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Former Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola is backing the club after they were found guilty of all charges related to breaches of the Premier League's financi…
Former Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola is backing the club after they were found guilty of all charges related to breaches of the Premier League's financial rules. But what happens now?
In this video...
00:50 What were City found guilty of?
01:49 How serious is this for City?
02:31 Did anyone do anything criminal?
03:47 What are the possible punishments?
05:00 What have the club and owners said?
05:48 Prime Minister Andy Burnham comments
06:13 What do City fans think?
06:56 Where does this rank in sporting controversies?
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14 Comments
@@LumkoNguboImported1mo ago
Is the anchor operating her own AC?
@@a11jImported1mo ago
Pay to win LOL
@@imnottellingyoumyname3050Imported1mo ago
Binchester city. Bye bye down to league 2. Cheats cheats cheats
@@Kaka256.Imported1mo ago
The world is watching, Premier League. Will this case prove your integrity, or cost you your dignity?
@@sabiitiallan7898Imported1mo ago
Manchester city are SHAMPIONS😅😅
@@KwameXImported1mo ago
Sham City FC 😂
@@Jin-RoImported1mo ago
By the way people, The government released on bail the 5 muslim terrorist suspects. News organisations from around the world are reporting it but this British propaganda channel won't. <br>For accurate British news, don't listen to British news channels.
@@frankward8336Imported1mo ago
A 9-YEAR FRAUD (plus?) by owners who also foment civil wars across the Middle East. At the VERY LEAST City must be relegated from all 4 leagues, have all titles rescinded, massive fine, owners declared Unfit Persons. AND I expect criminal charges. It is the SHEER SIZE of the fraud that has surprised me.
@@waywayoverhereImported1mo ago
Money talks.
@@sarthakmohanty997Imported1mo ago
Is this what they mean when people say "City-itis" or "Typical City"? 😂😂
@@NowisEvollovetionImported1mo ago
There is no excuse for cheating. Even though the Premier League repeatedly downplay the importance of being 'Honest' by excusing cheating. Something that they do by 'Trivialising' cheating. By instead referring to cheating as either 'Simulation', or 'Gamesmanship'. Instead of what it really is. 'Cheating'. So, effectively making the situation much worse. As is always the case when you avoid facing something 'Bad' head on in order to then do away with it. To sort it out. Super Leeds.
@@Roof_PizzaImported1mo ago
If this happened in North America, they would lose multiple first-round draft picks, so their performance of the team would suffer, as would the fans. The owners would lose revenue as well.
@@FictionalReality-o6jImported1mo ago
ManSHAMter City must go to SHAMpionship next season
Former Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola is backing the club after they were found guilty of all charges related to breaches of the Premier League's financial rules. But what happens now?
In this video...
00:50 What were City found guilty of?
01:49 How serious is this for City?
02:31 Did anyone do anything criminal?
03:47 What are the possible punishments?
05:00 What have the club and owners said?
05:48 Prime Minister Andy Burnham comments
06:13 What do City fans think?
06:56 Where does this rank in sporting controversies?
Subscribe to our channel here: https://bbc.in/bbcnews
For the latest news download the BBC News app or visit BBC.com/news
#BBCNews
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