Quote from: EL MOHA on Today at 08:48:13 PM

Quote from: ajiz138 on Today at 05:14:52 PM

It is still difficult to investigate cases one by one especially with 115 allegations of charges it will take a long time while Manchester City will certainly defend against these charges this will be a complicated matter and maybe the next few seasons will know the results.

Manchester City do not care about money for their lawyers who pay anything.

Of course that's what Manchester City will defend, with so many charges it's not easy, but I hope it will be fine, just imagine if Manchester City relegated many players will leave this team because they don't want to play in the second division.

I don’t think it is a case of time but I feel like many of these top clubs actually get preferential treatment when it comes to cases like this if not when FA was actually sitting for the cases of other clubs like Everton they should have settled that of Manchester City own too but every time we see Manchester city getting an adjournment which isn’t fair, even if the counts are much at least treat each one and hand over each punishments so that other little clubs do not feel oppressed.

The charges against city aren’t just relegation punishable offenses only bug it will lead to them been stripped off the title of ten years they warn in which they broke its rules. Seriously this is a huge blow coming for city but with the number and qualified legal experts they have hired they will certainly get a reduced punishment that might not concerns getting ripped of there tittle

Quote from: baeva on Today at 08:20:45 PM

To be honest I haven't even heard the usual transfer rumours regarding Arsenal that are usually in the media, so I'm not surprised they haven't bought anyone this window. To be honest I didn't expect them to fight for the championship from the start and then we saw that this season is not like the others and after that I can't be confident in any team at all

Arsenal aren’t looking for any other recruitment this transfer window aside that a striker and there primary target is Ivan Tooney which Brentford have valued at around $100M. Arsenal just came out of a transfer window in which they spend hundreds of millions and it will be risky spending such amount again this window. Also Brentford are looking not to sell Ivan Tooney this window so it also contributed to the quietness of Arsenal in this transfer

Arsenal plan is to get a good stricker in the market but due to the premier league profitability and sustainability rule they are finding it difficult to do business with Brentford as the price tag for Tony is quite more than what Arsenal hoped it could be. Maybe Arteta want to continue with his current squad till end of the season. Their next target is to win crystal palace in tomorrow's game.