>>157963320
Serie A would come close

>>157963320
Thank you for doing the bidding of American billionaires

>>157963547
bongs really are so fucking stupid kek

>>157963320
Plastic league

>>157963547
as opposed to abdul billionaires?

>>157963320
New England Patriots
Baseball steroid scandal

>>157963320
I think PL should be punished for taking so long to make a decision. If City are guilty for cheating then the PL should also be accused of juridical omission.

>>157963320
Premier League will be dull as shit without Man City and La Liga is also going down the drain. Hopefully Serie A can make a comeback.

feels good to be a bundechad
our biggest scandal was, what? some ref accepting bribes to rigg fourth divsion matches?

>>157968827
all the best players of the world play in la liga, the premier only has Haaland and after this he will be in Barcelona by winter or next season at latest

>>157969063
sucking bayern cock and giving clubs exemptions to the 50+1 rule

>>157969090
the rule explicitly carves out exceptions, nothing scandalous about that

>>157969063
Bayern did roughly the same shit:

https://www.theguardian.com/football/2003/feb/21/europeanfootball.sport

A major scandal is looming in the Bundesliga following the news that Bayern Munich have earned extra cash from marketing rights through a secret deal with the troubled KirchMedia group.

The magazine also accused Bayern, comfortably the biggest draw in the German game, of extracting the top-up from KirchMedia in return for signing the central marketing agreement with the other Bundesliga clubs.

Bayern admitted receiving the extra payment but denied the other charges, insisting that several other top clubs had separate deals with marketing agencies, and saying it was committed to central marketing.

Soccer magazine Kicker quoted a former KirchMedia executive as saying the deal was meant to make sure the group retained the rights for Bayern games, even if the central marketing principle were to be abandoned.

Bild newspaper today published what it presented as an extract of the contract, which showed it was supposed to run from 2000 to 2005. The newspaper wrote it had only ended last year because KirchMedia had filed for insolvency.

"Must Bayern give their (2001 German) title back?," screamed a headline on the front page of Germany's top-selling daily.

Some club officials said they felt such a sanction could be justified.

"Not only should have Bayern given the extra money back to the League but, if the facts are verified, it should be considered whether they should be stripped of their title," Hamburg SV supervisory board member Franck Mackerodt told Hamburg daily Abendblatt.

"They benefitted from that money on the transfer market."

KirchMedia's insolvency meant the German professional clubs missed out on millions from television rights.

Several German clubs are facing severe financial difficulties as a result, notably four-times German champions Kaiserslautern, who have an estimated 30 million euros (£20m) debt and are struggling to survive.

>>157969146
>>157969063
>>157969415
Cheating Krauts BTFO

>>157969063
Dortmund agreed to keep quiet about secret payments for Haaland so could potentially be investigated too.
Only disclosed he was sold for €51 million when it was probably closer to €250 million

>>157963320
Is the Premier League era coming to an end? I hope so.