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Hi Slbsnbnbsnb, Don’t DM me, read the below, I’ve used as many monosyllabic words as possible so even you should be able to comprehend. So let’s begin: Thank you for proving the limitations on ones knowledge when one barely graduates with a BA in Redundant Whataboutism from Google University. 1) Inter, like many Italian teams were asked for documents pertaining to their finances & once those were handed over, no investigation was started let alone went to trial. You would know this if you were literate in any language & possessed opposable thumbs. 2) The Settlement Agreement Inter & Roma Etc had with UEFA was a remedy imposed by UEFA due to breaching FFP which Inter & Roma Etc followed & were released from. They didn’t appeal which they should have but again shows what a joke FFP is when City walk off free despite being convinced by UEFA & with the mountain of evidence presented to them as demonstrated in Football Leaks. 3) in 2008 Inter & Milan were hit with €90k fine for inflated transfer fees in what was a capital gains issue. That was what the case was about and not ridiculously inflated sponsorship deals for a club who for example prior to 2009 were a laughing stock in Manchester & essentially supported by 9 people in Stockport and their three legged dog. Not quite the same thing as two clubs deciding on what a player is worth in a transfer. 4) when Suning bought Inter they were a very successful private company. Every penny they invested came from their business dealings. After the pandemic the Chinese government, just like US gov in 2008-09, used tax payer money to help their biggest companies out. Suning was one BUT it was not to keep Inter afloat. In fact that is why Suning took out a loan from Oaktree using their ownership of Inter as collateral using that loan to keep Inter afloat. A term of that loan was Inter had to reduce costs which is why they have sold important players turning around €190m in profit from last 2 transfer windows. If that would have been say a state owned club like Man City, that state would have pumped in more cash, had lawyers stall any investigation into it, continued to buy players it really shouldn’t afford, gained a further unfair sporting advantage as a result, leaving you & the other 8 people from Stockport + your three legged dog very happy. Now run along & do whatever it is you do. ✌️

Arsenal are the Premier League Champions this season. Man City should be stripped of this & every other trophy they have stolen from every other club from 2009-today via a systematic financial doping the likes of which we have never seen in football history. Either scrap all financial sustainability rules or enforce them properly, consistently & transparently.

*Sustainability- The ability to be maintained at a certain rate or level* FFP were rules bought in so that Clubs don't spend their way into financial ruin. And City are thriving. Anyhow this term has nothing to with "cheating" or "financial doping" (whatever that means).

🚨 EXCLUSIVE: Manchester City found guilty on virtually all charges relating to breaches of Premier League financial regulations. #MCFC expected to appeal against verdict issued by independent commission. Sanctions undecided, process ongoing @TheAthleticFC nytimes.com/athletic/7049721…