Man City's ex-chairman says £440m spend makes MOCKERY of charges case
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Former Man City chairman says £440m spending spree ‘makes a mockery’ of Premier League
Former Manchester City chairman David Bernstein has launched a blistering attack on the Premier League, claiming the champions’ £440million summer spending spree “makes a mockery” of its financial regulation.City began another season without a verdict in their long-running case concerning 115 alleged breaches of the competition’s financial rules.The allegations were announced in February 2023 before a 12-week hearing concluded in December 2024. …
Ex-Man City chairman says club’s £440m spending ‘makes a mockery’ of Premier League charges
Former Manchester City chairman David Bernstein has criticised the club’s £440m summer spending, saying it makes a “mockery” of Premier League regulation while the club awaits a verdict on 115 charges. <p>The post Ex-Man City chairman says club’s £440m spending ‘makes a mockery’ of Premier League charges first appeared on Softfootball.</p>
Former Man City Chairman David Bernstein Says £440m Transfer Spend ‘Makes a Mockery’ of Premier League Regulation Amid 115 Charges
Former Manchester City chairman David Bernstein has launched a fresh attack on the Premier League’s handling of the club’s long-running 115-charge case, arguing that City’s enormous transfer spending during the unresolved proceedings undermines the league’s regulatory system. Bernstein, who led City between 1998 and 2003 before later serving as chairman of the Football Association from […]
David Bernstein, former president of Manchester City, criticized his former club for the huge amount spent on transfers this summer.
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