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🚨 Career Update:
Pinching myself to be hosting the Full-time fallout on @talkSPORT this season.
When I left teaching a few years ago, I never thought I’d be in this position. Honoured to be hosting on the station this season, doing this, the social, hosting live games and the talkSPORT daily pod.
Give me a call tomorrow 03717223344.
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What a day for the Burrows family.
Rob Burrows son Jackson Burrow scores the winner for team Burrow 🥹
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😠 "I'm absolutely disgusted."
📚 "Feel free to publish your research."
Max Scott and Man City fan Gary got heated over the club's Premier League's rules breach 😡
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Manchester City’s reiteration of their “confidence and intent in proving the club’s innocence” given their “comprehensive body of irrefutable evidence” is incredibly at odds with their own behaviour and the intensity in which they blocked the Premier League’s process of investigation at every step since December 2018.
The scale of their obstructing was revealed in a July 2021 British court judgment. City simply refused to supply information and documents requested by the league, which then issued a disciplinary complaint in August 2019. The club challenged the disciplinary process and the commission that was set up.
The league proposed an ad hoc procedure of appointing a new commission, but City objected to that too. The PL were forced to bring legal arbitration against the club, to be decided by a tribunal of three senior lawyers.
City countered the PL had no power to do that, and challenged the impartiality of the tribunal. That was rejected and the club were again ordered to submit all the documentation and info.
City then appealed to the high court to strike the tribunal down. In March 2021, a judge ruled against the club and that her findings should be published.
City unsuccessfully fought against it being made public knowledge; the judgement published in July illustrated just how hard and long they resisted providing information.
With all that confidence, intent and irrefutable evidence, why the YEARS of non-cooperation and active, intensive blocking?
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#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 .
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Classless response.
A city fan calling for the people of the UK to be punished for the sins of his own club.
Proper City fans will be devastated it’s come to this: that the integrity of everything (in particular) Pep Guardiola has built is in ruins.
Raise the price of petrol and diesel, @MansourBinZayed.
Let’s see what decision they come to after that.
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Manchester City have also been found guilty of failing to cooperate (35/115 charges)
Chelsea’s suspended transfer ban and £10m slap on the wrist came after they self-reported breaches.
The Premier League’s integrity stands on the ensuring the punishment fits the crime.
To give a fine would be water if a ducks back.
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What’s worth remembering here with Manchester City is their charges also included failing to cooperate. Which surely impacts any possible leniency in the sanctions.
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A seismic day for English football.
This ruling is incomparable to Everton, Forest and even Chelsea (who largely self-reported their breaches).
Manchester City appear to be guilty of what is essentially corperate fraud on a mammoth scale, cheating the system by inflating commercial revenue/sponsorship payments, allowing them to become the club they are today.
Its calls into question the integrity of one of the most significant and dominant Premier League champions we’ve ever seen.
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OPINION: The best Premier League striker in every decade including Erling Haaland but no Harry Kane | @maxbscott
talksport.com/football/45999…
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The latest episode of No BS is out now!
We grade each club’s season so far 📊
Who gets A+, who gets harshly marked? 👀📝
Me and @maxbscott 📻
No Big Six - just The Other 14.
Listen here on Spotify: short.do/3jTe4o
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we didn’t receive a penalty for this and didn’t get an official apology either, therefore this decision according to PGMOL is correct.
So no, stepping on someone’s foot is not automatically a foul - according to PGMOL themselves.
#NFFC
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For the benefit of @maxbscott and @BakersTweet and all the @talkSPORT listeners, AZ are called the Cheese Farmers because of Alkmaar's famous cheese heritage. The city has been in the cheese trade since 1365, and since the 16th century has hosted a Friday morning cheese market.
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The latest episode of No BS is out now!
Coventry’s collapse - Frank under fire?
Hull’s heroics - are they looking up the table?
A night to forget for NUFC… 🫠
Me and @maxbscott 📻
No Big Six - just The Other 14.
Listen here on Spotify: short.do/CUC1QV
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For a long time now, #lufc have been a brilliant watch.
Huge credit to the board for sticking with Daniel Farke when times were tough and fans wrote him off.
It’s a brilliant case study for what can happen with some patience, trust & willingness to adapt.
European qualification has to be a realistic goal.
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This is what football has become.
Picking apart what is ultimately just the behaviour of players who are playing-acting/simulating/cheating/conning the ref in order to gain an advantage.
Bruno acting like he’s had a backyard disembowelment.
It’s handbags. It’s wet-flannel stuff.
Yes, Phil Foden technically shouldn’t kick out. But he’s been kicked while on the floor: which most of us wouldn’t take kindly to.
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How good has Schlager been by the way?!
Unsung hero characteristics; non-stop energy, breaks down play expertly but also contributing consistent line-breaking passes.
Appears on the surface as a solid CDM but has so many more strings to his bow.
Instant impact.
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Real sense of lift off for Oliver Glanser’s #nffc
1st win at Villa Park in 32 years.
Assertive and dominant in that second half especially.
Aina and Munoz excellent in the absence of Milenkovic and Jair Cunha (minor, expected back by Palace at the latest)
Gibbs-White the difference maker, avenging his absence in the Europa League SF 2nd leg and quieting any concerns over his influence in this new system.
Excellent performance.
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