Liverpool fans engage in a conversation on the Mailbox about Man City’s controversies and how they might impact the Premier League and its other teams.
One Liverpool supporter named Mike and another contributor named Ciborium delve into discussions regarding past wrongdoings potentially affecting the successes of teams like Chelsea and Manchester City.
Mike and Ciborium mention various historical instances involving Leicester and Liverpool, suggesting these instances might have contributed to their respective title victories, similar to the accusations City is facing now. The debate hints at the complexities and contradictions in judging the past ten years of Premier League history.
Another contributor named Mathew from Finland mentions that several clubs break rules, but specifically targets City fans who adamantly claim innocence, suggesting a contradictory stance in defending the club.
G from Swansea shares thoughts on Financial Fair Play (FFP), likening arguments against it to rationalizing stealing a television, highlighting the debates around the nature and intentions of FFP.
Regarding Manchester City, there’s speculation and concern over potential doom or an escape from punishment. The discussion diverts to Everton’s real penalty issue, the relegation threat they face, and the challenges related to financial rules in football clubs.
Additionally, there’s a mention of Everton’s recent struggles and some observations about Newcastle’s performance and the appreciation of Lewis Miley’s efforts in their victory over Chelsea.
