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Quote from: wakier on Today at 03:01:59 PM

Yes, we can't speculate just because of the rumors circulating because in fact there is no recent news regarding evidence that Man City really made this dirty mistake. If that really happens, Man City is threatened with being expelled from the EPL, which is quite a severe punishment for Any team that tries to violate must therefore be careful if they want to make dirty transactions. I hope the Man City rumors don't come true because it would be very sad to see Man City not be in the EPL if that really happened.

Manchester City is currently the best team in the English Premier League and seeing their removal wouldn't bring any good news to the ears, rather it will saddens and wrapped up the consistent outstanding performance of elite teams. We know how these teams run their operations, they ensured they're not violating any rules and if there's need, they make sure to cover their tracks. I'm just hoping this piece of information to be rumour because there's no evidence of the dirty work been carried out, though investigations are still ongoing.

I tend to agree with you, but it is not like Manchester City is the best team and then there is nothing for a long time and then Liverpool and Arsenal should be mentioned. It is more like a nuance that Manchester City has an edge over the other teams although when we look at how the game went between Liverpool and Manchester City, did you really have the impression that Manchester City is stronger than Liverpool? In my opinion that game took place on eye-level and both teams could have won that game and I think Liverpool had a slight advantage. It probably was the best Premier League game this season that I have seen and it was between two teams where none of them was far superior or anything.

But, if for example Manchester City is proven to have committed an offense and severe punishment will be received such as relegating Manchester City, of course it can still happen if proven to have committed an offense. At least, cases like this have also happened in the past but in Serie A related to Juventus, in the past Juventus also received severe punishment after getting the scudetto but Juventus was actually relegated and the scudetto was given to Inter. Until finally, all their star players left only royal and loyal players who stayed at Juventus like Buffon and Del Piero. Therefore, any violation if properly proven then the punishment can also occur but yes, hopefully a bad case like does not happen to Manchester City. But, if Manchester City is proven to have committed an offense, then hopefully the punishment is not as severe like relegating Manchester City.