Smaller teams should aim to be ambitious and try to compete with bigger teams. I swear only mongs think this is cheating.
They broke the rules but what part of it is cheating? They spent the same as other clubs but spent it in a better way that’s all
On paper yeah it’s “cheating” but let’s be honest it’s not is it, a billionaire bought a club outside of the big 4 and wanted them to be the best
He cooked the books to use his own money and make them a huge footballing power that’s now self sufficient
Wouldn’t surprise me if they get let off with a fine
They haven’t damaged the club they have improved it
They haven’t damaged the league they have made it exciting, the league now has 6/7 teams going for the top 4 positions
Let Newcastle do the same
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Violating rules is quite literally the definition of cheating:
merriam-webster.com/dictionary/che…
An independent commission found Manchester City guilty of serious breaches of Premier League financial fair play rules
premierleague.com/en/news/472777…
This means they cheated and so if we’re being “honest” we would call it cheating
Runner winger 🫵😂.
He’s just technically not as good as top wingers like Yamal and besides pace he’s just bang average.
Give him any made up title you want but he’s just another Nicholas Pepe.
A runner winger being used as a creative/playmaker winger like he’s Olise or Yamal. Terrible player profiling from Liverpool.
Runner wingers are mostly useless in the Premier League now. This is why Gordon and Martinelli have both left the league.
In the UCL, where there’s space to attack in transition, they’ll shine. But against a packed box? Nahh…
Who tf spends €145m on a runner to play in the Premier League?? Absolute poor allocation of funds.
