| Someone has done an incredibly thorough thing on the impact of Man City cheating 12:45 - Sep 29 with 2471 views | Steve_M |
Whether it's entirely accurate is another point but worth a look:
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| Someone has done an incredibly thorough thing on the impact of Man City cheating on 12:50 - Sep 29 with 2206 views | homer_123 |
That's a fantastic piece of work but I don't see the option to disband Man City? |  |
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| Someone has done an incredibly thorough thing on the impact of Man City cheating on 12:55 - Sep 29 with 2170 views | ITFC_Forever |
I like the one where everyone gets money except Wolves who have to pay £50m. |  |
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| Someone has done an incredibly thorough thing on the impact of Man City cheating on 13:28 - Sep 29 with 2014 views | Marshalls_Mullet |
Interesting, but utter nonsense. |  |
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| Someone has done an incredibly thorough thing on the impact of Man City cheating on 13:32 - Sep 29 with 1992 views | Bury_St_Emersonn |
| Someone has done an incredibly thorough thing on the impact of Man City cheating on 12:55 - Sep 29 by ITFC_Forever |
I like the one where everyone gets money except Wolves who have to pay £50m. |
Did they somehow miss the 10 point deduction to Everton? |  | | |
| Someone has done an incredibly thorough thing on the impact of Man City cheating on 13:38 - Sep 29 with 1968 views | Deano69 |
thats an incredible piece of work
although, am I reading correct they are predicting they will get 114 points this season (appreciate they are unbeaten after 5 games) which probably highlights the risk of data prediction |  |
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| Someone has done an incredibly thorough thing on the impact of Man City cheating on 13:56 - Sep 29 with 1884 views | pointofblue |
| Someone has done an incredibly thorough thing on the impact of Man City cheating on 13:38 - Sep 29 by Deano69 |
thats an incredible piece of work
although, am I reading correct they are predicting they will get 114 points this season (appreciate they are unbeaten after 5 games) which probably highlights the risk of data prediction |
I love the idea that they'll be deducted 100 points but finish only one point off Spurs. |  |
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| Someone has done an incredibly thorough thing on the impact of Man City cheating on 14:25 - Sep 29 with 1787 views | Metal_Hacker |
WOW that is some real work there
Really inciteful as well |  |
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| Someone has done an incredibly thorough thing on the impact of Man City cheating on 14:39 - Sep 29 with 1734 views | Wacko |
| Someone has done an incredibly thorough thing on the impact of Man City cheating on 14:25 - Sep 29 by Metal_Hacker |
WOW that is some real work there
Really inciteful as well |
Inciteful or insightful? | |
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| Someone has done an incredibly thorough thing on the impact of Man City cheating on 14:45 - Sep 29 with 1708 views | Metal_Hacker |
| Someone has done an incredibly thorough thing on the impact of Man City cheating on 14:39 - Sep 29 by Wacko |
Inciteful or insightful? |
Yep sorry my bad , grammar police | |
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| Someone has done an incredibly thorough thing on the impact of Man City cheating on 14:52 - Sep 29 with 1672 views | barcelonablue2 |
If City actually had to pay as per the website for their wrongdoings under SCR it would be the death of the club.
Fortunately for them their owner probably has a better ear to the Prime Minister than the British public. Don't see a royal of a key middle east ally in the midst of another oil price crisis being charged for fraud.
I think if the FA want to play it smart they should use the lawyers and wealth of other clubs to eat City alive rather than just the regulatory body.
Feed them to the Wolves! (not the wolves that would owe £40m the other ones) |  | | |
| Someone has done an incredibly thorough thing on the impact of Man City cheating on 15:21 - Sep 29 with 1567 views | mellowblue |
| Someone has done an incredibly thorough thing on the impact of Man City cheating on 13:38 - Sep 29 by Deano69 |
thats an incredible piece of work
although, am I reading correct they are predicting they will get 114 points this season (appreciate they are unbeaten after 5 games) which probably highlights the risk of data prediction |
Don't knock it, looks good to me , we finish on 46 points in 10th | | | |
| Someone has done an incredibly thorough thing on the impact of Man City cheating on 15:34 - Sep 29 with 1539 views | ITFC_Essex |
The reality is, it's not just the top-flight they have hurt with their cheating, any "bobber" EFL club ahs been affected.
What do I mean? Manchester City, while having periods in the top flight, was a club historically that would have been relegated back to the Championship, or even as low as League One during that same period and thus made it harder for clubs they historically competed with, to find a space in the top flight.
Any club, which would periodically have a run of seasons in the top flight such as a West Brom, Watford, Birmingham, Sheffield Wednesday and more (including ourselves) have been affected by the natural order of things in English football being gamed by financial cheating by City's owners.
They have also hoarded, and ruined, top English players who would have otherwise played for those clubs. We had Phillips here, who was class for Leeds and England, and was just left to rot at City. We saw a shell of a player here as a result.
The punishment needs to maximum, League Two and stripping of titles/cups. Portsmouth were sent back to the stoneage for less than this. |  |
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| Someone has done an incredibly thorough thing on the impact of Man City cheating on 16:58 - Sep 29 with 1432 views | mellowblue |
| Someone has done an incredibly thorough thing on the impact of Man City cheating on 15:34 - Sep 29 by ITFC_Essex |
The reality is, it's not just the top-flight they have hurt with their cheating, any "bobber" EFL club ahs been affected.
What do I mean? Manchester City, while having periods in the top flight, was a club historically that would have been relegated back to the Championship, or even as low as League One during that same period and thus made it harder for clubs they historically competed with, to find a space in the top flight.
Any club, which would periodically have a run of seasons in the top flight such as a West Brom, Watford, Birmingham, Sheffield Wednesday and more (including ourselves) have been affected by the natural order of things in English football being gamed by financial cheating by City's owners.
They have also hoarded, and ruined, top English players who would have otherwise played for those clubs. We had Phillips here, who was class for Leeds and England, and was just left to rot at City. We saw a shell of a player here as a result.
The punishment needs to maximum, League Two and stripping of titles/cups. Portsmouth were sent back to the stoneage for less than this. |
I disagree re Phillips. He was initially injury prone at City and there were better alternative ahead of him. They gave him a year and a half to prove himself before loans to West Ham, us and Sheff Utd. Don't forget he joined City in 2022 on a mega bucks 6 year deal. He was never likely to agree to mutually terminated contract and move on for regular football reasons. City would have moved him on if they could. One charge of hoarding. Not Guilty !!
Also don't believe that Man City's cheating really affected lesser teams in the division. If they had stayed legal, they would still have had the financial strength to compete top 6 and beat all the lesser teams anyway, 8 times out of 10. | | | |
| Someone has done an incredibly thorough thing on the impact of Man City cheating on 17:42 - Sep 29 with 1364 views | vapour_trail |
Good fun that.
What it does do successfully is highlight the Pandora’s box that has been opened. I read somewhere that players typically receive a 25% uplift in wages for qualifying for the ECL. Add in 25% of the wage bill of each club who finished fifth for a decade and I think even the emirates will be wincing.
The damage done to English football and the premier league brand will be incalculable for quite some time. |  |
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| Someone has done an incredibly thorough thing on the impact of Man City cheating on 17:54 - Sep 29 with 1330 views | WolfieAtTheBack |
Gallagher brothers to buy Man City. Def maybe. |  | | |
| Someone has done an incredibly thorough thing on the impact of Man City cheating on 18:18 - Sep 29 with 1279 views | Metal_Hacker |
| Someone has done an incredibly thorough thing on the impact of Man City cheating on 17:54 - Sep 29 by WolfieAtTheBack |
Gallagher brothers to buy Man City. Def maybe. |
Yeah perhaps Some Might Say Little by Little | |
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| Someone has done an incredibly thorough thing on the impact of Man City cheating on 18:26 - Sep 29 with 1253 views | BelgianBlue |
Btw , city relegated would receive parachute payments ??😟 | | | |
| Someone has done an incredibly thorough thing on the impact of Man City cheating on 23:40 - Sep 29 with 999 views | Kropotkin123 |
| Someone has done an incredibly thorough thing on the impact of Man City cheating on 14:45 - Sep 29 by Metal_Hacker |
Yep sorry my bad , grammar police |
The grammar police would be a different department. I think this is being filed with the malapropistic police.
The punctuation police will be along later to discuss your comma. [Post edited 29 Sep 23:42]
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| Someone has done an incredibly thorough thing on the impact of Man City cheating on 06:17 - Sep 30 with 885 views | franz_tyson |
| Someone has done an incredibly thorough thing on the impact of Man City cheating on 15:34 - Sep 29 by ITFC_Essex |
The reality is, it's not just the top-flight they have hurt with their cheating, any "bobber" EFL club ahs been affected.
What do I mean? Manchester City, while having periods in the top flight, was a club historically that would have been relegated back to the Championship, or even as low as League One during that same period and thus made it harder for clubs they historically competed with, to find a space in the top flight.
Any club, which would periodically have a run of seasons in the top flight such as a West Brom, Watford, Birmingham, Sheffield Wednesday and more (including ourselves) have been affected by the natural order of things in English football being gamed by financial cheating by City's owners.
They have also hoarded, and ruined, top English players who would have otherwise played for those clubs. We had Phillips here, who was class for Leeds and England, and was just left to rot at City. We saw a shell of a player here as a result.
The punishment needs to maximum, League Two and stripping of titles/cups. Portsmouth were sent back to the stoneage for less than this. |
"They have also hoarded, and ruined, top English players who would have otherwise played for those clubs. We had Phillips here, who was class for Leeds and England, and was just left to rot at City. We saw a shell of a player here as a result."
That's really over-thinking things. Phillips!!! Are we supposed to be sympathetic to him. He's a very rich young man of his own choice. Benefitted of the cheating. And we didn't need to sign him on such high wages. His stint at West Ham was such a red flag. That's on us.
To be fair... the whole game is a sham. Man U are a billion in debt, but can still afford massive fees and wages because they can generate the business capital from their reputation and brand going back to the 50's and 60's. | | | |
| Someone has done an incredibly thorough thing on the impact of Man City cheating on 07:10 - Sep 30 with 812 views | WolfieAtTheBack |
| Someone has done an incredibly thorough thing on the impact of Man City cheating on 18:18 - Sep 29 by Metal_Hacker |
Yeah perhaps Some Might Say Little by Little |
Noel tried to buy the original version of Man City in 1995 I just read. | | | |
| Someone has done an incredibly thorough thing on the impact of Man City cheating on 07:19 - Sep 30 with 780 views | Keno |
| Someone has done an incredibly thorough thing on the impact of Man City cheating on 15:34 - Sep 29 by ITFC_Essex |
The reality is, it's not just the top-flight they have hurt with their cheating, any "bobber" EFL club ahs been affected.
What do I mean? Manchester City, while having periods in the top flight, was a club historically that would have been relegated back to the Championship, or even as low as League One during that same period and thus made it harder for clubs they historically competed with, to find a space in the top flight.
Any club, which would periodically have a run of seasons in the top flight such as a West Brom, Watford, Birmingham, Sheffield Wednesday and more (including ourselves) have been affected by the natural order of things in English football being gamed by financial cheating by City's owners.
They have also hoarded, and ruined, top English players who would have otherwise played for those clubs. We had Phillips here, who was class for Leeds and England, and was just left to rot at City. We saw a shell of a player here as a result.
The punishment needs to maximum, League Two and stripping of titles/cups. Portsmouth were sent back to the stoneage for less than this. |
When you say Portsmouth were sent back to the Stone Age, I’m not sure it ever left there |  |
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| Someone has done an incredibly thorough thing on the impact of Man City cheating on 07:29 - Sep 30 with 756 views | WeWereZombies |
| Someone has done an incredibly thorough thing on the impact of Man City cheating on 07:10 - Sep 30 by WolfieAtTheBack |
Noel tried to buy the original version of Man City in 1995 I just read. |
Don't believe the truth... |  |
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| Someone has done an incredibly thorough thing on the impact of Man City cheating on 12:03 - Sep 30 with 558 views | barcelonablue2 |
| Someone has done an incredibly thorough thing on the impact of Man City cheating on 07:29 - Sep 30 by WeWereZombies |
Don't believe the truth... |
Somehow Oldham athletic fans chanting at them "One of us, one of us" from the Wonderwall stand in League 2 doesn't quite have the attraction I’m sure the Gallaghers would like to bring
Also, the stadium is owned by Manchester Council are Manure about to luck in with a super convenient cheap stadium upgrade?
Nothing like taking a rivals territory to really rub it in | | | |
| Someone has done an incredibly thorough thing on the impact of Man City cheating on 13:01 - Sep 30 with 451 views | ITFC_Essex |
| Someone has done an incredibly thorough thing on the impact of Man City cheating on 16:58 - Sep 29 by mellowblue |
I disagree re Phillips. He was initially injury prone at City and there were better alternative ahead of him. They gave him a year and a half to prove himself before loans to West Ham, us and Sheff Utd. Don't forget he joined City in 2022 on a mega bucks 6 year deal. He was never likely to agree to mutually terminated contract and move on for regular football reasons. City would have moved him on if they could. One charge of hoarding. Not Guilty !!
Also don't believe that Man City's cheating really affected lesser teams in the division. If they had stayed legal, they would still have had the financial strength to compete top 6 and beat all the lesser teams anyway, 8 times out of 10. |
Manchester City would have had a spell in the Championship, without their cheating, thus one of the other clubs who phases in and out of the top flight missed out on income that could have pushed them forward, saved them from the mire and so on, some will have even had European football money, that didn't, due to City.
Manchester City's natural position in English football isn't a top 5 club, let alone back to back Champions and regular cup winners/finalists. They are a club that has the the odd decent spell. | |
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| Someone has done an incredibly thorough thing on the impact of Man City cheating on 13:08 - Sep 30 with 435 views | mellowblue |
| Someone has done an incredibly thorough thing on the impact of Man City cheating on 12:03 - Sep 30 by barcelonablue2 |
Somehow Oldham athletic fans chanting at them "One of us, one of us" from the Wonderwall stand in League 2 doesn't quite have the attraction I’m sure the Gallaghers would like to bring
Also, the stadium is owned by Manchester Council are Manure about to luck in with a super convenient cheap stadium upgrade?
Nothing like taking a rivals territory to really rub it in |
I think Man U have to be in the Salford area. | | | |
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