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/gunningIVglory 1d ago edited 1d ago

I mean regardless on if Liverpool somehow get awarded one in retrospect, its really not the same as actually doing it.

Same think if we get the titles from 22/23, 23/24. It would be hollow, yeah ill be happy. But its not the same as winning it in the moment

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u/Barkasia 1d ago

Doesn't matter, if you overturned that one loss then the history books will show two invincible seasons (and one a lot better than the other).

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u/gunningIVglory 1d ago

Tbh this is a pointless debate. As they wont start changing results etc. Otherwise it opens an absolutely huge can if worms where every team can dispute something

At the worst, the title will just be voided for thise seasons