I am trying to find it again, but last night I was reading an argument from an expert in Emeriti diplomacy saying he sees it as unlikely they will even want to hang around after this. The difficulty will be in finding a buyer on the time scale it was suggested he would want to cut ties.
How can the two most visible guys who currently own City even show their face in the UK publicly after this? Even if they were to hypothetically get away with it all on some technicality (again)ā¦theyāve practically become persona non grata in the UK. They will be booed and derided publicly anywhere people recognise them.
Of course they fucking know. Bastard PGMOL fucking knew and did nothing, their pockets were being lined and all.
One of the main issues I see coming out of all of this is just how fucking dirty the whole game has gotten as a result of these cheating bastards. No-one is going to come out looking clean - likely not even our own owners. The PL itself, PGMOL, the british government, Greater Manchester government, every cunt. I STILL think itās correct to pursue this to the fullest and try to at least right as many wrongs as they can, but this will have shockwaves that reverberate for a long time.
Oliver and company can all fuck off, the biased cheating fucking scumbags. Push them all into a wood-chipper.
Yes I argued this over the weekend. They have directly and persistently, and obstructed, to an investigation into breaches of the core values of the league. At least 3 heads of breach, which are zero tolerance approaches to integrity, anti corruption and trustworthiness. Question is dare the PL deliver it?
City have appealed against the verdict, while the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) is poised to look at the findings to see if there may be any suggestions of potential misconduct.
When a judge (or panel in this case) rule that the defense uses a collection of witnesses who gave false testimony it isnāt evidence of wrong doing, but it is highly suggestive of coaching