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Nah peak Messi was 2010-2012.

Stan changing the word Phil's bald head

That SirBalon meltdown where he went MIA for 2 years.

Swifty thinking the Big Show was Deadslineman irl

Blast from the past that.

Salford Kel claiming the Holocaust never existed. That Mehdi bloke convincing us Iniesta and Messi would play for free. Teso showing Brian a gun. Some good times.

About time. Remember reading about 2 films in the works since 2014 with a Furiosa and Max stand alone films.

Love direct wingers.

What's funny is that Timo Werner looked his best under Lampard.

2012 when I was 19.

Scream star Melissa Barrera sacked from the Scream franchise for her social media posts shedding light on what was currently happening in Gaza. Production company called it anti-sematic because she was making false references to genocide.... Jenna Ortega set to leave the franchise as well because of Melissa's sacking.

It's actually 5 major breaches looking back. The 2 you are allegedly fucked on are - Failure to comply with the Premier League over their investigation - Alleged FFP and profit and sustainability breaches. Apparently there were some botched revenue streams City simply cannot provide legitimate explanation for.

The 115 breaches have been grouped together that fall under 8 or 9 major breaches. There was this ITK City correspondent that believes City are fucked in at least 2 of them.

I'm not even sure why Chelsea voted against it considering BlueCo owns a stake at Strasbourg, and correct me if i'm wrong, the rule only states it will prevent Premier League clubs from taking loan players on from associated clubs. The whole purpose of getting a stake at Strasbourg was using it as a destination to develop the players under the same principals and vision as the parent club. Doubt Chelsea will ever be in a position where they need to loan players in from Strasbourg.

Newcastle, Sheff Utd, Man City, Chelsea, Everton, Wolves, Forest.

First Spurs and now the Premier League getting investigated. What a precedent this has set.

Spurs now the newest club being investigated. Wouldn't be the least bit surprising if every club is guilty for these kind of undeclared third party/image rights/agents fees.

Yeah at the moment it is just an investigation. The same as UEFA's over the summer but they only looked back 3 years whereas the FA aren't barred by time restrictions. Chelsea's latest issues relate to off-the-books shenanigans by the owner at the time which, if found to be true, might or might not impact on FFP. There is no way yet of knowing.

Tbf Everton's was just 1 breach. City's and Chelsea's investigation goes back to early 2010s which will likely take a while. The latter without a doubt more quickly as Clearlake went to the Premier League themselves regarding the undeclared payments. They are working with them as opposed to Citt's owners. All three clubs could face point deductions.

Are Everton special, or is the £19m loss completely out of the norm for most FFP breaches?

Used to think Shaprio was somewhat clever but then noticed the illusion of looking clever when all you debate are college students.

Hamas will be held accountable for their war crimes and will attest to the record in court. Will Israel and the IDF?

Bit of news this week. The ICE stated 1 of 3 things need to happen in order for the housing market to return back to affordability levels. 1. 30 year fixed mortgage rates drop down 4.4% 2. Median household income needs to increase by 62% 3. Home prices need to drop 38% If you are renting, better get used to renting. If you own house, get used to that house. None of these 3 things will happen anytime soon.

Struggling to see where he'd currently play given Gallagher and Palmer's influence. Maybe rotates with Gallagher based on opposition. But then you have to consider Carney's return as well. Depth when everyone fit is great, but will likely cause headaches.