Man City still under investigation by the Premier League

[Insidious]

Can foresee a lot of weird financial shenanigans with the above for further FFP dodging, not that it is being enforced.

Until of course the day we go a penny over and suddenly, ker-blam.

[CCTV]

Sorry to piggyback onto this thread, but I didn't want to start up a whole new thread for this and since we seem to be doing rumours and the justice thing on this one, I thought this might be a good place to ask this....

Anyone have any ideas who this might be? Any guesses?

https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/62042674

I'm not on the Twitterverse or the Social Medias, so I don't really know what names are floating about therein.

Also, I'm not saying it's a City player (I don't even know if they have any players that fit that profile; in their late 20's, or about 29, and living or hanging around North London).

I'm also not saying it's not.

Heck, for all we know it could be an LFC player (how many 29 year olds do we have? Anyone missing from the pre-season camp?)

Anyway, if anyone has any guesses, that would be mint.

https://www.whoscored.com/Teams/26/Show/England-Liverpool

Believe only Alisson is 29 years old from our squad. Going to bet it isn't him.

[Crimson Dynasty]

https://www.whoscored.com/Teams/26/Show/England-Liverpool

Believe only Alisson is 29 years old from our squad. Going to bet it isn't him.

....although...........

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....he hasn't reported in for pre-season camp.......

.....yet......
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.....that we know of.

[Insidious]

Pep Guardiola - Man City boss says club has sustainable model.

https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/62353494

It's all so predictable isn't it?! They'll push and push until they finally win the Champion's League and the narrative pushed by their paid off media shills will be how they fought against the "established" clubs in an uphill "against all odds" battle.

Some outlets have failed to be subtle about the "bargain" £51m for Haaland, conveniently ignoring wages, money paid to the Dad and so on while Núñez will no doubt be "expensive" and the £85m fee gets bandied about irrespective of how our deal was structured.

Saw a headline recently on an article about how they had "mastered" the transfer market. What drivel. Breaching FFP to buy players at an over-inflated price and then selling players in an over-inflated market within the context of being able to buy your way out of any mistakes is not "mastery" you translucent minge-clusters.

Pep's search history on Pornhub probably has full-back as the most searched item.

[redebreck]

Pep Guardiola - Man City boss says club has sustainable model.

https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/62353494

It's all so predictable isn't it?! They'll push and push until they finally win the Champion's League and the narrative pushed by their paid off media shills will be how they fought against the "established" clubs in an uphill "against all odds" battle.

Some outlets have failed to be subtle about the "bargain" £51m for Haaland, conveniently ignoring wages, money paid to the Dad and so on while Núñez will no doubt be "expensive" and the £85m fee gets bandied about irrespective of how our deal was structured.

Saw a headline recently on an article about how they had "mastered" the transfer market. What drivel. Breaching FFP to buy players at an over-inflated price and then selling players in an over-inflated market within the context of being able to buy your way out of any mistakes is not "mastery" you translucent minge-clusters.

Pep's search history on Pornhub probably has full-back as the most searched item.

They somehow managed to "get around" FFP and built an enormous very expensive squad, thanks to their sugar daddies.
They are now in a position to become "sustainable" because of all the financial cheating they've done and haven't been punished for.

[Insidious]

They somehow managed to "get around" FFP and built an enormous very expensive squad, thanks to their sugar daddies.
They are now in a position to become "sustainable" because of all the financial cheating they've done and haven't been punished for.

Exactly - it's such a "fuck you" to clubs doing things sustainably - they are the criminal organisation that is "going legitimate" but we all know how much blood is on their hands to have gotten there.

It's bad enough, but the fact they have clearly bought some journalists to promote them as some sort of model as to how it "should" be done is a real sickener.

[redebreck]

Not 100% sure on this, but I believe I read somewhere that Howard Webb is coming back to the Premier League soon, replacing Mike Riley as head of the bent match officials organisation.

[faridtoxteth]

Yes I saw that too.
Bad news.