The Premier League is facing a fresh battle over changes to rules governing commercial deals between related parties after it was warned by a club (Manchester City) that the proposals were unlawful.

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1. Oh look the club that cheated is trying to blame someone else for their cheating

2. There’s a surprise

   But City fans are adamant they do everything in a fair and legit way

3. Man City of all teams to say this, the majority of there commercials deals, which are inflated incorrectly are from other families members in the Abu Dhabi state. No real company would give them near what the family members of there owners do because they are not at the Level of Man Utd & Liverpool from a stature standpoint and never will be.

   City fans will still say that Haaland only cost 51 million as well,

4. You know what’s unlawful under British law? Stoning gay people to death. Suck it Sportswash FC. 

5. Cheats be cheating.

6. They’ll be threatening to sue the FA into bankruptcy like they did with UEFA next. Wouldn’t be surprised if it works too.

   This is undemocratic behaviour. Not really a shock coming from the brutal autocratic regime that owns them.

7. Ah city what will they do next to ruin the sporting integrity of the game. A vile bunch of mercenaries.

8. No wonder they’re the most popular club in America, pretty much Trump FC