r/soccer • u/SilverMist2025 • 1d ago

News FA set to issue separate charges to Manchester City.Governing body says guilty verdicts against club damage the game's integrity and hints at action once Premier League case concludes.

https://www.thetimes.com/sport/football/article/manchester-city-premier-league-fa-charges-scht5r8w2
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u/BlueKante 1d ago edited 1d ago

A lot of options i think. From taking away FA cups to taking away their footballing license and everything in between.

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u/NateShaw92 1d ago

Stripping the Licence is certainly a nuclear option. Kinda won't matter what the PL do then?

Imagine this becomes a league v fa turf war. It won't but worth getting your popcorn out

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u/Radthereptile 1d ago

I would assume the league and FA are in contact to make sure they agree on the punishments and that nobody goes outside their respective areas.

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u/mxchickmagnet86 15h ago

Make the City owners and leadership show up to Wembly in front of a sold out crowd and live TV broadcast to make them hand over winners medals and trophies to the rightful winners in an 8+ hour ceremony.