Topic: Man City - Cheating Bastards on & off the pitch - 115 Charges

[redgriffin73]

Going to pay 100m for Gvardiol.

These Saudi clubs are ruining the market though.

A City fan in the comments on the BBC story on Facebook...

It’s about time the owners put their hand in their pocket for some decent players 

[JRed]

Why are players still signing for these cheating c*nts when they are facing unprecedented charges of cheating? Just shows many modern footballers have no moral compass whatsoever.

[newterp]

Going to pay 100m for Gvardiol.

These Saudi clubs are ruining the market though.

you are right! Man City is just a pluck underdog of a club - funded by the workers of Manchester.

[A Red Abroad]

A City fan in the comments on the BBC story on Facebook...

Self-awareness hasn't been a strong point with them since 2008.

[Terry de Niro]

Why are players still signing for these cheating c*nts when they are facing unprecedented charges of cheating? Just shows many modern footballers have no moral compass whatsoever.

We shouldn't raise our hopes too much that these cheating c*nts are going to get properly punished any time soon.

[vblfc]

I’m betting they get something like a 50m fine and a one season transfer ban (so zero impact). Pep will scream they have essentially been found innocent (compared to Saudis). And on we go.

[Terry de Niro]

I’m betting they get something like a 50m fine and a one season transfer ban (so zero impact). Pep will scream they have essentially been found innocent (compared to Saudis). And on we go.

Even a 50 billion pound fine would have zero impact on these cheating c*nts.

[Peabee]

Probably right.

But fining a club for breaking FFP is ridiculous. No deterrent at all. It’s like punishing a serial killer by telling them to do another killing. They’ll just budget the FFP fines into their overspending.

Penalties should be points deductions, titles withdrawn, etc.

[Terry de Niro]

Probably right.

But fining a club for breaking FFP is ridiculous. No deterrent at all. It’s like punishing a serial killer by telling them to do another killing. They’ll just budget the FFP fines into their overspending.

Penalties should be points deductions, titles withdrawn, etc.

Or demote them to non-league.
How sweet that would be watching all them mercenary c*nts fucking off sharpish, Ped included.

[latortuga]

I’m betting they get something like a 50m fine and a one season transfer ban (so zero impact). Pep will scream they have essentially been found innocent (compared to Saudis). And on we go.

Ultimately they should be using Man City as an example to deter other clubs from doing the same in the future.  A fine doesn't do that, but we know it's coming.

Newcastle and the soon to be Qatari owned Man Utd will be more than happy with a fine to spend their way to sporting success.  You see, it doesn't matter to these oil rich owners how they get there when money is no object, it's the bragging rights when you invite your neighbouring Sheikh over for dinner. 

[I've been a good boy]

Pep really is brilliant. Throughout his career he's taken the most difficult jobs in football and worked on a shoestring budget to build some amazing talents, the man is a genius.

[Armchair expert]

I’m betting they get something like a 50m fine and a one season transfer ban (so zero impact). Pep will scream they have essentially been found innocent (compared to Saudis). And on we go.

I doubt they'll even get the transfer ban or if they do it'll be suspended for a couple of years . I think they know fuck all is going to happen as anybody else after just winning the treble would keep their heads down rather than spend £80 million 

[Dutch56]

Manchester City now has a defence worth more than half a billion euros: Josko Gvardiol (90 million) Rúben Dias (71 million), Aymeric Laporte (65 million), João Cancelo (65 million), John Stones (56 million), Kyle Walker (53 million), Nathan Aké (45 million) and Manuel Akanji (18 million)

[Armchair expert]

Manchester City now has a defence worth more than half a billion euros: Josko Gvardiol (90 million) Rúben Dias (71 million), Aymeric Laporte (65 million), João Cancelo (65 million), John Stones (56 million), Kyle Walker (53 million), Nathan Aké (45 million) and Manuel Akanji (18 million)

A real life Roy of the Rovers story...it's so heartwarming

[The G in Gerrard]

Manchester City now has a defence worth more than half a billion euros: Josko Gvardiol (90 million) Rúben Dias (71 million), Aymeric Laporte (65 million), João Cancelo (65 million), John Stones (56 million), Kyle Walker (53 million), Nathan Aké (45 million) and Manuel Akanji (18 million)

Astonishing that. Pep is great blah blah blah.

[A Red Abroad]

A real life Roy of the Rovers story...it's so heartwarming

It's like a fairytale.

[JRed]

Manchester City now has a defence worth more than half a billion euros: Josko Gvardiol (90 million) Rúben Dias (71 million), Aymeric Laporte (65 million), João Cancelo (65 million), John Stones (56 million), Kyle Walker (53 million), Nathan Aké (45 million) and Manuel Akanji (18 million)

It’s not all about the money tho.
I mean, what other manager could win trophies after spending over a billion pounds?

[Barneylfc∗]

Manchester City now has a defence worth more than half a billion euros: Josko Gvardiol (90 million) Rúben Dias (71 million), Aymeric Laporte (65 million), João Cancelo (65 million), John Stones (56 million), Kyle Walker (53 million), Nathan Aké (45 million) and Manuel Akanji (18 million)

Figures taken from Transfermarkt

Guardiola has spent €605.75m on defenders since he took over at Abu Dhabi Towers.

Klopp has spent €157.8, with over half being on 1 player.


Guardiola is a genius and the greatest manager ever.

[JRed]

Figures taken from Transfermarkt

Guardiola has spent €605.75m on defenders since he took over at Abu Dhabi Towers.

Klopp has spent €157.8, with over half being on 1 player.


Guardiola is a genius and the greatest manager ever.

Best watch out for them Saudi’s tho, they’re going to disrupt the game by spending lots of money.

[thejbs]

Pep is brilliant, though. Elite. But he’s not as good as his current record which comes with cheat codes on. His time at Bayern gives us a better idea of his qualities. Without an oil-rich nation giving him everything he needs, his record would be still elite but much more pedestrian. He would undoubtedly win trophies at other top PL sides, but he wouldn’t have anything like this dominance.

[Tonyh8su]

Pep is brilliant, though. Elite. But he’s not as good as his current record which comes with cheat codes on. His time at Bayern gives us a better idea of his qualities. Without an oil-rich nation giving him everything he needs, his record would be still elite but much more pedestrian. He would undoubtedly win trophies at other top PL sides, but he wouldn’t have anything like this dominance.

The notoriously competitive Bundesliga.

[Dim Glas]

Pep is brilliant, though. Elite. But he’s not as good as his current record which comes with cheat codes on. His time at Bayern gives us a better idea of his qualities. Without an oil-rich nation giving him everything he needs, his record would be still elite but much more pedestrian. He would undoubtedly win trophies at other top PL sides, but he wouldn’t have anything like this dominance.

Where he under-achieved. To not get one of the greatest ever Bayern sides to a CL final, let alone win it, was a huge under-achievment.

[Terry de Niro]

Where he under-achieved. To not get one of the greatest ever Bayern sides to a CL final, let alone win it, was a huge under-achievment.

I wonder if the Saudis were outspending him then?   

[Trotterwatch]

Decent but ultimately vastly overrated manager.

[sinnermichael]

How many tickets have their owners bought for this game because they can't fill out their allocation?

[Skeeve]

Where he under-achieved. To not get one of the greatest ever Bayern sides to a CL final, let alone win it, was a huge under-achievment.

It was like he looked at Bayern and then bizarrely decided that what they really needed was to be able to rack up bigger points totals in the league rather than converting their dominance there into more CL wins, taking away a lot of the energy and excitement that they had with that Heynckes side as he imposed his usual boring tactics that work when enough money is applied to them.

[Redsnappa]

 

[Titi Camara]

Is this a protest or an endorsement?

[JRed]

Is this a protest or an endorsement?

Can’t tell with them c*nts. ‘They’ll Cheat when they want’

[sinnermichael]

Is this a protest or an endorsement?

It's the owner.

[A Red Abroad]

It's the owner.

 

[Redsnappa]

Is this a protest or an endorsement?

 

Endorsement I guess!

'Yes you too can win everything in sight by cheating the fuck out of the system.'

[Flaccido Dongingo]

Endorsement I guess!

'Yes you too can win everything in sight by cheating the fuck out of the system.'

And then complain about others coming in and starting to do the same thing.

[rob1966]

I'll bet he's "supported" ADFC for no more than 5 years.

[thejbs]

Where he under-achieved. To not get one of the greatest ever Bayern sides to a CL final, let alone win it, was a huge under-achievment.

That was my point.

[Solomon Grundy]

 I hate these cheating c****

[Nick110581]

What a weird thing to get printed on the back. He’s a grown man.

[Solomon Grundy]

Haha. That thing with the pink hair.

[semit5]

That’s the same thing as a Lance Armstrong fan (is there such a thing?) with a yellow jersey saying all the wins were doped, how can they be proud of it, it’s so humiliating for them.

[The North Bank]

Loads in their end werent wearing city shirts. Looked like neutrals buying tickets on general sale, which is why they didnt know any songs.