’ and ‘disguises’.
Also some MCFC witnesses were ‘dishonest’.
The ruling pretty much sets out Manchester City was fraudulent on a systemic long-term basis.
Not just mere non-compliance, but ‘concealments’ and ‘disguises’.
Also some MCFC witnesses were ‘dishonest’.
Reposted by Steve Peers
Premier League ruling on Man City (redacted): resources.premierleague.pulselive.com/premierleagu...
Premier League statement:
www.premierleague.com/en/news/4727...
Premier League ruling on Man City (redacted): resources.premierleague.pulselive.com/premierleagu...
Premier League statement:
www.premierleague.com/en/news/4727...
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Reposted by James Goodwin
City wrote up fake contracts to deceive the investigation. The club done so to artificially inflate the club’s revenues and reduce its costs.
City wrote up fake contracts to deceive the investigation. The club done so to artificially inflate the club’s revenues and reduce its costs.
by Gerry Hassan