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The dust is still settling on last week’s seismic developments around Manchester City’s rule break charges. As turmoil, chaos and division threaten to engulf the English game, what is the best way to move forward? How do we get to a comprehensive settlement and what does that look like? And what is at stake if this…

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“Come on guys, they don’t believe for a second that they actually have incontrovertible evidence. They just believe they are too big to fail. They are counting on having deeper pockets and being willing to fight everything so the damage done…”
“People suggesting relegation is absolute madness. It has to be much more severe than that. They’ve systematically cheated, lied about it and refused to co operate. The owners must be forced to sell. The club should be in non league football…”
“Need to ban the owners, they have irreparably damaged the league. And, there needs to be a means of sanction that ensures city don't just pay their way out and get back to glory. Agree, need a comprehensive result. City did themselves no fa…”
“The current owners are clearly not "fit and proper ". They should not be allowed to continue their ownership.”
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