Manchester City have refused to deny there has been a guilty verdict in the majority of charges of financial breaches in their legal case with the Premier League, sources have told Rob Dawson and Mark Ogden. More: spr.ly/6015BGcAAx

Sep 25, 2026 · 3:53 PM UTC

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I now understand why Pep left 😭
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Now we agree why the Bald fraud left city last summer
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Mikep Arteta and Arsenal fans right now 😭
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Pep really jumped ship at the right time?
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Arteta right now
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if that’s true, the league’s been dragging its feet on a billion years for a verdict on 115 charges. City’s lawyers must be billing like it’s a title race.
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Y'all getting paid to push this b.s that has no real time implications
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Soon baby 😂
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They know they cheated their way to the top
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To be fair they did get their UEFA ban reversed not too long ago
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@howsyabird_
Sep 26
Manchester City is the headline. The bigger story is money in sports. City, Kawhi and the Clippers, Mark Walter, FIFA, Mallya and more — when breaking the rules creates more value than the punishment destroys, is the fine really a deterrent?
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The Fine Is Just a Fee: Manchester City and the Business of Winning

Manchester City have reportedly been found guilty on 114 of the 115 charges brought against them by the Premier League. To understand the scale of that, you have to remember what Manchester City were
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Watch it be a transfer ban 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️
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To the folks on ESPN FC who defended the players since they did nothing wrong and won on the field: did they win fair and square? Of course not. The players didn’t cheat, but if the club did it procured an unfair advantage over all the clubs who played by the rules.
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Invezz
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Sep 25
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@ManCity have been found guilty on almost all of the 115 charges brought by the @premierleague. Two years of hearings. Eight years since the first allegations. One of the biggest financial cases in football history just landed. Here's what happens next 🧵
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Who is benefiting from this guilty scene apart from arsenal
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@afctalkmedia
Sep 25
🚨 BREAKING: Man City could face major compensation claims from Premier League rivals. Arsenal, Liverpool, Manchester United and Tottenham formally reserved their right to pursue compensation against City in 2024 if serious financial-rule breaches are established. Reports now indicate that some of the clubs have calculated potential losses exceeding £100M each, linked to missed Champions League qualification and other lost revenue. 💷 The figures could increase further once interest is factored in. Arsenal are among the clubs with a potential claim on the table. 🔴⚪️ #Arsenal #AFC #PremierLeague #ManCity #Gunners
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They wont get relegated, they probably get like a 50 point deduction and a heavy fine
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"The club has diligently respected due process for eight years on the basis that the Premier League board and executive would behave as an independent, impartial and fair-minded regulator, free from partisan influence,"
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City treating “no comment” like it’s a tactical masterclass, absolute shambles with better PR.
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refusing to deny it is doing most of the talking here. if it were clean, they’d have said clean.
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Time for the entire English football to unite and stand against Man City. Those foreign owners laundered their black money, illegal money from the Middle East to England and invested in City all those years. Unfair advantage ruined so many real hard works of other honest clubs.
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Now what are the punishment for Manchester city being a major crime organization?
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I hope they relegate them back
Mr.Blay
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Sep 25
EPL TEAMS RELEGATED IN THE PEP ERA;
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I hope they throw the book at them and give them the maximum penalties allowed. Strip them of everything and send them to the championship
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The two most scandals in football history happened in premier league and La liga, and ones the premier league has caught theirs i'm thinking on how La liga will also do same for the love of the game.
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if they get points deducted does that mean the title race is wide open now
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Has anyone else noticed how their Twitter account has been posting unrelated content over the past hour, for like every five minutes
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Silence from City speaks louder than any official statement right now
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City’s courtroom formation: 4-4-3-115

ALT Soccer Futbol GIF by Sevilla Fútbol Club
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refusing to deny it is doing a lot of work here, like a bloke leaving the fridge open and acting confused about the light.
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weird way to report on this. Why not just say they've been found guilty of 114 charges?
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The weight of punishment isn’t always straightforward. Hypothetically, if Man City were relegated to League One and fined £500m -£1BN, but the owners then pull out, leaving the club unable to survive, would the punishment effectively destroy the club? That’s the bigger question.
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If Manchester city relegate just carry dem to win all the match put your lifesaving
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They decided not to comment on it stop spreading misinformation thanks..
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Arsenal
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If true this is massive for football. But let's wait for the official Premier League statement, ESPN says sources for now not the independent panel itself
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