City cooked the books and then set about discrediting those who challenged them. Now the damning verdict is in but their war against the Premier League goes on

The writer criticizes Manchester City's defiant response following an independent commission's guilty verdicts on over 100 financial rule breach charges. Chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak reiterated the club's innocence to supporters, while CEO Ferran Soriano alleged the existence of a conspiracy against the club. The article argues that City's ongoing legal fight and refusal to accept the findings demonstrate how far the club will take its dispute with the Premier League.
According to the report, City intends to appeal the decision, with lead lawyer Lord Pannick prepared to contest the case through the High Court. The article details findings from the commission, including disguised financial arrangements through a third-party vehicle, while arguing that state ownership should not be permitted in English football and urging the Independent Football Regulator to intervene.
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