Comments by "David Aspinall" (@yt.personal.identification) on ""I don't understand how it's possible" - Premier League managers discuss Chelsea's transfer spending" video.

@philc1773 Tell me that you have heard the latest news about City and PL financial fair play rules. Glorious timing
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@awoogaz Good revenue? Hilarious
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@philc1773 You remember incorrectly. They paid huge fines for their guilt. Is your misinformation intentional, or is it that you do not know what you are talking about?
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@philc1773 CAS refused to rule due to a technicality where some of the evidence fell out of the statute of limitations. They were guilty but saved by a technicality. I can say they were guilty, based on the quote you personally gave, where they were given a fine - that stood - for the parts that were still valid guilty findings. They paid a fine for guilt. A legal technicality is VERY different to innocence.
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@philc1773 They paid fines. Also, you seem to be trying to limit the discussion to only the 2nd time they were charged. The first time, they were found guilty and faced heavy penalties. Your propaganda is bad, and you should be embarrassed.
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@awoogaz Yes, I see a list of sponsors that are nothing but a funnel for owners' funds through their own companies. Why? Where do you think the money comes from?
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@awoogaz So I see you switched from denying it to justifying it. Seems you accepted the truth. I guess I have made my point.
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@awoogaz Hating? Nah. No emotion, just facts. You, on the other hand...
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@philc1773 I see you have limited yourself to the 2nd case again. Then throw in some attempts to belittle and hope it looks busy enough to baffle. Nice try. Your conflation looks desperate.
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@philc1773 Just because the emails were gained by a hack doesn't make City less guilty. What a bizarre suggestion. Grasping
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@philc1773 If City didn't lie and manipulate, then the hack would have found nothing. I am not sure why you think it makes a difference. City can claim all they like, but they are liars
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@awoogaz Tell me again how it is going for your club. Have you heard the latest?
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@philc1773 So more fines then.
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@philc1773 Now you are flailing
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@philc1773 Ah, so you switched from denial to whataboutism. That's a switch from claiming it didn't happen to an attempt to justify it. Finally acknowledging the reality, even if it requires some more flailing.
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@philc1773 Still they paid a 10 million Euro fine for the things they were found guilty of. And their reputation will still take a hit based on the first case, where they were also found guilty.
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