
Club chiefs urge harsh treatment of Manchester City this campaign
Other club chiefs urge swift punishment of Manchester City after its guilty verdict on financial breaches. The appeal clock is ticking.


Other club chiefs urge swift punishment of Manchester City after its guilty verdict on financial breaches. The appeal clock is ticking.

Man City face relegation, expulsion, or a massive points deduction after a guilty verdict on financial rule-breaking.

Man City charged with £830m disguised funding scheme, £1.2bn spending and trophy haul. Appeal ahead as record books hang in the balance.

Ex-Manchester City defender Micah Richards speaks of devastation over the club's guilty verdict, while Jamie Carragher demands the titles be stripped.

A tale of £1.2bn spent and £830m falsely added unto Manchester City's books, marking a season long called the asterisk era.

A club of vast wealth hid its true source of funds from the league for nine seasons, until the sham was laid bare.

Man City knew of guilty verdict in summer before spending £1bn; Newcastle eye Fraser Stewart; Savage moves to Peterborough; El Clasico trio cleared.

A scheme of hidden funds, wherein a great sum was concealed from sight, now laid bare before the tribunal.

Man City found guilty of a massive scheme to hide hundreds of millions in sponsorship funding from the Premier League.

Man City found guilty of 'sham' sponsorship contracts and breached Premier League financial rules, facing possible expulsion.

A menu of unrelated football episodes sits beneath a title suggesting a battle between a club and the league that runs it.

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