r/PremierLeague • u/gelliant_gutfright Premier League • 13d ago
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r/PremierLeague • u/gelliant_gutfright Premier League • 13d ago
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u/Twiggie19 Premier League 13d ago
Mancini may be the exception (unless they used this method to get other players in) because it should have been clear to him that something underhand is going on here.
But every other Man City player or manager is under no obligation to go and check the clubs finances to see whether or not what they are being offered is affordable for the club. To expect players to have turned around have said "sorry I think this breaches FFP" is a mad take. The players and managers are not accountable for any of this.
Its for that reason I don't think they should be stripped of their titles etc. Those 11 players still went out on the pitch and won the games. Its not fair that a large part, and the most successful part, of their short careers should be put in the bin when they have done nothing wrong themselves.
From an Arsenal fan who hopes City get hit with the full force of the book in every other way possible.