The thread for those Vile Cheats Manchester City. Who cheated

[GermanRed]

First time in my life I might consider stop watching the PL if these cheating cunts are allowed to stay in the PL in the next two years.

[The_Phenom]

[LondonRich]

@Mascot

I can absolutely guarantee you that a) Burnham is clean as a whistle compared to the sheer fucking naked corruption of Boris Johnson, and b) The media will go after him with ten times the vigour than they could muster for Johnson.

Good. He is in hock with the cheaters. Watch this space.

[Mascot]

@LondonRich

@Mascot

I can absolutely guarantee you that a) Burnham is clean as a whistle compared to the sheer fucking naked corruption of Boris Johnson, and b) The media will go after him with ten times the vigour than they could muster for Johnson.

Good. He is in hock with the cheaters. Watch this space.

Let’s keep this in the politics thread.

[RedWhippet]

I saw this comment on the BBC website:

As a City fan of over 40 years it’s been painful. My anger is at the owners. Escapism and socialising feel momentarily lost, though all football fans already know it’s more complex than that with clubs being like family. Like family we’ll defend our club and players. Not owners!

Nicola, Manchester

I do wonder how many legacy fans feel like that, but are concerned about speaking out.

[Livvy]

https://x.com/BBCSport/status/2109286395525419400

[GermanRed]

I don’t like the ‘you cheating bastards, you know what you are’ chant because clearly they are a deluded - they don’t know what they are.

[GermanRed]

Need that Points deduction asap

[W00die]

They need to be ejected from the PL as soon as possible.

[GermanRed]

If the PL is serious about this case they can not wait much longer before announcing punishment.

City will be on at least 26 points from 10 games (right before the next international break).

Do they want City to win another title (on paper)? That would look stupid.

[Maria]

I can see Man City owns dragging this appeal out for months on end and will win the league.

Even Mourinho said, by the time he’s 80 years, the EPL still wouldn’t get get a decision.

[Livvy]

Post match: Liverpool v Man City (EPL 11/10/26 4.30pm)

https://x.com/Northerngooona/status/2109320378942452110

[mattyhurst]

I thought that was permanently for over a decade.

You hear a lot about the fans in this but to paraphrase Sid Vicious the fan in the street is a Cnut.

[JoelyG]

I shall not be watching the premier league until these cheats are ejected. It is not worth the time and emotional energy.

[PeachesEnRegalia]

@JoelyG

I shall not be watching the premier league until these cheats are ejected. It is not worth the time and emotional energy.

Same. It’s pointless.

[Barnestormer]

I am also considering checking out the game for this farce what looks to me the entire doing of a significantly compromised organisation.

Im trying to think of something backhanded…

[Lynch04]

@Dane

Bit like that odious little brat Sterling making the Gillette ad (no doubt being paid handsomely for it), calling out discrimination, abuse, and prejudice.

Seemed fairly comfortable taking £300k a week from Abu Dhabi at the same time though.

Hypocritical rat

Gillette at that point started going through a very woke advertising campaign. The easiest thing they could have done is to have just changed their ‘tag line’. Gillette the best a man can get will probably offend someone so just make it gender neutral.

[ZinedineBiscan]

@ZinedineBiscan

At least for our game they were able to find a completely unbiased, impartial referee from… checks notes… Greater Manchester.

[koptician]

@GermanRed

I don’t like the ‘you cheating bastards, you know what you are’ chant because clearly they are a deluded - they don’t know what they are.

Oh they know what they are. That’s why they were waving inflatable bananas around that looked more like turds.

Plastic. Literally and figuratively.

[Livvy]

https://x.com/MelissaReddy_/status/2109362709636509844

How long is the stench of the “sham” going to corrode the meaning, worth, and very essence of the Premier League?

Listening to commentary about Manchester City’s players matching the defiance of their ownership and triumphing in adversity.

Listening to fans chorusing the names of the men running the club, wearing masks or displaying banners of their faces and jibing: “We’re Man City, we’ll cheat when we want.”

Victory being framed as “a lovely moment,” a show of togetherness as though some grave injustice has been imposed on City, rather than their hierarchy being found by an independent commission to have orchestrated financial doping on an industrial scale.

Their opponents and the rest of us wondering if any of this actually matters now and how much of it ever did?

There can be no business as usual pretence. We need a full stop to the absurdity.