Other Teams' Stuff

[Fuck the Glazers]

https://www.skysports.com/football/news ... s-on-pitch

Must be terrifying for his family. Surely he has to call it a day now....?

Just been reading about it and he says it was different to the other year where he essentially died on the pitch but was reanimated. The implant he has on his heart noticed an irregularity and shocked his heart back into the proper rhythm. Looked horrendous but the device did it's job and he's recovering well.

Mad that he's still playing given his heart problem. The device did its job, but do you want to make it have to.

[Fuck the Glazers]

In other news Chelsea are playing hard ball over Maresca. They want compo. Funny coming from a club that disregarded contracts (Mikel), made hidden payments, and basically disregarded all rules and laws that got in the way of their success.

But it's also funny to see City's big transition suffer a set back.

[dozer]

In other news Chelsea are playing hard ball over Maresca. They want compo. Funny coming from a club that disregarded contracts (Mikel), made hidden payments, and basically disregarded all rules and laws that got in the way of their success.

But it's also funny to see City's big transition suffer a set back.

They have been adequately punished so we all have to move on.

[Fuck the Glazers]

Popular opinion thought this wouldn't happen cos it would result in shitloads of expensive long winded legal battles between all affected clubs. But then they did it anyway.

So if City are found guilty, other clubs could potentially sue for loss of earnings, trophies, relegation, missing out on top 4 etc.

Given the dire state of English football clubs' finances, they're all gonna have a go. It could potentially fuck up the league. But then it became fucked up the day they let Abramovic and Mansour run wild & free without regulation. We've lost a couple of decades to this free market bullshit.

https://x.com/i/status/2064688809871065352

[Felwin]

Popular opinion thought this wouldn't happen cos it would result in shitloads of expensive long winded legal battles between all affected clubs. But then they did it anyway.

So if City are found guilty, other clubs could potentially sue for loss of earnings, trophies, relegation, missing out on top 4 etc.

Given the dire state of English football clubs' finances, they're all gonna have a go. It could potentially fuck up the league. But then it became fucked up the day they let Abramovic and Mansour run wild & free without regulation. We've lost a couple of decades to this free market bullshit.

https://x.com/i/status/2064688809871065352

Imagine Abu Dhabi having to simultaneously fight 30 cases against other clubs. It'd be utter chaos and they'll deserve it.

The only fair outcome is City and Chelsea being knocked down as far as possible back towards where they were before they started the industrial cheating. A couple of fines here and there won't do. Lawyers should be looking for each and every angle and getting stuck in.

[fat maradona]

Real Madrid getting their signings in early. Cucerella is their 5th signing already! Maybe we can tempt Alvarez back on the cheap now he’s 3rd or 4th choice LB.

[dozer]

Real Madrid getting their signings in early. Cucerella is their 5th signing already! Maybe we can tempt Alvarez back on the cheap now he’s 3rd or 4th choice LB.

I think I read that he was homesick and wanted to be in Spain. I could be wrong. But anyway, we shouldn't sign someone who doesn't want to be here or rather sign players who are itching to play for us. Like Antony.

[nineteenninetynine]

£116m for Anderson? He’s a good player, I like him but that’s mental money.

[JoelfuckingGlazer]

If City had real balls about em, they'd have signed him for £115m just to further take the piss

[sheesh]

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