Daniel Marucci @DannyMarucci

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Next sick prick to get caught out should be ,,, jayz

🚨 Arsene Wenger on reports Manchester City could face a 100-point deduction: 🗣️ Arsene Wenger: “One hundred points is not enough. It does not even begin to cover the damage they have done. For years they have spent money that other clubs could not match, signed players that other clubs could not compete for, and won titles that other clubs had no realistic chance of challenging. And now we are supposed to believe a points deduction is the full price of that. “The Premier League has been distorted. The table has been distorted. The transfer market has been distorted. Clubs that tried to play by the rules have been left behind while one club operated on a different financial planet. A hundred points does not give those clubs their seasons back. It does not give them the players they lost in the market. It does not give them the titles that were decided before a ball was kicked. “They should be relegated. They should be banned from Europe for longer than five years. The ownership should be forced to sell. And every title won during the period under investigation should be stripped. Anything less is an insult to every club that has been competing against an unfair advantage. “I have said for years that financial rules only matter if they are enforced properly. If the evidence is as serious as these reports suggest, then one hundred points is the minimum, not the maximum. The damage they have caused to the competition is bigger than any single punishment that has been discussed. The league needs to show it is willing to protect itself. Right now, even a hundred points looks like a compromise.”

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Loved the Konsa signing and he's brilliant substitute for saliba

🚨 Patrick Vieira on Ryan Gravenberch receiving a second yellow card after fouling Jérémy Doku. 🗣️“Honestly, I’m starting to believe Manchester City need to be investigated again, because what exactly is going on here? We haven’t even finished discussing the old financial charges, and now we’re watching decisions like this in a game of this magnitude. How is that challenge worthy of a second yellow card? Gravenberch was having an excellent game, Liverpool were competing with City, and one questionable decision completely changed the direction of the match. Within minutes of his sending-off, City took control and went on to win 3-0. I’m not saying the referee has been bribed, but the Premier League needs to understand why decisions that can change an entire match are being made so casually. If the referee gets it wrong, there should be accountability, regardless of which club benefits. And let’s be honest, if this exact decision had gone against Manchester City, their fans would be screaming conspiracy from every corner of the internet. City fans can celebrate the three points all they want, but don’t expect everyone to ignore the circumstances surrounding this game. When a controversial red card changes everything, people have every right to question the officiating. Manchester City have already spent years under scrutiny over financial rule breaches. The last thing this league needs is another cloud of suspicion hanging over its biggest decisions. Investigate the officiating, explain the decision, and let the football speak for itself. Because if this is the standard of refereeing we’re accepting now, what exactly are we supposed to trust?”

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Someone said this is like Diddy defending R Kelly 😭😭😭

Polymarket FC @PolymarketFC

2 weeks ago

🚨JUST IN: PSG President, Nasser Al-Khelaifi, speaks on Manchester City "You are using (the word) “cheating”, but for them, they didn't cheat. So, who decides? The court. I think they have the rights also, again, to appeal, so, this is not the final decision"

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Bundesliga Is a farmers league. Only player I rate there is olise. Maybe Kane but not high. There is like 3 good teams.

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🚨 Dortmund sporting director on the record about the 2022 Haaland sale: “Manchester City never wanted the real number out. That was the first condition they put on the table. Not the release clause everyone printed. The full package. Officially it was reported as £51 million because that was the figure written into the clause and that was the figure they asked us to stand by. Internally it was a completely different conversation. When you add the guaranteed payments, the structured extras and what was agreed around the player’s camp, we were looking at something close to €250 million all-in. That is more than PSG paid for Neymar in 2017. City knew that. We knew that. They did not want Europe talking about it. They were very clear: if Dortmund confirmed anything above the clause, the deal would become politically messy for them. So there was a private understanding. We stay silent on the real total. They stay silent. A few people in the media were steered toward the £51m line and that became the official story I am not going to sit here four years later and pretend we sold the best young striker in Europe for pocket money. We did not. City paid what they had to pay to get him. They just did not want the world to see the receipt.”

@liamgallagher 😂 😂

🚨💣 𝐁𝐑𝐄𝐀𝐊𝐈𝐍𝐆: Everton, Nottingham Forest, Fulham, Brighton, Middlesbrough, Leeds and Aston Villa are ready to take the Premier League to court if Manchester City are not punished hard. ⚖️ Here is how those clubs were dealt with: ❌ Everton — Two PSR breaches — First hit: 10 points, reduced to 6 on appeal — Second hit: 2 points — 8 points gone in total ❌ Nottingham Forest — One PSR breach — 4 points deducted — No fine 💷 Fulham — Academy and registration breaches — £75,000 fine — Six-month academy ban, suspended for a year 💷 Brighton — Youth development breach — £20,000 fine plus costs — Six-month academy ban, suspended for a year ❌ Middlesbrough — Failed to play a fixture — 3 points deducted 💷 Crystal Palace — Late half-time restarts — £220,000 in fines — No points deducted 💷 Leeds United — Nine kick-off and restart breaches — Fined — No points deducted 💷 Aston Villa — Nine kick-off and restart breaches — Fined — No points deducted Points taken so far from this group: ❌ — Everton: 8 ❌ — Nottingham Forest: 4 ❌ — Middlesbrough: 3 — via @MatchDCentral

So let's now see how long it takes for the cheats to be punished. After they win their appeal with 1m lawyer's on the books paid by Dubai. Remember the UEFA case

A member of the ‘Red Cartel’ whilst City were spending the GDP of a small country

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BeanymanSports @BeanymanSports

4 weeks ago

“THE RED CARTEL!” 😠 Man City fan blames Arsenal, Liverpool and Man Utd over financial rules

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The Man, city news just makes me prouder to be an Arsenal fan. We beat the cheats to the premier League title

I’m so, so glad Arsenal won our title before all of this came out. We beat a prime City team in a title race with no excuses or caveats. Now let them rot and burn.

I could open a mobility shop

The cheats! How is that not offside??! Welcome to explanations because I don't understand that

Great result against Sunderland and the referee last night

Man City’s midfield trio tonight cost them roughly £235 million over the past 14 months. They’ve also got new £116 million and £65 million signings on the bench. Good to see those 115 alleged charges for breaching Financial Fair Play rules have really acted as a deterrent.