OT: Manchester City’s probable punishment for their shenanigans

tico brown

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I posted this here instead of the Soccer Thread because this may be the most history punishment ever given to any sports program. (I’m sure this will get moved into oblivion, though)…

As a City fan since 2010, I was hoping that it wasn’t that bad but jeez… What City was found guilty in 114 of 115 counts is BAD. And because Europe is not the NCAA, the powers that be out there will put City in their place, esp since they’re not United, Real Madrid, Barca, etc. It was fun while it lasted and thanks to them for cheering me up when I needed it the most at that time. But now back to the local 💩 bag Mets, Giants, Rangers I go.

If these punishments are legit, this will be the equivalent of Rutgers being banished to play in the NJAC vs Kean and Willie P. I said Rutgers because everyone knows that the NCAA would NEVER do this to their Big Boy Programs that makes millions.

 

leftoright

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Don't ever trust that Arab money. But need more details as to how the illegal finances affected the players' salaries. Kind of wishful thinking for all the City haters. Probably deducted 3 pts. this year. Snooze.
 
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