by john68 » Sat Mar 20, 2021 10:17 am
If the reportage of those accusations are true, there could be enough in them for City to take legal action and humiliate the person who made them, whether that be the Dortmund club, the news outlet that published it or the journo that wrote it.
Having made a successful stance against UeFA at CAS, I think the club thought that proving their innocence should be the end of the matter, but no.
I would think that if City started to take legal action against persons or organisations that permeate lies and allegations against the club, it would have a deterrent effect that would at least diminish it, by the fear of being sued and publicly humiliated in the way that UeFA were.
I can't see UeFA having another go, no matter how hard those corrupt self honoured corrupt old order push UeFA to do their dirty business for them.
It would also seem a perfect extra motivational factor for City to hump the arse of Dortmund...then Bayern, who have always been in the lead with their gobshite pronouncements against City.
Let Haarland see that City is not just one step up but a while flight of stairs ahead of the rest.