Arteta Urges 'Respect' for Process After Man City Financial Verdict
Arteta said the league remains the best in the world and urged respect for the ongoing appeal after City were found guilty of nearly all 115 charges.
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Arteta urges 'respect' for process after Man City financial verdict
City's fate is uncertain after last week's bombshell announcement but they could face substantial points deductions, a fine or even expulsion from the top division. The Abu Dhabi-backed club remains adamant it has done nothing wrong and has appealed against the findings, which relate to the period between 2009/10 and 2017/18. Arteta was former City manager Pep Guardiola's assistant for three years from 2016 before leaving to join Arsenal, a team…
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The Independent (US)What Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta said about Manchester City guilty charges
How Arsenal and Liverpool reacted to Man City's guilty 115 verdict
A whole host of Premier League managers held pre-match press conferences on Friday and they were all asked about the news Manchester City have been found guilty of nearly all the 115 charges brought against them.
Arteta holding fire on Man City despite guilty verdict
Mikel Arteta has refused to open fire on Manchester City despite their recent guilty verdict, insisting he “will respect the process” until all legal procedures are complete and a final decision is made. Editor’s note: the BBC wrongly attributed quotes from Enzo Maresca re: “trusting the club” to Mikel Arteta, and we have since corrected […] The post Arteta holding fire on Man City despite guilty verdict appeared first on Arseblog News - the Ars…
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