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Before anyone acts like Manchester City invented wrongdoing in English football, perhaps they should take a proper look at the history of the other big clubs.
Arsenal: Arsenal were voted into the First Division despite finishing sixth in the Second Division, pushing Tottenham aside. Their chairman, Henry Norris, bribed clubs to secure the votes that got Arsenal promoted.
Tottenham: Spurs were found guilty of 39 charges involving irregular payments to players.
Liverpool: Four Liverpool players were found guilty of participating in a match fixing scandal alongside Manchester United players. Liverpool supporters were also involved in the events surrounding the Heysel disaster, where 39 people lost their lives.
Manchester United: Three United players were found guilty in the same match fixing scandal.
Chelsea: Chelsea admitted to £47.5m in undisclosed payments to agents and third parties.
Manchester City are not the first offenders, neither are they the only major club with a controversial history. Yet some people behave as though football was perfectly clean until City started winning. The selective outrage is quite revealing.
#114charges #ManCity
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🚨 BREAKING: Sheikh Mansour has reportedly rejected a proposed $30 BILLION UAE investment deal with the UK government, covering major housing and oil-sector projects.
Sources claim the proposal could be reconsidered following the final outcome of Man City's 115 charges, with the UAE reportedly unwilling to move forward until the matter is resolved.
Meanwhile, the UK government has allegedly signalled its desire for the case to be concluded before December 14.
Now City fans know how this one is likely to end.
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4 November 1976 - Queen filmed the video for the beautiful classic "Somebody To Love,’ it was directed by Bruce Gowers, Sarm Studios ❤️
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Freddie Mercury was born Farrokh Bulsara on September 5, 1946, in Zanzibar, Tanzania. He spent his formative years in India before moving to England in the 1960s. Mercury's passion for music developed early, and he formed his first band while in school. He later attended Ealing Art College, where he met future Queen band members Brian May and Roger Taylor. In 1970, they formed Queen, and Freddie adopted the stage name that would become synonymous with rock music.
Mercury was known for his flamboyant stage presence, exceptional vocal range, and songwriting prowess. He penned some of Queen’s most iconic songs, including "Bohemian Rhapsody," "Somebody to Love," and "We Are the Champions." His ability to blend various musical styles—rock, opera, and pop—helped Queen achieve massive success worldwide. The band's innovative approach to music videos and live performances set new standards in the industry, with their 1985 Live Aid performance often cited as one of the greatest live shows in history.
Despite his public persona, Mercury was known to be private about his personal life. He struggled with his identity and sexuality but ultimately became a symbol of liberation and self-expression. He was diagnosed with AIDS in the late 1980s, and his battle with the disease brought significant attention to the epidemic. Mercury passed away on November 24, 1991, but his music and legacy live on, influencing countless artists and earning him a revered place in the history of rock music.
#FreddieMercury #Queen
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Congratulations to His Highness Sheikh Suroor bin Mohammed Al Nahyan on being honoured with the Mohammed bin Rashid Sash, in recognition of a distinguished national career defined by dedicated service and contributions to the journey and advancement of the UAE. His Highness stood alongside the late Founding Father, Sheikh Zayed, and was among the men who worked with sincerity and devotion to strengthen the foundations of the Union and serve the nation. His Highness has our profound gratitude and pride for all he has contributed to the UAE.
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@MCWFC_OSC members had a BLAST at the new @ManCity Store opening events
Live match screening ,meeting City LEGENDS and winning amazing prizes
Thanks to all involved in putting these events on , it's what makes our club so special 🩵
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نبارك لسمو الشيخ سرور بن محمد آل نهيان تكريمه بوشاح محمد بن راشد، تقديراً لمسيرته الوطنية الحافلة بالعطاء وإسهاماته في مسيرة دولة الإمارات ونهضتها. رافق سموه الوالد المؤسس الشيخ زايد بن سلطان آل نهيان، طيب الله ثراه، وكان من الرجال الذين عملوا بإخلاص وتفانٍ في ترسيخ دعائم الاتحاد وخدمة الوطن. لسموه منا كل التقدير والاعتزاز بما قدمه للإمارات.
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I AGREE (from Blue Moon Forum)
I don't care if it isn't a full rehearing. I just want City to prove the PL and cartel have been against us for over a decade. I want us to finally prove that those fuckers have prevented other teams from challenging. It has to come out officially
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ProRef the organisation that had to change its name from the PGMOL because everyone was referring to last seasons Arsenal title as the "PGMOL Title".
New name same media trained mediocrity in charge.
His officials neither fear nor respect him.
Three years and nine months in charge at least 15 high-profile, documented official apologies or admissions of error to Premier League clubs and it's growing.
If you count instances where Webb or PGMOL publicly admitted a call was wrong during television reviews, the independent Key Match Incident (KMI) panel reviews, or post-match interviews, there have been dozens.
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🔵 ¿El Manchester City de Maresca está presionando o simplemente regalando espacios?
Una presión tímida, llegadas tarde y rivales encontrando demasiadas facilidades para superar líneas. ¿Por qué Guardiola había elegido un camino diferente la temporada pasada?
