Winning the meat tray today might boil some piss
Up the mighty fucking blues #Mcfc
When will the 5 people of middle eastern appearance, arrested in a field in Fairford of who nobody is allowed to jump to conclusions about, be linked to the 114 alleged guilty charges at Manchester City
#MCFC #115
How the fuck does something of that magnitude get leaked. Its going to be true. Ornstein has 4.5 million followers. He's not going to Tweet that story if it's not true
I've argued against everyone on here in support of the club.
I'm fucking gutted
These corporate fuckers at Wembley need punching squarely in the face. It's the true face of the FA. Come for the game. Not the pies #FACUP
England's batsmen giving up on their country faster than a Labour government #Ashes
Maybe Chelsea should forfeit that Champions League to Manchester City. It was during their cheating period when all said and done
Robbie retweeted
Today was a perfect litmus test on the timeline separating those who actually understand football beyond the pitch from those blindly posting with the herd of sheep.
Manchester City and the Premier League settlement today is being misread everywhere.
City challenged the Premier League鈥檚 framework earlier this year, arguing that the Associated Party Transaction (APT) rules which govern sponsorship valuations were being applied unfairly.
This case has nothing to do with the 115 alleged breaches. It鈥檚 a completely separate dispute.
The irony is that fans of other clubs are the very ones benefiting from City鈥檚 stance here, yet they are the the ones saying money won and justice wasn鈥檛 served, when in reality, City forced the league to play fair.
City weren鈥檛 just defending themselves here, they were challenging the Premier League to protect a principle that impacts all other 19 clubs.
The truth is that Manchester City did the work while the rest watched.
In the end everyone benefited.



