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Relegation, titles stripped, points deduction - Man City charges punishment hint already clear
manchestereveningnews.co.ukDespite the noise made by Manchester United, Liverpool, and Arsenal fans (among others), Manchester City's high profile hearing with the Premier League is not comparable to that of Everton, Nottingham Forest, or Leicester City.
This is both good and bad. On the positive side, there is no footballing precedent relating to the 115 alleged breaches. Although some of the claims are profitability and sustainability (PSR) related, the bigger allegation is effectively of fraud, lying, and cheating.
Unlike Everton and Forest, who both went over the clearly defined £105million allowed-loss threshold for a rolling three-year period, City are charged with malpractice, attempting to pull the wool over the league's eyes, and actively seeking an unfair advantage rather than just being a bit reckless with spending. READ MORE: Man City 115 charges hope, worst-case punishment hint and double Premier League decision READ MORE: Man City fire pointed message amid 115 charges hearing as Pep Guardiola proven right This means that translating the initial 10-point points deduction (later reduced to six) for Everton into a City punishment is not worthwhile.
Everton accepted that they went over the line, and provided mitigation for why it happened, but didn't protest their accounts.
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