It's worth noting that Manchester City fans paid actual money for a banner lauding the work of a high profile barrister.
The man in question, Lord Pannick, went on to win 1 (one) out a possible 115 charges.
Pannick in the streets of London, indeed.
#mancity 115
If you can expel #SaintsFC from the worlds richest game .
What can you do to a club, found guilty of a breaching financial regulations on a systemic level in the worlds richest league?
The length of breadth of this and who this touches is going to be so revealing .
Whatโs worth remembering here with Manchester City is their charges also included failing to cooperate. Which surely impacts any possible leniency in the sanctions.
๐จ 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 @TheAthleticFCnytimes.com/athletic/7049721โฆ
All 3,007 of them are on the whatsapp group right now getting the script ready. "This is a Code Blue. We need to go in hard on the rags' ยฃ90m debt. Scramble!"
On average, weโve finished 24 points behind the Premier League champions since Sir Alex left. Yet the target is to win the title by 2028. A huge ask in itself. Then thereโs the small matter of finding the money to make it happen... and, just as importantly, spending it wisely (!)