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**THIS IS THE LAST CHANCE SALOON**
Our club have acted from day one as though the new stadium is already a done deal.
Surveys built around theoretical scenarios, diluting the voices of the very people who fill Old Trafford and have devoted their lives to this club.
There is a rot, a decay, a sense of hopelessness all due to the Glazers and Ratcliffe. They have sucked the life and dignity out of our club.
**Make no mistake. We are at a crossroads**
Act now or wave goodbye to the Manchester United you once knew.
Over the coming weeks, we will lay out clear plans. Plans that demand **ACTION**
And those actions will be down to **YOU, the fanbase.**
Not The 1958. Not another supporters' group. Not somebody else.
**YOU**
You might not like us. You might think we should smash the place up or somehow empty a 75,000 seat stadium.
We don't care what you think of us. It's all irrelevant.
This is bigger than The 1958. Bigger than egos, personalities and petty differences.
**Get behind the action or STFU when the club tramples all over you.**
Stop waiting for somebody else to fight your battles.
Because if we sit back and everything we've warned about becomes reality, don't start complaining that nobody did anything.
**You were warned. You had a choice.**
The plans will be crystal clear. The actions will be crystal clear.
The question is whether enough Reds give a shit to follow through.
**More to follow. Get your notifications on.**
The 1958 🇾🇪
Katie Ryan retweeted
🚨 Ian Holloway blasts Manchester City: “Absolute disgrace, they’ve ruined the game.”
🗣️ “You (Manchester City) are a disgrace! You have tarred it so badly.
I (Blackpool) lost because we weren’t quite good enough. We weren’t quite good enough because the other team was allowed to cheat. And if you didn’t know they were cheating, I’m sorry, you’ve turned a blind eye to that.
For me, it’s all too late now. I would absolutely take everything away from every single one of them and make them start again right now.
It’s a disgrace, and they’re still not owning up to it. What type of people do they actually want to be?
And as for Pep, did he know it was happening? No, I don’t think so. I don’t think he knew that.
It’s the people at the very, very top who are trying to cheat this game, and I would throw them out.
Why have they still got the company? Why do they still own it? Why are they still allowed to do that?
Get lost. How dare you ruin what is part of our country’s DNA? Honesty.
Every one of us, mining villages, God knows what. Why it all started, who knows, but it’s all about a team and believing that you can fairly be better than someone else.
And they’re going to ruin it right at the top of the game.
Absolute disgrace.”
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
👑 "We're the jewel in the crown!"
👀 "We're by far the biggest club in the country!"
This #MCFC fan loses it at Rory Jennings & Ade Oladipo and defends the club amid being found guilty of financial breaches
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who ordered the Sham & Pineapple
The Premier League has confirmed that Manchester City have been found guilty of all charges related to breaches of Premier League financial rules between 2009-10 and 2017-18.
An independent Commission found that during that time period, the club arranged "sham contracts" with a number of its commercial partners, as well as "relying on sham agreements to artificially inflate the club's revenues and reduce its costs".
The statement also said that City were guilty of the majority of charges in relation to its failure to co-operate, but an exact figure was not given.
Katie Ryan retweeted
Key figures in here are independent commission saying:
🔺£830.69m of income wrongly recorded as commerical income when commission says it should have been treated as ADUG equity contributions
🔺Expenses understated by £8.866m, £7.4m and £0.5m
🔺"The Fordham arrangement" led to another £24.5m of "pretend" operating income
🔺£49.414m of operating expenses wrongly excluded
➡️So revenues inflated & costs reduced by more than £900m #mcfc
Independent commission's findings laid out here in redacted verdict resources.premierleague.puls…
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"Do you apologise to football fans? The Premier League says 'sham' contracts, is this a 'sham' club?"
@RobHarris questions Man City chief executive Ferran Soriano after the club was found guilty of all charges related to Premier League's financial rules
trib.al/YimvoPJ
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It’s not ok. And we’ve been banging on about it for 2 decades whilst everyone just laughed.
But it’s not cheating. It’s not fraud. And it’s not cooking the books, fake sponsors etc. Are you understanding it a bit better now?
Katie Ryan retweeted
A historic decision for English football, and one that comes to crown the work I carried out through Football Leaks. Today, we all know that, through structural manipulation and financial manoeuvring, Manchester City did not merely circumvent the rules, they turned them into a mere formality, challenging any attempt to preserve the integrity of the competition. That meticulously orchestrated fraud will finally be subject to punishment, and the impact will not merely be turbulent, but truly devastating for the Cityzens.
Ironically, I cannot help but remember Pep Guardiola's words at his first press conference as City manager: "Fasten your seat belts".
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🚨 EXCLUSIVE: Manchester City found guilty on virtually all charges relating to breaches of Premier League financial regulations. #MCFC expected to appeal against verdict issued by independent commission. Sanctions undecided, process ongoing @TheAthleticFC nytimes.com/athletic/7049721…
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Today has laid bare just how divided our fanbase really is, and it needs calling out. We spend far too much energy turning on each other instead of directing that anger and frustration where it actually belongs: at the club's ownership and the people running the business.
Infighting is exactly what the board wants: divide and conquer. Look at other clubs; their supporters unite when it matters. The only real solidarity we’ve shown recently was coming together to issue a statement on the restrictions/sanctions saga.
Keep sight of what actually matters:
• Holding a failing ownership to account
• Pushing back against the club targeting its own fans
• Fighting unfair ticket pricing
None of that is the fault of fellow supporters, supporter groups such as TRA & The 1958, MUST, the FF, or FAB. The blame lies squarely with the club. Everyone will have an opinion, but there's no point in dividing our own fanbase over it.
We have to focus on the real targets, not the noise.
Katie Ryan retweeted
I've interviewed maybe 9-1,000 footballers. So many say their debut is the highlight of their career. Even CL winners.
JJ could've made his tonight, likely off the bench.
Such poor advice to tell him not to train with the first team and rule himself out. Such a shame.
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Jay Bothroyd absolutely spot on here.
The standard of refereeing in this country is an absolute disgrace, from the bottom of the pyramid to the top.
Something needs to change!
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#MUFC argue one thing about their controversial anti-ticket touting crackdown & fans take a very different view of the process.
But what is clear is the growing disconnect between the club & its regular, match going support who feel increasingly pushed out and unwanted.
Big read on a relationship that feels at breaking point
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telegraph.co.uk/football/202…
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This should be a permanent fixture until that dusty old scruff is gone. One of the biggest games of the season tomorrow, the Manchester derby, and I don’t know anyone who’s arsed. The fire’s gone out.
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Katie Ryan retweeted
This is the second instance in the last few days where I've seen a possible breach of terms issued, only for the supporter to have attended the game and been able to provide proof that they were there.
The question now has to be: what are the club actually doing to identify these supporters? We already know how substandard the club's analysis can be.
Where is the evidence behind these accusations? There doesn't appear to be any provided.
You have to start wondering why. To me, this is beginning to look like there is a hidden agenda, and I believe the driver behind that is financial. Obviously, that's my own theory, but if you look back through my posts over the last few years, I've been saying for some time that this was coming.
The club also recently hired additional resource into the sanctions team. It's almost as if they expect that team to become considerably busier.
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🚨 PROTEST DETAILS SUNDAY 3PM BISHOPS BLAIZE
An American family that has caused untold generational damage.
A Failsworth billionaire attacking match-going fans and treating our club like a corner shop.
Loyal, generational Reds sanctioned. Banned. Treated like criminals.
A total disregard for community.
For the working class.
For the generations this club was built on.
A generation forgotten.
A generation never to be born.
Your club. Your history. Your voice.
📍 BISHOPS BLAIZE
🕒 3PM SUNDAY
Form up behind the banner
SHOW UP. STAND TOGETHER. BE HEARD 🔥
See you Sunday.
The 1958 🇾🇪
How can 226 be given a final warning 🤷♀️ they have either done wrong and should be banned or they haven't done wrong so there should be no sanctions??? Or are these 226 the ones that donated to @MU_ST and by doing so they miraculously got them overturned!
Manchester United's controversial crackdown on touting has resulted in 685 account holders being banned from Old Trafford. There were 468 cases resolved satisfactorily, while 226 supporters have been given a final warning.
United believe they have identified and banned hundreds of touts and broken up large-scale touting networks #mufc
