Bernstein calls for City expulsion
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Former Manchester City chairman David Bernstein called for the club’s expulsion from the Premier League over alleged financial-rule breaches, saying a fine would not suffice.
by Paul Davies
Properly punishing Man City will be good for the investment value of the Premier League as a whole, says @mbrooker.bsky.social for @opinion.bloomberg.com
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September 30, 2026 at 10:54 AM
Properly punishing Man City will be good for the investment value of the Premier League as a whole, says @mbrooker.bsky.social for @opinion.bloomberg.com
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by Gerry Hassan
Manchester City were a criminal operation hiding in plain sight. An example of the worst excesses & lack of ethics of corporate capitalism. Scottish football forced Rangers to start again in the 4th tier: the Glasgow club did go into liquidation. Man City need a similar scale of punishment.
September 29, 2026 at 6:08 PM
Manchester City were a criminal operation hiding in plain sight. An example of the worst excesses & lack of ethics of corporate capitalism. Scottish football forced Rangers to start again in the 4th tier: the Glasgow club did go into liquidation. Man City need a similar scale of punishment.