Manchester City Thread

[harrybarracuda]

[cyrille]

Time to sort the cheats out Now!

[harrybarracuda]

Time to sort the cheats out Now!

You'd like to think they'd have them in the Conference (North) where they belong, long before the season starts.

[cyrille]

It's only fair - they'll need to prepare.

For a start, Guardiola's been talking about next season being his last.


That could change.

[malmomike77]

For a start, Guardiola's been talking about next season being his last.

only coz he said there's nothing left to achieve but that may change if he has to bring them back to the premier league fron League 2

[helge]

if he has to bring them back to the premier league fron League 2

Ambitious

West Bromwich would be a major hindrance

[Joe 90]

[harrybarracuda]

Obviously they shoo everyone from one end to the other.

[Joe 90]

[harrybarracuda]

Does that include the dodgy offshore accounts in Scabby Dhabi?

[harrybarracuda]

Very quiet in here today.

[cyrille]

Pep's big game tinkering backfired again.

[Edmond]

Beautiful to see.


Were there any neutrals, other Saudi-Castle, actually going for City to win? Says a lot about the cheating, scummy, plastic koonts.

[harrybarracuda]

Beautiful to see.


Were there any neutrals, other Saudi-Castle, actually going for City to win? Says a lot about the cheating, scummy, plastic koonts.

Didn't even watch it.

I'm happy for Hal though, oh the tears must have flowed.

[hallelujah]

The cheating classless wankers turned up in jeans yesterday.



And got what they deserved.

[hallelujah]

MASSIVE

https://twitter.com/natashaturk/stat...09791971516859

[hallelujah]

Shocking footage shows football fans fighting on streets of Harrow before FA Cup final clash

Hope the poor bastard was ok and if he was put down again while he was on the ground, well, that's shit.

Few things worse than seeing someone defenceless on the floor get done again.

[hallelujah]

4 in a row *
Treble winners *
United and Liverpool fans not one bit arsed- cos nothing they win will ever count
They know that nobody respects them

And now an autocratic state is suing the Premier League and its "tyranny of the majority (democracy)" for having rules.

Yeah, bollocks to democracy. We've got loads of money, so why can't we do whatever we want if we pay someone loads and slip a few envelopes under the table?

Get in the bin, you cheating wankers, and don't ever come back.

[Joe 90]

Jealousy and bitterness, the new " noisy neighbours "!

[harrybarracuda]

Nothing new from the cheating arseholes is it.

[Joe 90]

Nothing new from the cheating arseholes is it.

You're getting as boring and repetitive as every other Man City hater,

[helge]

You're getting as boring and repetitive as every other Man City hater,

True

Exactly the way he operates regarding Xi, Trump and Putin too.

(edit: forgot Verstappen )

Hate, hate, hate

Very boring

[Joe 90]

H and Ciz are peas in a pod!

No offence to peas Mendy.

[harrybarracuda]

You're getting as boring and repetitive as every other Man City hater,

Everyone hates you cheats and your cheating raghead playboy now.

You better get used to it.

[malmomike77]

Hacker threatens to release incriminating Manchester City documents


Individual behind Football Leaks scandal claims to have ‘massive file’ of documents relevant to Premier League’s 115-charge case


The hacker behind the Football Leaks scandal claims to have more yet-to-be-released evidence showing financial rules breaches by Manchester City.


Speaking at a conference in Marbella, Rui Pinto and his lawyer said he has already handed over five hard drives to French and German authorities.


They include “more on City”, said Pinto, who claims they are relevant to the Premier League’s 115-charge case due to be heard this autumn.


“I am confident they will find criminal relevancy,” said Pinto, speaking remotely in a session titled “Financial Scandals that Rocked European Soccer” at the OffshoreAlert Marbella conference.


Pinto had been appearing at the conference with his French lawyer William Bourdon. The Sun newspaper subsequently reported, however, that legal representatives indicated the new Pinto evidence relating to City had yet to be released.


“We have been approached by investigators to share information regarding Manchester City that has not been released before,” Pinto’s legal representative said.


“We haven’t released the information yet but we have a massive file of Manchester City-related documents that has yet to be released. The files will be published at some point, we cannot say when but we will do it.”


Pinto allegedly amassed 70 million documents, including personal emails, from the likes of Manchester City and PSG. In November 2018, German publication Der Spiegel claimed City and their sponsors manipulated contracts to circumvent Uefa’s Financial Fair Play (FFP) regulations and said its source was a whistleblower they called “John”, which was the pseudonym Pinto created Football Leaks under.


Last year, a Portuguese court gave Pinto a four-year suspended sentence after finding him guilty on counts of attempted extortion, illegal access to data and breach of correspondence. The 35-year-old, who leaked millions of documents, argued he was a whistleblower and not a hacker. City deny all charges and any wrongdoing but Pinto, who is believed to be in witness protection, told the conference via video link: “The Man City releases showed amounts of money being paid into by the club that were not mentioned to the football authorities. These documents form part of the Premier League investigation into City.


“I have now handed five hard drives to French and German authorities with millions of documents, including more on City, and I have described what is on each. I am confident they will find criminal relevancy.”


According to The Sun, Pinto added that he had received anonymous threats in recent years. “I know that a group of European football clubs were investigating me,” he said. “They met in London and were very worried about new leaks. They were looking to gather information about my life.”


The Premier League charges against City, who deny wrongdoing, include 54 failures to provide accurate financial information from 2009-10 to 2017-18, 14 failures to provide accurate details for player and manager payments from 2009-10 to 2017-18, five failures to comply with Uefa’s rules including FFP from 2013-14 to 2017-18, seven breaches of the Premier League’s profitability and sustainability rules from 2015-16 to 2017-18, and 35 failures to co-operate with Premier League investigations between December 2018 and February 2023.


Potential expulsion from the league is among available punishments should the club be found guilty. The case cannot go to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (Cas), but either side could appeal, prompting speculation the saga could take years to be resolved.


In a 2020 judgement, Uefa banned City from the Champions League for two seasons and fined them €30 million. However, the punishment was overturned by Cas.


Hacker threatens to release incriminating Manchester City documents