no, he has a week to inform them that hes appealing. there isnt a trial next week or anything.

@@NeilLewis77 Finally someone with a brain. KZfaq comments fool of brainless tools.

He's had 9 months to decide if he wants to appeal

what’s the issue🤔

He was accused 9 months before and that why Mancity didn't sign him then

Seriously bro. I don't understand why they should even allow sky bet to sponsor football league championship(premier league 2). I am just frustrated with this. Betting is just like drugs destroys families and much more. What a world we live in today.

🤡

Betting shouldn't be encouraged it wrecks a person .. they shouldn't promote it

Dating from his Lyon days whenever he gets booked lads in Rio de Janiero get a massive payday from the bookies

​@@sahabufonyuy3649what? They were dating too?

Paqueta and Guimarães been doing this for a long time

In 1995, former Arsenal manager George Graham was dismissed from his position after being implicated in a financial scandal involving illicit payments. The scandal, often referred to as the "bung" scandal, centered around allegations that Graham had received unauthorized payments from a Norwegian agent, Rune Hauge, in connection with the transfers of two players, John Jensen and Pål Lydersen, to Arsenal. The payments amounted to £425,000, and it was revealed that Graham had failed to disclose these transactions to the club. Arsenal's board conducted an internal investigation, and the findings led to Graham's termination. The scandal tarnished the clubs reputation for forever

​@@HAWK_HThese pricks think their clubs are squeaky clean

​Trust me when i tell you that hasnt been what tarnished arsenals legacy​@@HAWK_H

😂😂😂

​@HAWK_H tell me how that benefited arsenal financially or long term? You can't, because it didn't, hence why arsenal sacked him. Good try to deflect from man city.

shut up moron.

You must be an Arsenal fan

Cry 🍼👶

@@TacitusKilgore165not just Arsenal fans speak about your charges. Stop deflecting

115 Charges are already laid. When the trial is happening is the bigger question 🍿 - can’t wait!

You just need to get a close pal who’s a pro and he says I’m gonna get booked tmr, stuff like that and that’s all. I heard whenever Paqueta got booked dating from his Lyon days guys in Rio de Janiero walked off with lots of cash from the bookies, guessing that’s where the investigation must have started

Betting companies are all scum either way

was... was that a joke... because of the charges...? If not you missed an opportunity

@@patrykpospiech6512Yes, it is.

In 1995, former Arsenal manager George Graham was dismissed from his position after being implicated in a financial scandal involving illicit payments. The scandal, often referred to as the "bung" scandal, centered around allegations that Graham had received unauthorized payments from a Norwegian agent, Rune Hauge, in connection with the transfers of two players, John Jensen and Pål Lydersen, to Arsenal. The payments amounted to £425,000, and it was revealed that Graham had failed to disclose these transactions to the club. Arsenal's board conducted an internal investigation, and the findings led to Graham's termination. The scandal tarnished the clubs reputation for forever

he wouldnt have fit in at city, he's too creative and unpredictable to be a cog in peps system

As a United fan how do you manage to bring city into literally anything even when it doesn’t involve them? Yet you will say you ‘don’t care about city’

Tony Stark?

True

​@@sisloanThe guy who pissed off so many people that Spiderman spent an entire movie fighting the people Iron Man abused to get to the top​, is shady

In 1995, former Arsenal manager George Graham was dismissed from his position after being implicated in a financial scandal involving illicit payments. The scandal, often referred to as the "bung" scandal, centered around allegations that Graham had received unauthorized payments from a Norwegian agent, Rune Hauge, in connection with the transfers of two players, John Jensen and Pål Lydersen, to Arsenal. The payments amounted to £425,000, and it was revealed that Graham had failed to disclose these transactions to the club. Arsenal's board conducted an internal investigation, and the findings led to Graham's termination. The scandal tarnished the clubs reputation for forever

In 1995, former Arsenal manager George Graham was dismissed from his position after being implicated in a financial scandal involving illicit payments. The scandal, often referred to as the "bung" scandal, centered around allegations that Graham had received unauthorized payments from a Norwegian agent, Rune Hauge, in connection with the transfers of two players, John Jensen and Pål Lydersen, to Arsenal. The payments amounted to £425,000, and it was revealed that Graham had failed to disclose these transactions to the club. Arsenal's board conducted an internal investigation, and the findings led to Graham's termination. The scandal tarnished the clubs reputation for forever

In 1995, former Arsenal manager George Graham was dismissed from his position after being implicated in a financial scandal involving illicit payments. The scandal, often referred to as the "bung" scandal, centered around allegations that Graham had received unauthorized payments from a Norwegian agent, Rune Hauge, in connection with the transfers of two players, John Jensen and Pål Lydersen, to Arsenal. The payments amounted to £425,000, and it was revealed that Graham had failed to disclose these transactions to the club. Arsenal's board conducted an internal investigation, and the findings led to Graham's termination. The scandal tarnished the clubs reputation for forever

You're saying this to everyone, even people that aren't arsenal fans 🤦🏿‍♂️ ​@@HAWK_H

Ask your mom

She said they need to be charge

In 1995, former Arsenal manager George Graham was dismissed from his position after being implicated in a financial scandal involving illicit payments. The scandal, often referred to as the "bung" scandal, centered around allegations that Graham had received unauthorized payments from a Norwegian agent, Rune Hauge, in connection with the transfers of two players, John Jensen and Pål Lydersen, to Arsenal. The payments amounted to £425,000, and it was revealed that Graham had failed to disclose these transactions to the club. Arsenal's board conducted an internal investigation, and the findings led to Graham's termination. The scandal tarnished the clubs reputation for forever

@@Jacob56-xl4xo jacob calling out everyone’s families

​@HAWK_H you've posted this about 6 times on this video. Man city is a premier league financial matter, arsenals was an internal financial matter hence why it was dealt with internally. Good try tho donkey.

So is yours you knob

@@HAWK_H yip. Arsenal held him accountable. Arsenal investigated. Arsenal didn't sweep it under the rug. Arsenal didn't defraud football 115 times.

In 1995, former Arsenal manager George Graham was dismissed from his position after being implicated in a financial scandal involving illicit payments. The scandal, often referred to as the "bung" scandal, centered around allegations that Graham had received unauthorized payments from a Norwegian agent, Rune Hauge, in connection with the transfers of two players, John Jensen and Pål Lydersen, to Arsenal. The payments amounted to £425,000, and it was revealed that Graham had failed to disclose these transactions to the club. Arsenal's board conducted an internal investigation, and the findings led to Graham's termination. The scandal tarnished the clubs reputation for forever

​@@HAWK_H wtf does that have to do with this? Stop deflecting lil bro

In 1995, former Arsenal manager George Graham was dismissed from his position after being implicated in a financial scandal involving illicit payments. The scandal, often referred to as the "bung" scandal, centered around allegations that Graham had received unauthorized payments from a Norwegian agent, Rune Hauge, in connection with the transfers of two players, John Jensen and Pål Lydersen, to Arsenal. The payments amounted to £425,000, and it was revealed that Graham had failed to disclose these transactions to the club. Arsenal's board conducted an internal investigation, and the findings led to Graham's termination. The scandal tarnished the clubs reputation for forever

On the stands and not playing, it's likely gonna be a 9 month ban🤷🏽 Waste of money if you ask me

In 1995, former Arsenal manager George Graham was dismissed from his position after being implicated in a financial scandal involving illicit payments. The scandal, often referred to as the "bung" scandal, centered around allegations that Graham had received unauthorized payments from a Norwegian agent, Rune Hauge, in connection with the transfers of two players, John Jensen and Pål Lydersen, to Arsenal. The payments amounted to £425,000, and it was revealed that Graham had failed to disclose these transactions to the club. Arsenal's board conducted an internal investigation, and the findings led to Graham's termination. The scandal tarnished the clubs reputation for forever

Hopefully 1st one cause man cheaty won't be able to just buy the league

@Liverpoolfcthebest that's your problem...We know if they don't buy him, they will buy Musiala...every club has a right to buy whoever they can and agrees with their terms and falls within their expense gap...it is business not cheating..if your team lost,don't blame City,blame your team's management.

Just a typical brazil guy

@omucholiwamwe2625 but city have been charged over 115 times and was charged for something similar by uefa before but bought there way out of that charge just like they'll probs do with these 115 charges

@@Liverpoolfcthebest They would and deafted UEFA in court, its free and available online to read.

Isn't it time you did your homework it's still a school day tomorrow

In 1995, former Arsenal manager George Graham was dismissed from his position after being implicated in a financial scandal involving illicit payments. The scandal, often referred to as the "bung" scandal, centered around allegations that Graham had received unauthorized payments from a Norwegian agent, Rune Hauge, in connection with the transfers of two players, John Jensen and Pål Lydersen, to Arsenal. The payments amounted to £425,000, and it was revealed that Graham had failed to disclose these transactions to the club. Arsenal's board conducted an internal investigation, and the findings led to Graham's termination. The scandal tarnished the clubs reputation for forever

In 1995, former Arsenal manager George Graham was dismissed from his position after being implicated in a financial scandal involving illicit payments. The scandal, often referred to as the "bung" scandal, centered around allegations that Graham had received unauthorized payments from a Norwegian agent, Rune Hauge, in connection with the transfers of two players, John Jensen and Pål Lydersen, to Arsenal. The payments amounted to £425,000, and it was revealed that Graham had failed to disclose these transactions to the club. Arsenal's board conducted an internal investigation, and the findings led to Graham's termination. The scandal tarnished the clubs reputation for forever

@@HAWK_H hardly, none of us these days remember it or were alive for it

Exactly, why charge him ?

Or you earn enough to not have to do it anyway!! !!!!!

@@JimCornetta maybe he was stealing from the rich to give to the poor like Robin Hood

The documents are openly available online my guy Full descriptions below, but if I'm reading them right E5: Match fixing, bribes, or throwing games F3: Failure to comply with investigation (These above interpretations could be wrong, see below and make your own conclusions) "E5 E5.1 A Participant shall not, directly or indirectly, seek to influence for an improper purpose the result, progress, conduct or any other aspect of, or occurrence in or in connection with, a football match or competition. E5.2 A Participant shall not, directly or indirectly, offer, agree to give, give, solicit, agree to accept or accept any bribe, gift or reward or consideration of any nature which is or could appear to be related in any way to: E5.2.1 that Participant, or any other Participant, failing to perform to the best of their ability; or E5.2.2 that Participant or any other person (whether a Participant or not), directly or indirectly, seeking to influence for an improper purpose, the result, progress, conduct or any other aspect of, or occurrence in or in connection with, a football match or competition." "F3 Any failure by a Participant to comply with any requirement under Rule F2 may constitute Misconduct under the Rules and The Association may bring a charge or such charges as it sees fit."

In 1995, former Arsenal manager George Graham was dismissed from his position after being implicated in a financial scandal involving illicit payments. The scandal, often referred to as the "bung" scandal, centered around allegations that Graham had received unauthorized payments from a Norwegian agent, Rune Hauge, in connection with the transfers of two players, John Jensen and Pål Lydersen, to Arsenal. The payments amounted to £425,000, and it was revealed that Graham had failed to disclose these transactions to the club. Arsenal's board conducted an internal investigation, and the findings led to Graham's termination. The scandal tarnished the clubs reputation for forever

In 1995, former Arsenal manager George Graham was dismissed from his position after being implicated in a financial scandal involving illicit payments. The scandal, often referred to as the "bung" scandal, centered around allegations that Graham had received unauthorized payments from a Norwegian agent, Rune Hauge, in connection with the transfers of two players, John Jensen and Pål Lydersen, to Arsenal. The payments amounted to £425,000, and it was revealed that Graham had failed to disclose these transactions to the club. Arsenal's board conducted an internal investigation, and the findings led to Graham's termination. The scandal tarnished the clubs reputation for forever Can play for bottlers also

In 1995, former Arsenal manager George Graham was dismissed from his position after being implicated in a financial scandal involving illicit payments. The scandal, often referred to as the "bung" scandal, centered around allegations that Graham had received unauthorized payments from a Norwegian agent, Rune Hauge, in connection with the transfers of two players, John Jensen and Pål Lydersen, to Arsenal. The payments amounted to £425,000, and it was revealed that Graham had failed to disclose these transactions to the club. Arsenal's board conducted an internal investigation, and the findings led to Graham's termination. The scandal tarnished the clubs reputation for forever

UEFA tried and failed so will the PL 😂

@@Cityzens1894 city are guilty sense 2009 , just shows that no one cares that ye won 4 prems in a row😂 I have seen more news and celebrations for Atlanta winning the europa league 😂😂

​@@chrishennessy8891the government is letting city go

@@chrishennessy8891 funny that cause all I keep seeing is people going on about City. It's usually numpties like you trying to convince themselves they don't care yet we clearly live rent free in everyones heads 🤣

​@@chrishennessy8891yet here you are commenting about City, on a video about a West Ham player. Rent free lads, rent free 😁👈

No he won’t get banned as long tonali thou his was so much worse prob banned till Christmas

No, and they will do the same thing next season

Cry???

​@@wirtzzz.10In 1995, former Arsenal manager George Graham was dismissed from his position after being implicated in a financial scandal involving illicit payments. The scandal, often referred to as the "bung" scandal, centered around allegations that Graham had received unauthorized payments from a Norwegian agent, Rune Hauge, in connection with the transfers of two players, John Jensen and Pål Lydersen, to Arsenal. The payments amounted to £425,000, and it was revealed that Graham had failed to disclose these transactions to the club. Arsenal's board conducted an internal investigation, and the findings led to Graham's termination. The scandal tarnished the clubs reputation for forever

😂😂😂

they charged him today. you didnt know 4 months ago that they charged him today.

@@NeilLewis77 I knew about this 4 months ago….this story has been covered up for this long or orehaos needed more evidence This is why he never joined Man City last season and they ended up with nunez from wolves, somebody back me here.

@@Danstarrrr88 if it was covered up then you wouldnt know about it. and you may well have known months ago that he was under investigation. but the story here is that he was charged TODAY. you didnt know he was charged TODAY 4 months ago mate. not without a time machine.

@@NeilLewis77 I said if u read At the time they prehaps never had enough evidence to charge yet. I never knew he was charged 4 months ago however I knew he was getting charged. My main point is why has this taken so long. The evidence or allegation was so strong city walked away from signing probably the best midfielder outside the top 6 teams

@@NeilLewis77 I’m sure me an you have disputed before. How’s things? Family good?

You can't be done for doing no wrong least not in the real world but in your world who knows

​@@paulbrickland9625In 1995, former Arsenal manager George Graham was dismissed from his position after being implicated in a financial scandal involving illicit payments. The scandal, often referred to as the "bung" scandal, centered around allegations that Graham had received unauthorized payments from a Norwegian agent, Rune Hauge, in connection with the transfers of two players, John Jensen and Pål Lydersen, to Arsenal. The payments amounted to £425,000, and it was revealed that Graham had failed to disclose these transactions to the club. Arsenal's board conducted an internal investigation, and the findings led to Graham's termination. The scandal tarnished the clubs reputation for forever

Well city also broke some rules.

It’s a perfect match

​@@brickforge1284Proof? As the fa has failed

​@@theletsplayer4921 ok. heres my proof. in 2011 man city had barely won anything. they didnt sell out the stadium every week. they didnt have years worth of champions league money income. they didnt sell millions of shirts all over the world. in 2011, man city was just a normal club with normal income. yet they had a front line of tevez, dzeko, ballotelli and aguero. all 4 players on massive wages. and thats just the front line. thats why in 2011 alot of us were asking how the hell they can afford to splash all that cash on their income? we now know its because they were cooking the books. no one was surprised when the charges were brought against them. we knew they had cheated because we could all see the team on the pitch in 2011. in one game in 2014, man city had a bench of players worth 500 million quid. look, we all know city cheated. its not up for debate. its just a question of can the FA prove it. how well did city cook the books. trying to pretend they have done nothing wrong at this point is just silly mate.

​@@terrybarrett8939In 1995, former Arsenal manager George Graham was dismissed from his position after being implicated in a financial scandal involving illicit payments. The scandal, often referred to as the "bung" scandal, centered around allegations that Graham had received unauthorized payments from a Norwegian agent, Rune Hauge, in connection with the transfers of two players, John Jensen and Pål Lydersen, to Arsenal. The payments amounted to £425,000, and it was revealed that Graham had failed to disclose these transactions to the club. Arsenal's board conducted an internal investigation, and the findings led to Graham's termination. The scandal tarnished the clubs reputation for forever

In 1995, former Arsenal manager George Graham was dismissed from his position after being implicated in a financial scandal involving illicit payments. The scandal, often referred to as the "bung" scandal, centered around allegations that Graham had received unauthorized payments from a Norwegian agent, Rune Hauge, in connection with the transfers of two players, John Jensen and Pål Lydersen, to Arsenal. The payments amounted to £425,000, and it was revealed that Graham had failed to disclose these transactions to the club. Arsenal's board conducted an internal investigation, and the findings led to Graham's termination. The scandal tarnished the clubs reputation for forever

Ferguson was 1 point a 8 goal differnce away from 7 league titles in a row

In 1995, former Arsenal manager George Graham was dismissed from his position after being implicated in a financial scandal involving illicit payments. The scandal, often referred to as the "bung" scandal, centered around allegations that Graham had received unauthorized payments from a Norwegian agent, Rune Hauge, in connection with the transfers of two players, John Jensen and Pål Lydersen, to Arsenal. The payments amounted to £425,000, and it was revealed that Graham had failed to disclose these transactions to the club. Arsenal's board conducted an internal investigation, and the findings led to Graham's termination. The scandal tarnished the clubs reputation for forever

@@HAWK_H whats your point?

Your gonna look like a right moron when city are cleared

oh dear. you dont know that everyone hates city? leeds fans hate city. chelsea fans hate city. birmingham fans hate city. newcastle fans hate city. its not just man united fans. none of us like cheats. man city cheat. we all know it. we are all waiting for their points deduction. everton had one charge. it cost them 8 points. city have 115 charges. how many points deduction is that?

Grow up you muppet

Charged for 9 months and he will comeback next season

​@@yazanheitham2775In 1995, former Arsenal manager George Graham was dismissed from his position after being implicated in a financial scandal involving illicit payments. The scandal, often referred to as the "bung" scandal, centered around allegations that Graham had received unauthorized payments from a Norwegian agent, Rune Hauge, in connection with the transfers of two players, John Jensen and Pål Lydersen, to Arsenal. The payments amounted to £425,000, and it was revealed that Graham had failed to disclose these transactions to the club. Arsenal's board conducted an internal investigation, and the findings led to Graham's termination. The scandal tarnished the clubs reputation for forever

I read through the paperwork for the tonali decision and if my understanding is correct the breaches he’s being charged with do carry a potential lifetime ban.

​@@MrNaicosIn 1995, former Arsenal manager George Graham was dismissed from his position after being implicated in a financial scandal involving illicit payments. The scandal, often referred to as the "bung" scandal, centered around allegations that Graham had received unauthorized payments from a Norwegian agent, Rune Hauge, in connection with the transfers of two players, John Jensen and Pål Lydersen, to Arsenal. The payments amounted to £425,000, and it was revealed that Graham had failed to disclose these transactions to the club. Arsenal's board conducted an internal investigation, and the findings led to Graham's termination. The scandal tarnished the clubs reputation for forever